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FAQ — Frequently Asked Questions Find answers to common questions about our products, services, and policies. Contact Us If you have an issue or question that requires immediate assistance, you can click the Contact button below. Contact Us About Us What is DIY Sim Studio? DIY Sim Studio is a platform dedicated to DIY sim […]

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Goal Explain in simple terms how to wire momentary buttons, momentary toggle's & CTS rotary encoders on a sim racing button plate OR sim racing wheel. The OSR Micro is a complete USB-based micro controller development system, in a very small footprint, capable of implementing many types of projects.  All programming is done via the USB port & arduino development environment. When you buy a OSR Micro circuit, it comes pre-programmed ready for wiring and is recognized by a PC as a standard USB device and will work with all sim racing titles, such as iRacing, Project Cars, Assetto Corsa, Dirt Rally, Codemasters F1, etc.     OSR Micro Pin out Our pre-loaded OSR Micro supports 26 momentary buttons/toggles,  Upto 6 CTS encoders(with 14 button). We can also support a "Funky switch" with up to 19 Buttons and upto 2 additional CTS Encoders leaving 15 Buttons. All the buttons & encoders can be daisy chained together to us 1 ground. Each button has it's own pin. Note matrix wiring & diodes are NOT required with any OSR Micro circuit.**Specific wiring for Funky** IF you don't want to use rotary encoders the OSR Micro can support up to momentary 26 buttons.   Momentary Buttons Buttons come in many different visual styles & electronic support, below are just a few. In sim racing we only "typically" use the type which are momentary "Normally Open" which means no electricity pass through the button until it's pressed (closed circuit) and when it's released the circuit again is "open" to prevent current from passing through. In a normal car we use buttons or switches to typically "Turn On" headlights or wipers, these are rarely supported sim racing software. In a typical sim racing title we normally use a momentary button to turn lights On & then press the button again to turn them off. In sim racing we only "need" two terminals, if your momentary button has three terminals you will need to find which terminal is "normally open" & which terminal is

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Update on Feb 8 - Chinese New Year arrangement:- Last shipping date - Feb 12 (Feb 11 in the USA/Canada)- All order placed after Feb 12 will be shipped after Feb 23rdNow works with , too! Highlights: - ThanosAMC top of the line motion controller- Supports 7 channels / axis right out of the box- Super easy to add Tractio

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Profiles that you create in the Tuning pages are stored in the Profile Manager. The Profile Manager allows you to view, edit, reset, export and share your profiles in the Sim Racing Studio Cloud Share. When you first enter a new game, Sim Racing...

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Affordable, best price cockpit motion simulator rig for home, consumer, commercial and professional racing car plane flight in VR

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Find answers to commonly asked questions about BricsCAD, licensing, features, and more.