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Please check maybe it's hidden in the system tray. UWV files are samples containing information about the vibrations. They are used by the Gametrix vibrating pad controller. That shouldn't be mission critical error. You may click on the Quit button and continue with another instance of the app running.

it would be logical to assume that this topic starter. Please read starting from the penultimate post at the page 140. May be that helps.

Hmmm... I can see that it's fine

Hi, I'm not a guy who develops SimShaker for Aviators. Regarding the spare motors. The motors may be different. First, I need to see a picture of the motors you need.

Hey, which link?

Hi, I think that's hardcoded in SimShaker for Aviators.

This is what happens if you you plug it in backwards upside down. Once disconnected never connect it by touch, you should clearly see that the triangle keys on both sides match. Otherwise, the connector may be damaged. Please watch this video how to fix

Please refer to the User Guide https://simshaker.com/guides/

You have got 1 transducer and want to add some more. SimShaker Sound Module supports 1, 2, 4 channel out of the box. Up to 6 channels if you edit the samples. What's the problem?

Hi Alan, Maybe the control unit has died. Maybe DIN-13 connector has got broken. Have you checked it? The shop is open now.

No, you don' t have. Maybe there is something wrong with your Windows system.

There may be some error messages in the Windows Event log. I would recommend to check it.

Yes, you have to wait for the update of the SimShaker for Aviators by f4l0. There is a discussion in that thread [Official] SimShaker for Aviators

If you get Gametrix vibrating pad controller, you could drive the small 12 V motors straight through the SimShaker for Aviators.

Yes, such a big difference sounds strange. I guess, you could try to make them even by those Windows Mixer sliders?

Windows 10 features an individual volume control for every sound generating application. Please check that you have got it at 100% for the SimShaker Sound Module while having it running. I attached a screenshot with the SimShaker Wings, just for example.

May I see a good quality screenshot?

No, there is no such a file in SimShaker Wings. You can see the JetPad connection status in the main window header. If you want to see the log records, please enable Verbose Logging feature.

I'm not a guy who develops SimShaker for Aviators. If there is no vibration at all in any way, there may be something wrong inside the pad. Like a broken wire, for example.

What do you mean here? What kind of control panel usage?

I've checked the FirmwareLoader.log. It looks fine.

Here is one more link to try https://1drv.ms/u/s!AtZazqt_Ko-7gaBWliv3b_lOanzRMw?e=1b6n1h

I think that both of these methods can complement each other, if one was not enough

Please have in mind the vibration strength dial at the remote control uini as well. You can enable it for USB mode as described in the User Guide https://simshaker.com/guides/jetpad

Guys, please note that different Amper ratings is not the key factor here. It should be just enough to feed the device. As I mentioned above, something between 1 and 2 Amper should be quite enough. If one pays more for more powerful adapter, he just wastes his money. But voltage (i.e. electrical potential ) is the key factor. If one prefer rather subtle vibration than strong, that may be a way to go. I would recommend to play around with values from 7 to 9 Volts. I could see in stores adapters featuring the variable output, which could be handy for fine tuning.