=Andre=

That depends on the registration type which is more or less resistant to changes happened on the PC. I recommend to tie the registration to Microsoft account address and to use the latest version of the SimShaker Sound Module. At the moment you can get the update by this link https://simshaker.com/downloads/SimShaker_Sound_Module_Setup_v_2.36.msi

It's in limited demo mode. Please register again.

May I see the whole SimShaker Sound Module window?

Sounds strange. What kind of shakers do you use?

With default settings it has nothing to do with the system tray. You can try this tool to search for SimShaker related errors in Window Event Log https://simshaker.com/downloads/SimShaker_Diagnostic_Tool_v.1.0.exe

I don't think a way to do that in this case. I'm sorry.

What's you shaker type?

Yes, the samples were changed. You can get the old samples back as described here https://simshaker.com/news/all/simshaker-sound-module-beta-version-235-is-availab/

Great news. You are a handy man! I don't think you should. Just be prepared to do that if it's needed.

It's a fresh DCS module. Is not supported in SimShaker for Aviators by f4l0 yet.

You will have 2 columns with dedicated settings for the pad and the shakers in SimShaker for Aviators by f4l0.

Hello YSIAD_RIP, MOSFETs usually stay fine, since those resistors are "guard" resistors protecting the chip. I think you need to replace the motors and the resistors. Instead of the resistors I'd recommend to use Resettable Fuses, 200 mA per motor. Like this one https://uk.farnell.com/bourns/mf-nsmf020-2/multifuse-smd-0-2a/dp/1206716

What kind of the restart?

I think so. If you put them left/right you will feel missile launches, landing gear locking/unlocking on different sides, as an example.

You can see the files description in the dropdown list on SimShaker Sound Module Test tab.

No, it's hardly possible. USB issue would affect all the motors, not just 2 of them. I can't see any issue on the image provided though. A piece of ground wire isolation is removed by the manufacturer intentionally.

The speakers configuration should correspond to what is selected in SimShaker Sound Module as number of channels. As close as possible. 1 channel -- Stereo, since Windows doesn't offer us Mono 2 channels -- Stereo 3 - 6 channels -- 5.1 or 5.1 Surround. If you operate more than 2 shakers, I'd recommend to use the latest version of SimShaker Sound Module which is 2.35 beta at the moment. The main reason is that ASIO driver usage became optional. Most likely 2.35 will be the next released version. Basically, you can keep both released and beta branch versions at the same time. There may some backward compatibility issues be encountered in the settings, since both branches share the same settings file, but usually they are not mission critical. But within one branch I'd recommend to always uninstall previous version before you install next. Microsoft installer which I still use is not perfect.

I'm not sure you can get positions of the individual speakers to be configured in the system settings of the sound card in a context like this, but maybe I just missing something. Talking about SimShaker Sound Module, the idea behind it is that everyone can edit the sound samples it pushes into bass-shaker and change one's experience. Including which speakers are engaged or not.

What was the biggest problem?

I wouldn't say that doubled strings are normal. Export.lua script is moslty out of my scope, but I'm afraid there is something wrong with it.

Export Self

Not too much old, but not not the latest. I would try to update.

looks like an outdated SimShaker for Aviators version.

It looks like something is wrong with DCS Export. It's strange that the Repair button wasn't helpful. Maybe there's a conflict with other apps using DCS Export?

Hi, Please check if you can see any numbers in the SimShaker for Aviators -> View -> DCS Debug window during the mission.