Finished 2DOF 12V DC wiper arduino playseat

[barakeychetan]

Hi Racing mat,

Thank you soo much for your reply.

As you said I am planning to use 2 motomonsters, but I just wanted to know will the program of yours remain same even if I use 2 motomonsters...?
I am from Mechanical Background and weak in electronics and programming. Please share a link of program and if someone has used 2 motomonsters.

And can you please help me with the fuse Thing...? like what should I do to protect my H Bridge....


Thank you so much for time and understanding....

[RacingMat]

@ barakeychetan:
no change in the code, you have to wire the motomonster itself: look at the data sheet https://www.zigobot.ch/images/z3063_vnh2sp30.pdf
figure 34 page22
or google for "Monster Moto Shield acts as a single motor driver"

@TheSteeg

Hi Mat
I must ask,
Do I Need to run 24v on a 2dof that moves seat, driver, pedals wheel and frame?
Screen I think will be stand alone.
I see motor monster runs 12v, what do I need to run 24v?

Lastly for now, should I have my screen(40") move with the driver or stationary? How do I decide??

Thanx for all advice
Karl

The heavier your platform is, the more you have to balance the center of gravity above the joint!

My sim moved seat, driver, pedals wheel and frame and was supplied in 12V

Moving the screen is matter of taste and philsophy: personnaly I tested IRL and I didn't like a mobile screen.

[yalcin]

I thanked the topic. It would be your responsibility.
How can I get the engines out of the Arduino serial port screen?
How can I send data by throwing a loop?So,R7FL7F-RC1LC1-R3FLC1-RC1L3F-R3FL3F-R7FL7F

[RacingMat]

Sorry, I don't understand your question...
the arduino code is available in the post: look in the loop() procedure

[yalcin]

I want to play the platform constantly without opening the game.
I want to move forward first then right then left then back.
This process will be in a continuous loop.

[RacingMat]

I want to play the platform constantly without opening the game.
I want to move forward first then right then left then back.
This process will be in a continuous loop.

That's feasible: you have to modify the loop() procedure

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void loop()
{
  int sensorL,sensorR;
  readSerialData();   // DataValueR & L contain the last order received (if there is no newer received, the last is kept)
  // the previous order will still be used by the PID regulation MotorMotion Function
  sensorR = analogRead(potR);  // range 0-1024
  sensorL = analogRead(potL);  // range 0-1024

  motorMotion(motRight,sensorR,DataValueR);
  motorMotion(motLeft,sensorL,DataValueL);
}

into something like this:

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void loop()
{
  sensorR = analogRead(potR);  // range 0-1024
  sensorL = analogRead(potL);  // range 0-1024
  for (int i=0; i<255; i++)
  {
  motorMotion(motRight,sensorR, i);
  motorMotion(motLeft,sensorL, i);
  }
}

yours

[dimandr]

Hi Racing Mat,
This very nice project and I am thinking to built my own using your tutorial. Appreciate that, great job!
I am at the stage of gathering all parts and have few quastions.
I am going to use gear motors from motion dynamics 200watt each and I am wondering if I use this PSU 12V 40A 480watt to supply motors with power.
Would it be enough power for motors and PSU wouldnt be overloaded???
Thank you in advance!

[RacingMat]

Hi!
it could be enough, depending on your plateform and pilot weight

if not, it"s really simple (and rather cheap) to buy another PSU and to use one PSU per motor
Mat

[andrarisciawan]

wow is amazing

[RacingMat]

Hi! @andrarisciawan

Have you started the building? It's really exciting indeed
Do you prefer plane or car driving?