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Set up the miniSim

2015-01-27T14:42:06Z

Nadsroot: /* Place the steering wheel and pedals */

The miniSim is a PC-based research driving simulator that provides a realistic automotive driving
environment. The system consists of a single PC for simplicity and reliability, three front channel
displays, an instrument panel display, USB steering wheel and pedals, 2.1 audio system, a tactile
transducer, and a display for the operator/instructor.

== Place the steering wheel and pedals ==

[[File:Minisim_install_figure3a.jpg|thumb|100px|A mounted Logitech G27 wheel]]

[[File:Minisim_install_figure3c.jpg|thumb|frame|100px]]

Unpack the steering wheel and pedals. Plug in the power supply, pedal, and shifter cables to the
underside of the ECCI or G27 wheel per the manufacturer’s instructions, Figure 3. Fasten the wheel and
shifter to the desktop following the manufacturer’s instructions, and place the pedals on the floor under
the table, Figure 4.

== Place the instrument panel display ==

CAUTION! Please read the warnings and handling instructions for the LCD displays located in the
appendix.

The Instrument Panel LCD attaches to an aluminum bracket that holds the display at a 45 degree angle,
Figure 5. Mount the display to the bracket using the supplied thumb screws, being sure the display is
upside down, Figure 6. Connect the power and VGA/DVI cable to the display. Place the display on the
table directly behind the steering wheel, Figure 7.

In the case of the 3-channel setup with 20” LCDs, attach the LCD to the instrument panel bracket using
the 4 thumbscrews. If these are lost, you may replace them with metric screws, 4mm thread and 16mm
long (M4x16).

== Place the front-channel displays ==

CAUTION! Please read the manufacturer’s manuals for the LCD displays located in the appendix.
Locate the three front channel displays on the tabletop behind the instrument panel as shown. Connect
the video (DVI) and power cables to each monitor. The center display should be centered directly
behind the instrument panel display, Figure 8.

== Place the audio system ==

Unpack the audio system (Logitech Z-2300). Place the subwoofer under the table, and place the two
satellite speakers to the left and right of the instrument panel display, Figure 8. Observe the left and
right labels.

Connect the satellite speakers to the appropriate jacks on the rear of the subwoofer. Connect the
subwoofer volume control to the subwoofer, Figure 9.

== Place the tactile transducer ==

If your simulator has a tactile transducer, first mount it under the desk under or near the steering wheel
with self-drilling screws, Figure 10.

The tactile transducer requires a small audio amplifier (Pyle ProPCA3 shown). Connect one speaker
output (Left is shown) to the terminals on the tactile transducer. Polarity (+/-) is not important. Note
that we are only using the left channel of the amplifier. Use the RCA to 1/8” headphone ‘Y’ cable to
connect the audio amplifier to the PC. Connect the White RCA to the Left input jack on the amplifier and
plug the 1/8” headphone plug into the Orange audio output on the PC. Not all Y cables are alike, so use
the Realtek Audio Manager test tones to check that the subwoofer (not the center) is being used.

Set up the miniSim

2015-01-27T14:40:52Z

Nadsroot: /* Place the steering wheel and pedals */

The miniSim is a PC-based research driving simulator that provides a realistic automotive driving
environment. The system consists of a single PC for simplicity and reliability, three front channel
displays, an instrument panel display, USB steering wheel and pedals, 2.1 audio system, a tactile
transducer, and a display for the operator/instructor.

== Place the steering wheel and pedals ==

[[File:Minisim_install_figure3a.jpg|thumb|frame|100px]]

[[File:Minisim_install_figure3c.jpg|thumb|frame|100px]]

Unpack the steering wheel and pedals. Plug in the power supply, pedal, and shifter cables to the
underside of the ECCI or G27 wheel per the manufacturer’s instructions, Figure 3. Fasten the wheel and
shifter to the desktop following the manufacturer’s instructions, and place the pedals on the floor under
the table, Figure 4.

== Place the instrument panel display ==

CAUTION! Please read the warnings and handling instructions for the LCD displays located in the
appendix.

The Instrument Panel LCD attaches to an aluminum bracket that holds the display at a 45 degree angle,
Figure 5. Mount the display to the bracket using the supplied thumb screws, being sure the display is
upside down, Figure 6. Connect the power and VGA/DVI cable to the display. Place the display on the
table directly behind the steering wheel, Figure 7.

In the case of the 3-channel setup with 20” LCDs, attach the LCD to the instrument panel bracket using
the 4 thumbscrews. If these are lost, you may replace them with metric screws, 4mm thread and 16mm
long (M4x16).

== Place the front-channel displays ==

CAUTION! Please read the manufacturer’s manuals for the LCD displays located in the appendix.
Locate the three front channel displays on the tabletop behind the instrument panel as shown. Connect
the video (DVI) and power cables to each monitor. The center display should be centered directly
behind the instrument panel display, Figure 8.

