@Sim-plicity-Dev said in Upgrade from a SW8C+: For this configuration, you would need to source the 2x LRS-150-15 locally (Mouser will deliver for below 40 GBP/46 EUR within the EU) while we supply the Team Wheel LV controller. Ok, understood. Too bad mouser is b2b only, but I get the Idea. [image: 1695242395161-992e5c0b-253d-4170-a1e6-36dce3c311c0-image.png] To be honest with you: I'm out. I've been very interested at the beginning, but it's been 5 months since you informed me about this controller, and neither the Wiki nor the store page have evolved since in terms of information. There's no image other than the controller board, no schematic, not even a mockup of the housing, no list of the 100 possible things that might be included or would have to be sourced by myself. That's too much of a gamble for me. Or may I'll have to accept that I'm not part of the target group. Learning that the C+ line is beyond EOL doesn't give me the greatest confidence that any update would be future proof either, so I decided to call it a day go another upgrade path instead. Which is a bit sad, because I was – and still am – the owner of a nice and well working DD base made by enthusiasts instead of a big industry player, but I guess I've reached a dead end here. (Also, f'in Brexit doesn't make things easier aswell. Which really isn't you fault.)

@lokcy Thanks for the update. It does appear the new version does not agree with supporting files from the previous versions. We'll take a look at the Presets Installer to see if it is still required /relevant to the new version.

@Noppishen Glad to hear you're back up and running. Unfortunately, we are dependent on a functional Windows USB HID stack which can be a bit of a black box when things go wrong. As you've identified, good thing Microsoft have made reinstalls relatively easy.

@xB Most of the steps occur outside our software and are down to whatever tool or utility you use to launch your sim environment. The command line switch above allows 3rd party utilities to load a previously saved profile without the user having to "mouse navigate" as you would normally do. You can thus customise the wheelbase's behaviour to suit different sims/environments without having to manually select the profiles. Where the command is entered would be dictated by the utility in use.

@aotto1977 Hi yes the same, I have a sw20 v3, I advised two friends to turn to v4 Unfortunately they got tired of waiting with a month of delay and the lack of communication of not having an answer and apparently they did well because it went from pre-order to: no longer for sale... too bad it's good to devote yourself to development but if you develop so as not to sell it's a little missed your target...

@Sim-plicity-Dev Hi,Hello, sorry I completely forgot to comment. Indeed it is the QR on the steering wheel side that is starting to loosen up, in addition to that, the base of my aluminum profiled playseat was slightly unscrewed.. which makes with the power of the engine produced, it's a snap at each change of direction. Thank you again for taking the time to respond to me. And sorry for taking so long to get back to you. Wishing you a good day. Cordially.

"Center Wheel" in the simplicity software has always worked for me even if its just a few degrees out.

@xB Just had a quick play with KartKraft & would say it's not a hands-off-the-wheel type of sim. With this in mind, it should be possible to get a realistic/useable feel without overdamping the wheel. Can you post a screenshot of your Input Bindings screen within KartKraft as well as your Settings, Advanced and Telemetry tabs from within the SW25 desktop app

@Sim-plicity-Dev Thanks for confirming.

Thanks, After reseating the plugs all seems fine again.

@Sim-plicity-Dev Thanks for your help

@JeanV78 See reply here

@frijsdijk Your description suggests UCR is grabbing control of the FFB channel from iRacing (probably on startup). You can get iRacing to wrest control back by disabling then re-enabling FFB within the Options>Force Feedback menu Make sure you exit the Options screen between disabling and enabling.

@Sim-plicity-Dev said in USB PCI-e controller not working with SW20v3 base: @frijsdijk The wheelbase heavily exercises the USB bus and will forcibly eject itself if the bus it is connected to is not sufficiently stable. As your description suggests all is fine using the motherboard ports, it would appear the PCI-E USB bus is currently below the stability threshold. Replacing your USB cable with a new Shielded cable would be a first step in raise the bus stability over the threshold. Thank you! I'll try some time (found other solutions)

@Sim-plicity-Dev said in Firmware v21.10.01: We are currently aiming at end of March (dependent on the release of our new hardware platform) @Sim-plicity-Dev, Thank you!

@Sim-plicity-Dev I played again yesterday and it had the lack of FFB issue came back. I deleted the ACC profile, but all the settings were still there so I reassigned the wheel anyway and the problem was still there. I then tried playing not in VR and it was ok and then went back to VR (hp reverb) and it was fine again, so I'm wondering if something is glitching with the VR software maybe?

@Sim-plicity-Dev , Thank you!

Hi, though I'm quite late to the party, I might still help. I got my SW8C+ running with DR2 using this guide: https://cdn.cloudflare.steamstatic.com/steam/apps/690790/manuals/DR2_Multi_Input_Device_Configuration.pdf My device ID is 028A1CBE-0000-0000-0000-504944564944

@sim-plicity-dev , thank you for this detailed and explicit information!