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Discussion in 'DIY Motion Simulator Projects' started by teuh, Nov 28, 2010.

  1. teuh

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    I read a lot on this website, and I think I understand all, but I need a confirmation about that :
    - Xsim2 is compatible up to 6DOF ?
    - Thanos AMC is capable up to 4 outputs (motor) ?
    - Firmware of AMC 1.5 is for only 2DOF ?


    Something I'm sure I cannot understand is how to defined the role of each motor connected ?
    Exemple : with 3 motors connected to the control board, how the software knows this motor is for the pitch, this one for the roll and the last one for other axis ?
    teuh, Nov 28, 2010
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