== Place the audio system ==

Unpack the audio system (Logitech Z-2300). Place the subwoofer under the table, and place the two
satellite speakers to the left and right of the instrument panel display, Figure 8. Observe the left and
right labels.

Connect the satellite speakers to the appropriate jacks on the rear of the subwoofer. Connect the
subwoofer volume control to the subwoofer, Figure 9.

== Place the tactile transducer ==

If your simulator has a tactile transducer, first mount it under the desk under or near the steering wheel
with self-drilling screws, Figure 10.

The tactile transducer requires a small audio amplifier (Pyle ProPCA3 shown). Connect one speaker
output (Left is shown) to the terminals on the tactile transducer. Polarity (+/-) is not important. Note
that we are only using the left channel of the amplifier. Use the RCA to 1/8” headphone ‘Y’ cable to
connect the audio amplifier to the PC. Connect the White RCA to the Left input jack on the amplifier and
plug the 1/8” headphone plug into the Orange audio output on the PC. Not all Y cables are alike, so use
the Realtek Audio Manager test tones to check that the subwoofer (not the center) is being used.

Set up the miniSim

2015-01-27T14:39:36Z

Nadsroot: /* Place the steering wheel and pedals */

The miniSim is a PC-based research driving simulator that provides a realistic automotive driving
environment. The system consists of a single PC for simplicity and reliability, three front channel
displays, an instrument panel display, USB steering wheel and pedals, 2.1 audio system, a tactile
transducer, and a display for the operator/instructor.

== Place the steering wheel and pedals ==

[[File:Minisim_install_figure3a.jpg|frame|thumb|100px]]

[[File:Minisim_install_figure3c.jpg|frame|thumb|100px]]

Unpack the steering wheel and pedals. Plug in the power supply, pedal, and shifter cables to the
underside of the ECCI or G27 wheel per the manufacturer’s instructions, Figure 3. Fasten the wheel and
shifter to the desktop following the manufacturer’s instructions, and place the pedals on the floor under
the table, Figure 4.

== Place the instrument panel display ==

CAUTION! Please read the warnings and handling instructions for the LCD displays located in the
appendix.

The Instrument Panel LCD attaches to an aluminum bracket that holds the display at a 45 degree angle,
Figure 5. Mount the display to the bracket using the supplied thumb screws, being sure the display is
upside down, Figure 6. Connect the power and VGA/DVI cable to the display. Place the display on the
table directly behind the steering wheel, Figure 7.

In the case of the 3-channel setup with 20” LCDs, attach the LCD to the instrument panel bracket using
the 4 thumbscrews. If these are lost, you may replace them with metric screws, 4mm thread and 16mm
long (M4x16).

== Place the front-channel displays ==

CAUTION! Please read the manufacturer’s manuals for the LCD displays located in the appendix.
Locate the three front channel displays on the tabletop behind the instrument panel as shown. Connect
the video (DVI) and power cables to each monitor. The center display should be centered directly
behind the instrument panel display, Figure 8.

== Place the audio system ==

Unpack the audio system (Logitech Z-2300). Place the subwoofer under the table, and place the two
satellite speakers to the left and right of the instrument panel display, Figure 8. Observe the left and
right labels.

Connect the satellite speakers to the appropriate jacks on the rear of the subwoofer. Connect the
subwoofer volume control to the subwoofer, Figure 9.

== Place the tactile transducer ==

If your simulator has a tactile transducer, first mount it under the desk under or near the steering wheel
with self-drilling screws, Figure 10.

The tactile transducer requires a small audio amplifier (Pyle ProPCA3 shown). Connect one speaker
output (Left is shown) to the terminals on the tactile transducer. Polarity (+/-) is not important. Note
that we are only using the left channel of the amplifier. Use the RCA to 1/8” headphone ‘Y’ cable to
connect the audio amplifier to the PC. Connect the White RCA to the Left input jack on the amplifier and
plug the 1/8” headphone plug into the Orange audio output on the PC. Not all Y cables are alike, so use
the Realtek Audio Manager test tones to check that the subwoofer (not the center) is being used.

Set up the miniSim

2015-01-26T21:23:34Z

Nadsroot: /* Place the Steering Wheel and Pedals */

The miniSim is a PC-based research driving simulator that provides a realistic automotive driving
environment. The system consists of a single PC for simplicity and reliability, three front channel
displays, an instrument panel display, USB steering wheel and pedals, 2.1 audio system, a tactile
transducer, and a display for the operator/instructor.

== Place the Steering Wheel and Pedals ==

[[File:Minisim_install_figure3a.jpg|frame|100px]]

[[File:Minisim_install_figure3c.jpg|frame|100px]]

Unpack the steering wheel and pedals. Plug in the power supply, pedal, and shifter cables to the
underside of the ECCI or G27 wheel per the manufacturer’s instructions, Figure 3. Fasten the wheel and
shifter to the desktop following the manufacturer’s instructions, and place the pedals on the floor under
the table, Figure 4.

