SimSteering2 FFB System (52) - Standard

The second generation of our SimSteering System.

A high performance simulator steering system for professional use. Provides top quality force feedback and control over simulation.

A high performance simulator steering system for professional use. Developed over a period of years, the high precision and completely linear response coupled with high strength creates the ultimate gold standard in realistic steering force feedback for all types of driving.

Typical applications of the steering system include:

- Race car training simulators*

- Road car and HGV training

- Public display simulators (such as static F1 show cars etc)

- Off-road and military vehicle training

*Used by many teams participating in race series including F1, GP2, F3, LMP1, LMP2, GT and WTCC.

Key Features

High precision and strength industrial grade brushless servo motor (52)
Smooth, precise, reliable and compact, the high quality servo motor provides up to 16Nm of torque and has an incredibly high resolution feedback system. Real world steering forces can be translated to the driver in a powerful yet controlled way. Higher strength motors are also available.

Plug and Play
The system may look complicated but it is in fact very easy to setup and use. Once the motor is mounted and all the cables are plugged in you can switch it on and use. No drivers or plugins are required. The system is a generic force feedback device working through DirectX so if a game outputs force feedback there is a very high probability that it will work straight away.

Huge adjustable steering lock range
The design of our system could allow almost any amount of lock imaginable however it we have set the maximum limit in the firmware to 1500°. If your application requires a higher amount of lock than this please contact us.

Modular system
The standard motorsport bolt patterns featured on our shaft clamp adaptor allows you to attach almost any steering wheel or adapt a steering column to fit.

Versatile mounting
The compact servo motor is separated from the power/control box by two 2 metre cables allowing it to be mounted remotely at the end of a cockpit or frame with the box hidden away from view. We also provide an optional adjustable mounting bracket which may be suitable for certain applications. A 3d model of the motor is available in the Product Downloads tab to assist you in integrating the motor into your own mounting solution.

Three versions are available:

• 52
• 53
• 54

Improvements over previous version

- New inertia and friction settings for more natural and realistic feeling
- Improved damping
- Incredibly smooth feel
- Absolute position pickup when powered on
- iRacing mode

Standard (52) Kit Components

- SimSteering Control Box
- High precision and strength 52 servo motor
- 2m motor cables
- 3m USB Cable
- Choice of UK, US or EU power cable
- Emergency Stop Button

Dimensions

Motor (52)
Width - 110mm
Height - 110mm
Depth - 160mm (excluding shaft and connectors)
Weight - 5.6kg

SimSteering Control Box
Width - 300mm
Height - 150mm
Depth - 200mm (excluding connectors)
Weight - 4.1kg

Any taxes will be removed for non-EU countries when entering your shipping address at the checkout.

The warranty on the motor is limited to 1 year, as provided by the manufacturer

PC connection is through USB and is detected by Windows as a generic gaming device so no drivers or plugins are required. Compatible with directX allowing excellent compatibility with current and future simulation software. Will work with any game that offers force feedback.

Tested on rFactor 1&2, Assetto Corsa, iRacing, DiRT 1,2&3, F1 2010 - 2013, P. C.A.R.S, all SimBin titles, plus many more.

Modular system that allows you to connect the majority of standard motorsport steering wheels or your own steering column. We also have a range of our own simulator steering wheels. Steering wheels do not electronically connect to the SimSteering system and are connected to the PC separately. Pedals are also treated as separate devices.

The motor and control box are connected (as standard) by two, two metre cables which gives great flexibility for mounting solutions. Typically the motor is mounted inside or at the end of a cockpit and connected to a steering column. Desktop motor mounting solutions and options for direct wheel connection to the shaft are shown further down the page.

Powered by regular mains power - 100 to 240V (AC)

Alternative steering motors for higher or lower torque levels and custom cable lengths are also available.

A 3D model of the motor is available on the Downloads tab to assist you with your own mounting solution.

3D Models

Motor 3D Model .step

Software and firmware

https://www.simsteering.com/downloads.html

Drawings

Adjustable Motor Bracket Mounting Dimensions

Instructions

SimSteering2 Manual

SimSteering2 Software Manual