Yes.
Yes, it works. We plan to integrate the running of the filters of the 360 Hz signals to SimuCUBE firmware, once we find time to set up the open source repository.
thx for your answer.
i think its something else though. i did some testing in the last hour and i cant imagine there wouldnt be more talk about something like this if it would occour for more people.
i made a small video. you can hear it when the mic is near the motor.
that cant be normal can it?
edit:
so it really seems to be the 60hz. brion sohn just answered on the iracing forums and said the same. so i will run recon 5 from now on.
thx for all your help. greetings 
General Update:
Fought a bit today with TrueStudio migration. Turns out Src is not src. 
A next version of the index point indexing bug fix is in testing with two guys now.
I need to debug the DirectInput Damping filter a bit more. A new as-per-spec implementation seems to output something like this at the moment:
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Holy crap mtojay!!! This is exactly what ive had for alongtime now, as Mika and lots other now know. 
ok - good to know that others feel it as well,
i have the suspicion that it just is that way. since it is only in iracing it seems to be directly connected to the 60hz iracing FFB update rate. nothing we can do about it for now other then just tuning the simucube software with the recon filter.
i ran a session for about an hour yesterday with recon 5 and it feels near perfect for me now.
I use recon 5 with iracing. And recon 1 with assetto or automobilista
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Good night to all.
I am sorry for the noob question.
Finally i am convinced to install the simucube open source firmware but a doubt remains. Where should i plug the usb cable at the back of simucube? In x3 connector or in x4 connector instead?
Again, i am sorry for the noob question and I want to thank you all in advance
It appears, that our wiki is down at the moment. However, the one nearest to motor and encoder connection is the one to use for FFB Firmware updates, and the other is for servicing the IONI servo drive. If you have a working system now with MMOS, then most likely you will not need to service the IONI drive before or after. However, you should check a few parameters beforehand with Granity, so that the firmware update will be fluent:
- Check that SMO (Bus Address offset) is 0
- Check that Limit Switch Function (on faults tab) is set to “Do Nothing”
- Check HV Bus Voltage on the Testing tab. Verify, that FOV (Over Voltage Fault Threshold) is at least 102% of that value, i.e., it should be 49.5 V for 48 V power supply to have some margin for PSU voltage variation.
- Update IONI firmware manually to at least 10601 version or later, so automatic IONI firmware updates will work in the future.
I suggest you read the user guide (when our Wiki is up again).
https://granitedevices.com/wiki/SimuCUBE_Firmware_User_Guide
Thanks for your answer Mika! I already did that previous checkups. My remaining doubt was about the usb port i should use. As you said, i already use mmos without any issue so i will use the usb port that is connected normaly to my computer.
Thank you again!
I have been running the simucube with a large MIGE for a couple of days in Assetto Corsa and iRacing. I noticed that Asseto Corsa feedback is very soft in low speed turns and loads up during high speed turns. It’s very hard to get a good balance in force because if you increase it too much to get a good low speed feeling, you get way too much during high G force turns. I also have an Accuforce wheel and when using the Foundation mode that bypasses the games direct force feedback in exchange for physics derived force feedback, I can get more even forces applied to the wheel. I there anything in the works for Simucube that will allow for better compensation of this type of issue in Assetto Corsa (or other sims). So far I’m very happy with the way the OSW and Simucube feels but this issue is the only thing holding it back from being perfect, which is no realy fault of the Simucube but it would be nice to have some options. I have tried adding some friction and dampening but it still doesn’t feel right.
Currently there is no game telemetry interface things in the works.
Good tuning tips are here:
Thanks for the reply Mika. I’ve already read through all the tuning tips and have things working as per the recommendations. I was just looking to see if there were any additional enhancements in the works to help with the shortcomings in AC FFB.
It has been a little quiet around here lately.
Mika any update progress?
I’ve been busy with PhD stuff. However, DirectInput Damping effect rework is being done and now it works more like it should. I just need to finish up and release
We will have to call you DR. Mika pretty soon!
Status update:
Damping effect now works more like it should. It is a separate effect which only alters the total setpoint going to the IONI based on how fast (number of axis value counts) the wheel has rotated (per milliseconds) times the PositiveCoefficient that game is setting for it. Milliseconds and axel count values are kept in check with floating point precision using a microsecond-accurate timer, and the result is also passed through a low-pass filter.
Desktop centering spring now has separate “strength” and “saturation” sliders, as per @mascher suggested. The desktop centering spring also has a low pass filter that is not user adjustable for now, but it should keep oscillations in check without adding too much delay, which would again add oscillations…
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So, any up for a new round of pre-release testing starting today evening? I will try to release on Thursday evening if everything goes well.
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i have my new rim and button plate since yesterday and planned to do a few hours of running on sebring this evening in the ferrari gte anyway.
i could install a new version upfront and run with that.
right now i am on the latest public beta.
I will have some free time later so count me in Mika, always good to help.
I can do some testing as well Mika. Let me know when you are ready.