== Place the Instrument Panel Display ==

CAUTION! Please read the warnings and handling instructions for the LCD displays located in the
appendix.

The Instrument Panel LCD attaches to an aluminum bracket that holds the display at a 45 degree angle,
Figure 5. Mount the display to the bracket using the supplied thumb screws, being sure the display is
upside down, Figure 6. Connect the power and VGA/DVI cable to the display. Place the display on the
table directly behind the steering wheel, Figure 7.

In the case of the 3-channel setup with 20” LCDs, attach the LCD to the instrument panel bracket using
the 4 thumbscrews. If these are lost, you may replace them with metric screws, 4mm thread and 16mm
long (M4x16).

== Place the Front-Channel Displays ==

CAUTION! Please read the manufacturer’s manuals for the LCD displays located in the appendix.
Locate the three front channel displays on the tabletop behind the instrument panel as shown. Connect
the video (DVI) and power cables to each monitor. The center display should be centered directly
behind the instrument panel display, Figure 8.

== Place the Audio System ==

Unpack the audio system (Logitech Z-2300). Place the subwoofer under the table, and place the two
satellite speakers to the left and right of the instrument panel display, Figure 8. Observe the left and
right labels.

Connect the satellite speakers to the appropriate jacks on the rear of the subwoofer. Connect the
subwoofer volume control to the subwoofer, Figure 9.

== Place the Tactile Transducer ==

If your simulator has a tactile transducer, first mount it under the desk under or near the steering wheel
with self-drilling screws, Figure 10.

The tactile transducer requires a small audio amplifier (Pyle ProPCA3 shown). Connect one speaker
output (Left is shown) to the terminals on the tactile transducer. Polarity (+/-) is not important. Note
that we are only using the left channel of the amplifier. Use the RCA to 1/8” headphone ‘Y’ cable to
connect the audio amplifier to the PC. Connect the White RCA to the Left input jack on the amplifier and
plug the 1/8” headphone plug into the Orange audio output on the PC. Not all Y cables are alike, so use
the Realtek Audio Manager test tones to check that the subwoofer (not the center) is being used.

Set up the miniSim

2015-01-26T21:23:07Z

Nadsroot: /* Place the Steering Wheel and Pedals */

The miniSim is a PC-based research driving simulator that provides a realistic automotive driving
environment. The system consists of a single PC for simplicity and reliability, three front channel
displays, an instrument panel display, USB steering wheel and pedals, 2.1 audio system, a tactile
transducer, and a display for the operator/instructor.

== Place the Steering Wheel and Pedals ==

[[File:Minisim_install_figure3a.jpg|frame|200px]]

[[File:Minisim_install_figure3c.jpg|frame|200px]]

Unpack the steering wheel and pedals. Plug in the power supply, pedal, and shifter cables to the
underside of the ECCI or G27 wheel per the manufacturer’s instructions, Figure 3. Fasten the wheel and
shifter to the desktop following the manufacturer’s instructions, and place the pedals on the floor under
the table, Figure 4.

== Place the Instrument Panel Display ==

CAUTION! Please read the warnings and handling instructions for the LCD displays located in the
appendix.

The Instrument Panel LCD attaches to an aluminum bracket that holds the display at a 45 degree angle,
Figure 5. Mount the display to the bracket using the supplied thumb screws, being sure the display is
upside down, Figure 6. Connect the power and VGA/DVI cable to the display. Place the display on the
table directly behind the steering wheel, Figure 7.

In the case of the 3-channel setup with 20” LCDs, attach the LCD to the instrument panel bracket using
the 4 thumbscrews. If these are lost, you may replace them with metric screws, 4mm thread and 16mm
long (M4x16).

== Place the Front-Channel Displays ==

CAUTION! Please read the manufacturer’s manuals for the LCD displays located in the appendix.
Locate the three front channel displays on the tabletop behind the instrument panel as shown. Connect
the video (DVI) and power cables to each monitor. The center display should be centered directly
behind the instrument panel display, Figure 8.

== Place the Audio System ==

Unpack the audio system (Logitech Z-2300). Place the subwoofer under the table, and place the two
satellite speakers to the left and right of the instrument panel display, Figure 8. Observe the left and
right labels.

Connect the satellite speakers to the appropriate jacks on the rear of the subwoofer. Connect the
subwoofer volume control to the subwoofer, Figure 9.

== Place the Tactile Transducer ==

If your simulator has a tactile transducer, first mount it under the desk under or near the steering wheel
with self-drilling screws, Figure 10.

The tactile transducer requires a small audio amplifier (Pyle ProPCA3 shown). Connect one speaker
output (Left is shown) to the terminals on the tactile transducer. Polarity (+/-) is not important. Note
that we are only using the left channel of the amplifier. Use the RCA to 1/8” headphone ‘Y’ cable to
connect the audio amplifier to the PC. Connect the White RCA to the Left input jack on the amplifier and
plug the 1/8” headphone plug into the Orange audio output on the PC. Not all Y cables are alike, so use
the Realtek Audio Manager test tones to check that the subwoofer (not the center) is being used.

