Arduino_Fanatec_Wheel
SercomSPISlave
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Arduino_Fanatec_Wheel
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r/SimRacing Monthly Super Thread | A one-stop guide for new and veteran sim racers - April 2023
you can also diy a wheel adapter and trick your wheelbase with an arduino
- Adapting Wheel to CSL DD
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Damaged csl 2.5 base help with ffb
Otherwise, this is what I was planning on doing when I still had hopes of getting my base working: https://github.com/lshachar/Arduino_Fanatec_Wheel
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So I got home set it up realized I need a hub so I can have ffb is there any work around
Fanatec wheelbases require a bit of communication from the wheel in order to enable FFB. Luckily it's just run of the mill SPI communication, there's a Github project where someone uses an Arduino to make the Fanatec wheelbase believe there's a wheel attached and enable FFB.
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Quick release on diy wheel
No idea, how well, or if they work at all Eg https://github.com/lshachar/Arduino_Fanatec_Wheel
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Fanatec CSL DD Wheelbase Explained - Initial thoughts
I can see a 3rd party manufacturing a Arduino powered Thrustmaster to Fanatec converter, using the knowledge from opensource projects like: https://github.com/lshachar/Arduino_Fanatec_Wheel
- Successful boot up test. Wheel is recognized as a Formula wheel!
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Building a wheel for my csl elite. Successful test fit of pins for the electronics plug.
https://github.com/lshachar/Arduino_Fanatec_Wheel Thats what i used as firmware. Hope it helps.
SercomSPISlave
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MKRzero SERCOM question
I'm trying to connect two mkrzeros over SPI using this library: https://github.com/lenvm/SercomSPISlave, since apparently SERCOM ports have to be configured to communicate over SPI on MKRzeros. Assuming I am correct in figuring that the example sketches provided in this library configure the mkrzero to be used as a slave, how would one configure the master to recieve data over the sercom port specified? I'm pretty new to arduino so I'm kinda stumbling around here.
What are some alternatives?
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