Basic setup for AMC-AASD15A

Firmware update, settings for PT-ACTUATOR and quick demo of the spike filter
-releasing this older video to be searchable as it contains some useful information.
The controller can be bought here: www.thanos-motion.com/product...

[@wajdi1977]

Thanks... great as usual.

[@pabelmon]

Thanks Thanos ! That's useful !

[@jeroendequartel3166]

Thanks !

[@Rezamajedi]

You did enable the spike filter I'm using Thanos 4u the default is disabled should I enable it?

[@tronicgr]

@@Rezamajedi it gets enabled automatically from the software (SRS or Simhub). Although Simhub has software spike filter limiter that makes softer transition...

[@Curious_Skeptic]

Total newbie question. So, essentially, the heart of the motion sim build is Thanos 6DOF? It is the main interface between the PC via USB, to the motors? (obviously, you need a driver/power supply for each motor still). That really is amazing! Thinking a good start would be to order Thanos and one motor/driver so I could start to wrap my head around all this.

[@tronicgr]

Yes. The Thanos motion controller (AMC-AASD15A) is the heart of the system. The rest is just servo drives and motors and actuators, that otherwise are just sitting bricks. You can order the AMC-AASD15A motion controller from here: www.thanos-motion.com/products/thanos-amc-controller-rgb-v1-4/

[@Lets_Race_Gaming]

Hi Thanos, if you press force offline, and the actuators are connected to rig and racing, will it be a hard drop as the motors are offline?

[@tronicgr]

The force offline just ignores motion cues from the PC without closing the connection. It will just move slowly the motors in controlled manner to park position. The function that will make the rig hard drop is the e-stop that will disable the power to the motors, avoid using that except if its real emergency!!

[@andresbalasso6165]

Hi Thanos! If you chose a smaller stroke than a linear actuator can use, let say, I have a 500mm linear actuator, and I set 400mm, those 100mm will be left where? at the beginning at the end or 50mm and 50mm bottom and top? Is that configurable somehow? Thanks in advance for you time!

[@tronicgr]

It will be extending 100mm less. The actuator should calibrate its home position by fully retracting and thats its 0mm position.

[@andresbalasso6165]

@@tronicgr so will use from 0 to 500, avoiding the last 100mm at the top as far as I understand

[@douglasingram8881]

If your running the SFX100 should you set the stroke to 100mm or 150mm as in this video. ?

[@tronicgr]

For SFX-100, you obviously set the stroke to 100mm

[@douglasingram8881]

Thanos 6DOF motion sim electronics Thank you for the reply. In my world nothing is obvious.

[@Gubbjaevel]

I have a rk in my display.
1,2,3,rk,5,6

[@tronicgr]

Probably artifacts from asynchronous refresh of the LCD. Happens sometimes if you scroll the lcd menu fast. It's non critical cosmetic bug, which I deliberately not trying to fix as I prefer to give priority to the servomotor control related tasks.