Set up the miniSim

2015-01-26T21:22:15Z

Nadsroot: /* Place the Steering Wheel and Pedals */

The miniSim is a PC-based research driving simulator that provides a realistic automotive driving
environment. The system consists of a single PC for simplicity and reliability, three front channel
displays, an instrument panel display, USB steering wheel and pedals, 2.1 audio system, a tactile
transducer, and a display for the operator/instructor.

== Place the Steering Wheel and Pedals ==

Unpack the steering wheel and pedals. Plug in the power supply, pedal, and shifter cables to the
underside of the ECCI or G27 wheel per the manufacturer’s instructions, Figure 3. Fasten the wheel and
shifter to the desktop following the manufacturer’s instructions, and place the pedals on the floor under
the table, Figure 4.

[[File:Minisim_install_figure3a.jpg|frame|200px]]

[[File:Minisim_install_figure3c.jpg|frame|200px]]

== Place the Instrument Panel Display ==

CAUTION! Please read the warnings and handling instructions for the LCD displays located in the
appendix.

The Instrument Panel LCD attaches to an aluminum bracket that holds the display at a 45 degree angle,
Figure 5. Mount the display to the bracket using the supplied thumb screws, being sure the display is
upside down, Figure 6. Connect the power and VGA/DVI cable to the display. Place the display on the
table directly behind the steering wheel, Figure 7.

In the case of the 3-channel setup with 20” LCDs, attach the LCD to the instrument panel bracket using
the 4 thumbscrews. If these are lost, you may replace them with metric screws, 4mm thread and 16mm
long (M4x16).

== Place the Front-Channel Displays ==

CAUTION! Please read the manufacturer’s manuals for the LCD displays located in the appendix.
Locate the three front channel displays on the tabletop behind the instrument panel as shown. Connect
the video (DVI) and power cables to each monitor. The center display should be centered directly
behind the instrument panel display, Figure 8.

== Place the Audio System ==

Unpack the audio system (Logitech Z-2300). Place the subwoofer under the table, and place the two
satellite speakers to the left and right of the instrument panel display, Figure 8. Observe the left and
right labels.

Connect the satellite speakers to the appropriate jacks on the rear of the subwoofer. Connect the
subwoofer volume control to the subwoofer, Figure 9.

== Place the Tactile Transducer ==

If your simulator has a tactile transducer, first mount it under the desk under or near the steering wheel
with self-drilling screws, Figure 10.

The tactile transducer requires a small audio amplifier (Pyle ProPCA3 shown). Connect one speaker
output (Left is shown) to the terminals on the tactile transducer. Polarity (+/-) is not important. Note
that we are only using the left channel of the amplifier. Use the RCA to 1/8” headphone ‘Y’ cable to
connect the audio amplifier to the PC. Connect the White RCA to the Left input jack on the amplifier and
plug the 1/8” headphone plug into the Orange audio output on the PC. Not all Y cables are alike, so use
the Realtek Audio Manager test tones to check that the subwoofer (not the center) is being used.

Set up the miniSim

2015-01-26T21:21:58Z

Nadsroot: /* Place the Steering Wheel and Pedals */

The miniSim is a PC-based research driving simulator that provides a realistic automotive driving
environment. The system consists of a single PC for simplicity and reliability, three front channel
displays, an instrument panel display, USB steering wheel and pedals, 2.1 audio system, a tactile
transducer, and a display for the operator/instructor.

== Place the Steering Wheel and Pedals ==

Unpack the steering wheel and pedals. Plug in the power supply, pedal, and shifter cables to the
underside of the ECCI or G27 wheel per the manufacturer’s instructions, Figure 3. Fasten the wheel and
shifter to the desktop following the manufacturer’s instructions, and place the pedals on the floor under
the table, Figure 4.

[[File:Minisim_install_figure3a.jpg|frame|200px]

[[File:Minisim_install_figure3c.jpg|frame|200px]]

== Place the Instrument Panel Display ==

CAUTION! Please read the warnings and handling instructions for the LCD displays located in the
appendix.

The Instrument Panel LCD attaches to an aluminum bracket that holds the display at a 45 degree angle,
Figure 5. Mount the display to the bracket using the supplied thumb screws, being sure the display is
upside down, Figure 6. Connect the power and VGA/DVI cable to the display. Place the display on the
table directly behind the steering wheel, Figure 7.

In the case of the 3-channel setup with 20” LCDs, attach the LCD to the instrument panel bracket using
the 4 thumbscrews. If these are lost, you may replace them with metric screws, 4mm thread and 16mm
long (M4x16).

