Hi, Wotever. I haven't updated my dashes in a while, but I just spoke with David Tucker at iRacing and he says the "oil temp" property should now be available in the API. Is that accessible now through SimHub?
It depends of the designs, but most if not all of the dashboards are made for a secondary monitor (not transparent) make sure to use the overlays to get overlay optimized designs :This helped a lot. but now the game can't be seen from behind the dash i hit the circle on the top right of the dash but it didn't make the dash transparent.
Beta is about to be released on discord, data is still basic, but we had a good chat with @Keir Meikle about new vital data to be added.
Hi, those bindings are tricky as a predefined roles as they require two progress bars and an appropriate design, if you want to see how it's made, look into "all pages" bindings (https://github.com/zegreatclan/SimH...-mapping-editor#components-mappings-and-roles), here you can reach all the data using ncalc :Is there a list of Nextion predefined roles documented anywhere, I can't seem to find them.
For example, some of the bundled templates have a lap time delta displayed as a ProgressBar, but I can't seem to replicate this when editing mappings from inside SimHub?
Things like Oil Temperature and Brake Temperature seem to be missing too?
Any help is greatly appreciated
Thanks
I just checked it has been here for long, but due to the complexity of the Iracing model it's probably not available on all carsHi, Wotever. I haven't updated my dashes in a while, but I just spoke with David Tucker at iRacing and he says the "oil temp" property should now be available in the API. Is that accessible now through SimHub?
Moto monster is a shield, it's a fixed layout so there is no pins to configure (assuming you have soldered the pin headersWhy in the section of the motomonster pins do not come to connect?
and if I want to use a l298n too? I prefer to connect an arduino nano and use cables to connect the two drivers.Moto monster is a shield, it's a fixed layout so there is no pins to configure (assuming you have soldered the pin headers
Hi ! Yes up to 8 channels and as many sound cards as you want :Hi,
I am too lazy to read all 302 posts...lol So I will simply ask...
Does this app allow 6 channels from one sound card similar to Simshaker wheels app? Or is 4 max per card?
Please forgive me if this has been covered before.
The monster moto has lots of pins :and if I want to use a l298n too? I prefer to connect an arduino nano and use cables to connect the two drivers.
If the motomonster is defective (most likely) I will try to use an ibt2 in l298n mode as I mentioned, they seem to work the same, only that the ibt2 has two pwm pins but if the bridges should work as a l298n
The monster moto has lots of pins :
As long as you respect the pinout it should be ok (basically the nano is a uno with reduced size) :
This is the resumed pinout I found, I've not checked if it's exact you may have to verify on sparkfun datasheet.
A0 : Enable pin for motor 1
A1 : Enable pin for motor 2
A2 : Current sensor for motor 1
A3 : Current sensor for motor 2
D7 : Clockwise (CW) for motor 1
D8 : Counterclockwise (CCW) for motor 1
D4 : Clockwise (CW) for motor 2
D9 : Counterclockwise (CCW) for motor 2
D5 : PWM for motor 1
D6 : PWM for motor 2
Hi, those bindings are tricky as a predefined roles as they require two progress bars and an appropriate design, if you want to see how it's made, look into "all pages" bindings (https://github.com/zegreatclan/SimH...-mapping-editor#components-mappings-and-roles), here you can reach all the data using ncalc :
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My best bet is that the motor will end stalled which will overheat everything (the motor, the board and the power supply) I don't think this can be done safely without a proper dedicated control for this purpose, which is not really in the scope of shakeit .Hi !
Thanks a lot for your work, it's the best software !
I am trying to build a seat belt tensioner. So I use ShakeIt with speed On, send it to an arduino UNO that sends a PWM signal to this motor driver :
https://www.amazon.fr/Régulateur-Vitesse-Moteur-Courant-Continu/dp/B075FR2LBP/ref=sr_1_1?__mk_fr_FR=ÅMÅŽÕÑ&keywords=DC+12V+24V+36V+48V+20A+PWM+Régulateur+de+Vitesse+Moteur+à+Courant+Continu&qid=1557739334&s=hi&sr=1-1
But the motor reacts erratically. Any idea what could be wrong ?