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	== SimuCUBE main board specifications & user guide ==		== SimuCUBE main board specifications & user guide ==

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SimuCUBE documentation

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SimuCUBE main board information

• About SimuCUBE
• Technical specifications
• List of hardware needed
• Connector pinouts and wiring
• LED status indicators

SimuCUBE acrylic enclosures

• Assembling SimuCUBE 320W kit
• Assembling SimuCUBE 480W/720W kit

SimuCUBE install guide

• PART 0: Overview
• PART 1: Connecting motor
• PART 2: Motor configuration
• PART 3: Installing firmware
• PART 4: Connecting pedals and buttons

Extra information

• Troubleshooting
• Glossary

Contents

• 1 SimuCUBE main board specifications & user guide
• 2 Assembling SimuCUBE kit
• 3 SimuCUBE operating guide
• 4 Safety

This is the main hub to find the relevant SimuCUBE documentation for your need.

This page is newly crafted and it may contain harsh errors. Use information with caution until this notice has been removed. Status updated 26.6.2016.

SimuCUBE main board specifications & user guide

Specification, wiring and usage of bare SimuCUBE motor control board. This guide is for you if:

• You're designing custom force feedback system with SimuCUBE
• Have only SimuCUBE board to assemble a custom force feedback system
• Want to the details and specifications of SimuCUBE

Main articles of this category SimuCUBE user guide

Assembling SimuCUBE kit

Follow this guide if you're assembling a Granite Devices SimuCUBE kit. After this guide, continue to the user guide below. This guide is for you if:

• You have one of Granite Devices SimuCUBE kits with enclosure parts
• Looking for hints of designing/constructing custom system around SimuCUBE

Main articles of this category Assembling SimuCUBE 320W kit Assembling SimuCUBE 480W/720W kit

SimuCUBE operating guide

Follow this guide to install and configure a SimuCUBE based force feedback controller unit. This guide is for you if:

• You have pre-assembled SimuCUBE system needing only installation cabling and configuration
• Want to learn how to use SimuCUBE based systems

Main articles of this category SimuCUBE operating guide

Safety

SimuCUBE based Force feedback system (FFB) pose high mechanical danger that may cause serious injuries to living beings, cause damage to external property or loss of profits. Always operate SimuCUBE based system with maximal caution. Beware of very high sudden torques or vibrations produced by motor attached to SimuCUBE - these are expected even in normal operating conditions Be aware that malfunction of misconfiguration may cause uncontrolled or higher than normal motor rotation or torques End-user's responsibility is to ensure that motor, or items connected to the motor can not cause damage due to rotation, torque or vibration Always be ready to let go from the motor or parts connected to it (i.e. take hands off the simulator wheel) Make sure that a reliable stopping method is available and user reachable at all times (reliable method: unplugging AC power). Note that unplugging power might not stop motor immediately. Do not try to stop spinning motor by hands or other mechanical means Note that wheel, cables or other items attached to motor may hit objects or living beings and may have damaging effects. User's responsibility is to control this danger and take responsibility of the possible consequences caused by moving items. Ensure that motor has been rigidly fixed to avoid it getting loose under extreme vibrations Understand that the responsibilities of the manufacturer of the SimuCUBE are limited to fulfilling the technical specifications and functions of the device. The technical function includes production of high torques and speeds on a large motor. Understand that spinning motor or high torques produced by it are considered operation within specifications, so potential damages caused by such operation are not within liabilities of the manufacturer. Commonly used motors may exceed torque of 30 Newton meters and rotation speed of 1000 rpm when attached to SimuCUBE Due to high electric currents, motor, cables or IONI drive may get dangerously hot (skin burns, fire hazard) For your own safety, do not operate SimuCUBE if you don't understand these dangers