== Place the Front-Channel Displays ==

CAUTION! Please read the manufacturer’s manuals for the LCD displays located in the appendix.
Locate the three front channel displays on the tabletop behind the instrument panel as shown. Connect
the video (DVI) and power cables to each monitor. The center display should be centered directly
behind the instrument panel display, Figure 8.

== Place the Audio System ==

Unpack the audio system (Logitech Z-2300). Place the subwoofer under the table, and place the two
satellite speakers to the left and right of the instrument panel display, Figure 8. Observe the left and
right labels.

Connect the satellite speakers to the appropriate jacks on the rear of the subwoofer. Connect the
subwoofer volume control to the subwoofer, Figure 9.

== Place the Tactile Transducer ==

If your simulator has a tactile transducer, first mount it under the desk under or near the steering wheel
with self-drilling screws, Figure 10.

The tactile transducer requires a small audio amplifier (Pyle ProPCA3 shown). Connect one speaker
output (Left is shown) to the terminals on the tactile transducer. Polarity (+/-) is not important. Note
that we are only using the left channel of the amplifier. Use the RCA to 1/8” headphone ‘Y’ cable to
connect the audio amplifier to the PC. Connect the White RCA to the Left input jack on the amplifier and
plug the 1/8” headphone plug into the Orange audio output on the PC. Not all Y cables are alike, so use
the Realtek Audio Manager test tones to check that the subwoofer (not the center) is being used.

Set up the miniSim

2015-01-26T21:21:17Z

Nadsroot: /* Place the Steering Wheel and Pedals */

The miniSim is a PC-based research driving simulator that provides a realistic automotive driving
environment. The system consists of a single PC for simplicity and reliability, three front channel
displays, an instrument panel display, USB steering wheel and pedals, 2.1 audio system, a tactile
transducer, and a display for the operator/instructor.

== Place the Steering Wheel and Pedals ==

Unpack the steering wheel and pedals. Plug in the power supply, pedal, and shifter cables to the
underside of the ECCI or G27 wheel per the manufacturer’s instructions, Figure 3. Fasten the wheel and
shifter to the desktop following the manufacturer’s instructions, and place the pedals on the floor under
the table, Figure 4.

[[File:Minisim_install_figure3a.jpg]]

[[File:Minisim_install_figure3c.jpg|frame|200px]]

== Place the Instrument Panel Display ==

CAUTION! Please read the warnings and handling instructions for the LCD displays located in the
appendix.

The Instrument Panel LCD attaches to an aluminum bracket that holds the display at a 45 degree angle,
Figure 5. Mount the display to the bracket using the supplied thumb screws, being sure the display is
upside down, Figure 6. Connect the power and VGA/DVI cable to the display. Place the display on the
table directly behind the steering wheel, Figure 7.

In the case of the 3-channel setup with 20” LCDs, attach the LCD to the instrument panel bracket using
the 4 thumbscrews. If these are lost, you may replace them with metric screws, 4mm thread and 16mm
long (M4x16).

== Place the Front-Channel Displays ==

CAUTION! Please read the manufacturer’s manuals for the LCD displays located in the appendix.
Locate the three front channel displays on the tabletop behind the instrument panel as shown. Connect
the video (DVI) and power cables to each monitor. The center display should be centered directly
behind the instrument panel display, Figure 8.

== Place the Audio System ==

Unpack the audio system (Logitech Z-2300). Place the subwoofer under the table, and place the two
satellite speakers to the left and right of the instrument panel display, Figure 8. Observe the left and
right labels.

Connect the satellite speakers to the appropriate jacks on the rear of the subwoofer. Connect the
subwoofer volume control to the subwoofer, Figure 9.

== Place the Tactile Transducer ==

If your simulator has a tactile transducer, first mount it under the desk under or near the steering wheel
with self-drilling screws, Figure 10.

The tactile transducer requires a small audio amplifier (Pyle ProPCA3 shown). Connect one speaker
output (Left is shown) to the terminals on the tactile transducer. Polarity (+/-) is not important. Note
that we are only using the left channel of the amplifier. Use the RCA to 1/8” headphone ‘Y’ cable to
connect the audio amplifier to the PC. Connect the White RCA to the Left input jack on the amplifier and
plug the 1/8” headphone plug into the Orange audio output on the PC. Not all Y cables are alike, so use
the Realtek Audio Manager test tones to check that the subwoofer (not the center) is being used.

Set up the miniSim

2015-01-26T21:21:04Z

Nadsroot: /* Place the Steering Wheel and Pedals */

The miniSim is a PC-based research driving simulator that provides a realistic automotive driving
environment. The system consists of a single PC for simplicity and reliability, three front channel
displays, an instrument panel display, USB steering wheel and pedals, 2.1 audio system, a tactile
transducer, and a display for the operator/instructor.

