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My Yoda doesn´t conect!!!!

Discussion in 'DIY Motion Simulator Building Q&A / FAQ' started by Fredhashi, Jan 19, 2009.

  1. Fredhashi

    Fredhashi New Member

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    :hi:
    Dear friends, I'm new to this branch of building simulators and I need some help from you.
    I downloaded and installed all the software in the X-Sim, but when I tried to connect the Yoda to get the data of the simulation, it does not connect to the IP of my control. Currently I’m using a joystick to use a PS2 (USB) to begin the construction of my chair and simulation of movements.
    I wonder:
    1) How can I solve this problem?
    2) This issue is related to the joystick? Do I need a wheel that it has the function of Force Feedback?
    3) I would like to build this chair with pneumatic cylinders and using the output port RS232. Some related links?

    Grateful :cheers:
    Frederico
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    @Fredhashi


    More info please! Which game are you using, one or two computers, any firewalls installed that may block he network communication?
    egoexpress, Jan 19, 2009
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    Fredhashi New Member

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    I am using the GTR2 game with only one computer, the Firewall installed on my PC is just of the Windows XP-SP3.

    Frederico
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    close Yoda and follow this tutorial:
    <a class=postlink href=http://www.x-simulator.de/main/en/force-sender/gtr-2.html target=_blank>http://www.x-simulator.de/main/en/force ... gtr-2.html</a>
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    Sirnoname,
    I didn't found the manuals interface section, can you help me again with a link?
    :blush: :sos: :blush:
    Fredhashi, Jan 20, 2009
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    I wouldnt recommend you the pneumatic version, as it supports just 3 speed stages.

    You should rather built it with cheap windscreen wiper motors and AMC controller:
    <a class=postlink-local href=http://www.x-simulator.de/forum/christian-s-2dof-simulator-powered-by-wipermotors-t892.html target=_blank>christian-s-2dof-simulator-powered-by-wipermotors-t892.html</a>

    Or if you can afford some quality actuators for 400Dollar each, I'd propose you this project:
    <a class=postlink-local href=http://www.x-simulator.de/forum/simxperience-ii-2dof-driving-simulator-with-scn5-s-t1182.html target=_blank>simxperience-ii-2dof-driving-simulator-with-scn5-s-t1182.html</a>

    btw, manual is here: <a class=postlink href=http://www.x-simulator.de/beta/ target=_blank>http://www.x-simulator.de/beta/</a>
    egoexpress, Jan 20, 2009
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