== Place the Steering Wheel and Pedals ==

Unpack the steering wheel and pedals. Plug in the power supply, pedal, and shifter cables to the
underside of the ECCI or G27 wheel per the manufacturer’s instructions, Figure 3. Fasten the wheel and
shifter to the desktop following the manufacturer’s instructions, and place the pedals on the floor under
the table, Figure 4.

[[File:Minisim_install_figure3a.jpg]]

[[File:Minisim_install_figure3c.jpg|frame|200px]]]]

== Place the Instrument Panel Display ==

CAUTION! Please read the warnings and handling instructions for the LCD displays located in the
appendix.

The Instrument Panel LCD attaches to an aluminum bracket that holds the display at a 45 degree angle,
Figure 5. Mount the display to the bracket using the supplied thumb screws, being sure the display is
upside down, Figure 6. Connect the power and VGA/DVI cable to the display. Place the display on the
table directly behind the steering wheel, Figure 7.

In the case of the 3-channel setup with 20” LCDs, attach the LCD to the instrument panel bracket using
the 4 thumbscrews. If these are lost, you may replace them with metric screws, 4mm thread and 16mm
long (M4x16).

== Place the Front-Channel Displays ==

CAUTION! Please read the manufacturer’s manuals for the LCD displays located in the appendix.
Locate the three front channel displays on the tabletop behind the instrument panel as shown. Connect
the video (DVI) and power cables to each monitor. The center display should be centered directly
behind the instrument panel display, Figure 8.

== Place the Audio System ==

Unpack the audio system (Logitech Z-2300). Place the subwoofer under the table, and place the two
satellite speakers to the left and right of the instrument panel display, Figure 8. Observe the left and
right labels.

Connect the satellite speakers to the appropriate jacks on the rear of the subwoofer. Connect the
subwoofer volume control to the subwoofer, Figure 9.

== Place the Tactile Transducer ==

If your simulator has a tactile transducer, first mount it under the desk under or near the steering wheel
with self-drilling screws, Figure 10.

The tactile transducer requires a small audio amplifier (Pyle ProPCA3 shown). Connect one speaker
output (Left is shown) to the terminals on the tactile transducer. Polarity (+/-) is not important. Note
that we are only using the left channel of the amplifier. Use the RCA to 1/8” headphone ‘Y’ cable to
connect the audio amplifier to the PC. Connect the White RCA to the Left input jack on the amplifier and
plug the 1/8” headphone plug into the Orange audio output on the PC. Not all Y cables are alike, so use
the Realtek Audio Manager test tones to check that the subwoofer (not the center) is being used.

Set up the miniSim

2015-01-26T21:20:16Z

Nadsroot: /* Place the Steering Wheel and Pedals */

The miniSim is a PC-based research driving simulator that provides a realistic automotive driving
environment. The system consists of a single PC for simplicity and reliability, three front channel
displays, an instrument panel display, USB steering wheel and pedals, 2.1 audio system, a tactile
transducer, and a display for the operator/instructor.

== Place the Steering Wheel and Pedals ==

Unpack the steering wheel and pedals. Plug in the power supply, pedal, and shifter cables to the
underside of the ECCI or G27 wheel per the manufacturer’s instructions, Figure 3. Fasten the wheel and
shifter to the desktop following the manufacturer’s instructions, and place the pedals on the floor under
the table, Figure 4.

[[File:Minisim_install_figure3a.jpg]]

[[File:Minisim_install_figure3c.jpg|200px]]]

== Place the Instrument Panel Display ==

CAUTION! Please read the warnings and handling instructions for the LCD displays located in the
appendix.

The Instrument Panel LCD attaches to an aluminum bracket that holds the display at a 45 degree angle,
Figure 5. Mount the display to the bracket using the supplied thumb screws, being sure the display is
upside down, Figure 6. Connect the power and VGA/DVI cable to the display. Place the display on the
table directly behind the steering wheel, Figure 7.

In the case of the 3-channel setup with 20” LCDs, attach the LCD to the instrument panel bracket using
the 4 thumbscrews. If these are lost, you may replace them with metric screws, 4mm thread and 16mm
long (M4x16).

== Place the Front-Channel Displays ==

CAUTION! Please read the manufacturer’s manuals for the LCD displays located in the appendix.
Locate the three front channel displays on the tabletop behind the instrument panel as shown. Connect
the video (DVI) and power cables to each monitor. The center display should be centered directly
behind the instrument panel display, Figure 8.

== Place the Audio System ==

Unpack the audio system (Logitech Z-2300). Place the subwoofer under the table, and place the two
satellite speakers to the left and right of the instrument panel display, Figure 8. Observe the left and
right labels.

Connect the satellite speakers to the appropriate jacks on the rear of the subwoofer. Connect the
subwoofer volume control to the subwoofer, Figure 9.

== Place the Tactile Transducer ==

If your simulator has a tactile transducer, first mount it under the desk under or near the steering wheel
with self-drilling screws, Figure 10.

The tactile transducer requires a small audio amplifier (Pyle ProPCA3 shown). Connect one speaker
output (Left is shown) to the terminals on the tactile transducer. Polarity (+/-) is not important. Note
that we are only using the left channel of the amplifier. Use the RCA to 1/8” headphone ‘Y’ cable to
connect the audio amplifier to the PC. Connect the White RCA to the Left input jack on the amplifier and
plug the 1/8” headphone plug into the Orange audio output on the PC. Not all Y cables are alike, so use
the Realtek Audio Manager test tones to check that the subwoofer (not the center) is being used.

Set up the miniSim

2015-01-26T21:20:01Z

Nadsroot: /* Place the Steering Wheel and Pedals */

The miniSim is a PC-based research driving simulator that provides a realistic automotive driving
environment. The system consists of a single PC for simplicity and reliability, three front channel
displays, an instrument panel display, USB steering wheel and pedals, 2.1 audio system, a tactile
transducer, and a display for the operator/instructor.

== Place the Steering Wheel and Pedals ==

Unpack the steering wheel and pedals. Plug in the power supply, pedal, and shifter cables to the
underside of the ECCI or G27 wheel per the manufacturer’s instructions, Figure 3. Fasten the wheel and
shifter to the desktop following the manufacturer’s instructions, and place the pedals on the floor under
the table, Figure 4.

[[File:Minisim_install_figure3a.jpg]]

[[File:Minisim_install_figure3c.jpg|thumb|200px]]]

== Place the Instrument Panel Display ==

CAUTION! Please read the warnings and handling instructions for the LCD displays located in the
appendix.

The Instrument Panel LCD attaches to an aluminum bracket that holds the display at a 45 degree angle,
Figure 5. Mount the display to the bracket using the supplied thumb screws, being sure the display is
upside down, Figure 6. Connect the power and VGA/DVI cable to the display. Place the display on the
table directly behind the steering wheel, Figure 7.

In the case of the 3-channel setup with 20” LCDs, attach the LCD to the instrument panel bracket using
the 4 thumbscrews. If these are lost, you may replace them with metric screws, 4mm thread and 16mm
long (M4x16).

== Place the Front-Channel Displays ==

CAUTION! Please read the manufacturer’s manuals for the LCD displays located in the appendix.
Locate the three front channel displays on the tabletop behind the instrument panel as shown. Connect
the video (DVI) and power cables to each monitor. The center display should be centered directly
behind the instrument panel display, Figure 8.

== Place the Audio System ==

Unpack the audio system (Logitech Z-2300). Place the subwoofer under the table, and place the two
satellite speakers to the left and right of the instrument panel display, Figure 8. Observe the left and
right labels.

Connect the satellite speakers to the appropriate jacks on the rear of the subwoofer. Connect the
subwoofer volume control to the subwoofer, Figure 9.

== Place the Tactile Transducer ==

If your simulator has a tactile transducer, first mount it under the desk under or near the steering wheel
with self-drilling screws, Figure 10.

The tactile transducer requires a small audio amplifier (Pyle ProPCA3 shown). Connect one speaker
output (Left is shown) to the terminals on the tactile transducer. Polarity (+/-) is not important. Note
that we are only using the left channel of the amplifier. Use the RCA to 1/8” headphone ‘Y’ cable to
connect the audio amplifier to the PC. Connect the White RCA to the Left input jack on the amplifier and
plug the 1/8” headphone plug into the Orange audio output on the PC. Not all Y cables are alike, so use
the Realtek Audio Manager test tones to check that the subwoofer (not the center) is being used.

Set up the miniSim

2015-01-26T21:17:37Z

Nadsroot: /* Place the Steering Wheel and Pedals */

The miniSim is a PC-based research driving simulator that provides a realistic automotive driving
environment. The system consists of a single PC for simplicity and reliability, three front channel
displays, an instrument panel display, USB steering wheel and pedals, 2.1 audio system, a tactile
transducer, and a display for the operator/instructor.

== Place the Steering Wheel and Pedals ==

Unpack the steering wheel and pedals. Plug in the power supply, pedal, and shifter cables to the
underside of the ECCI or G27 wheel per the manufacturer’s instructions, Figure 3. Fasten the wheel and
shifter to the desktop following the manufacturer’s instructions, and place the pedals on the floor under
the table, Figure 4.

[[File:Minisim_install_figure3a.jpg]]

[[File:Minisim_install_figure3c.jpg]]

== Place the Instrument Panel Display ==

CAUTION! Please read the warnings and handling instructions for the LCD displays located in the
appendix.

The Instrument Panel LCD attaches to an aluminum bracket that holds the display at a 45 degree angle,
Figure 5. Mount the display to the bracket using the supplied thumb screws, being sure the display is
upside down, Figure 6. Connect the power and VGA/DVI cable to the display. Place the display on the
table directly behind the steering wheel, Figure 7.

In the case of the 3-channel setup with 20” LCDs, attach the LCD to the instrument panel bracket using
the 4 thumbscrews. If these are lost, you may replace them with metric screws, 4mm thread and 16mm
long (M4x16).

== Place the Front-Channel Displays ==

CAUTION! Please read the manufacturer’s manuals for the LCD displays located in the appendix.
Locate the three front channel displays on the tabletop behind the instrument panel as shown. Connect
the video (DVI) and power cables to each monitor. The center display should be centered directly
behind the instrument panel display, Figure 8.

== Place the Audio System ==

Unpack the audio system (Logitech Z-2300). Place the subwoofer under the table, and place the two
satellite speakers to the left and right of the instrument panel display, Figure 8. Observe the left and
right labels.

Connect the satellite speakers to the appropriate jacks on the rear of the subwoofer. Connect the
subwoofer volume control to the subwoofer, Figure 9.

== Place the Tactile Transducer ==

If your simulator has a tactile transducer, first mount it under the desk under or near the steering wheel
with self-drilling screws, Figure 10.

The tactile transducer requires a small audio amplifier (Pyle ProPCA3 shown). Connect one speaker
output (Left is shown) to the terminals on the tactile transducer. Polarity (+/-) is not important. Note
that we are only using the left channel of the amplifier. Use the RCA to 1/8” headphone ‘Y’ cable to
connect the audio amplifier to the PC. Connect the White RCA to the Left input jack on the amplifier and
plug the 1/8” headphone plug into the Orange audio output on the PC. Not all Y cables are alike, so use
the Realtek Audio Manager test tones to check that the subwoofer (not the center) is being used.

File:Minisim install figure3c.jpg

2015-01-26T21:16:53Z

Nadsroot: Nadsroot uploaded a new version of File:Minisim install figure3c.jpg

Connecting a Logitech G27 wheel/pedals/shifter combo to a PC (source: Logitech manual)

File:Minisim install figure3c.jpg

2015-01-26T21:16:27Z

Nadsroot: Connecting a Logitech G27 wheel/pedals/shifter combo to a PC (source: Logitech manual)

Connecting a Logitech G27 wheel/pedals/shifter combo to a PC (source: Logitech manual)

Set up the miniSim

2015-01-26T21:12:47Z

Nadsroot: /* Place the Steering Wheel and Pedals */

The miniSim is a PC-based research driving simulator that provides a realistic automotive driving
environment. The system consists of a single PC for simplicity and reliability, three front channel
displays, an instrument panel display, USB steering wheel and pedals, 2.1 audio system, a tactile
transducer, and a display for the operator/instructor.

== Place the Steering Wheel and Pedals ==

Unpack the steering wheel and pedals. Plug in the power supply, pedal, and shifter cables to the
underside of the ECCI or G27 wheel per the manufacturer’s instructions, Figure 3. Fasten the wheel and
shifter to the desktop following the manufacturer’s instructions, and place the pedals on the floor under
the table, Figure 4.

[[File:Minisim_install_figure3a.jpg]]

== Place the Instrument Panel Display ==

CAUTION! Please read the warnings and handling instructions for the LCD displays located in the
appendix.

The Instrument Panel LCD attaches to an aluminum bracket that holds the display at a 45 degree angle,
Figure 5. Mount the display to the bracket using the supplied thumb screws, being sure the display is
upside down, Figure 6. Connect the power and VGA/DVI cable to the display. Place the display on the
table directly behind the steering wheel, Figure 7.

In the case of the 3-channel setup with 20” LCDs, attach the LCD to the instrument panel bracket using
the 4 thumbscrews. If these are lost, you may replace them with metric screws, 4mm thread and 16mm
long (M4x16).

== Place the Front-Channel Displays ==

CAUTION! Please read the manufacturer’s manuals for the LCD displays located in the appendix.
Locate the three front channel displays on the tabletop behind the instrument panel as shown. Connect
the video (DVI) and power cables to each monitor. The center display should be centered directly
behind the instrument panel display, Figure 8.

== Place the Audio System ==

Unpack the audio system (Logitech Z-2300). Place the subwoofer under the table, and place the two
satellite speakers to the left and right of the instrument panel display, Figure 8. Observe the left and
right labels.

Connect the satellite speakers to the appropriate jacks on the rear of the subwoofer. Connect the
subwoofer volume control to the subwoofer, Figure 9.

== Place the Tactile Transducer ==

If your simulator has a tactile transducer, first mount it under the desk under or near the steering wheel
with self-drilling screws, Figure 10.

The tactile transducer requires a small audio amplifier (Pyle ProPCA3 shown). Connect one speaker
output (Left is shown) to the terminals on the tactile transducer. Polarity (+/-) is not important. Note
that we are only using the left channel of the amplifier. Use the RCA to 1/8” headphone ‘Y’ cable to
connect the audio amplifier to the PC. Connect the White RCA to the Left input jack on the amplifier and
plug the 1/8” headphone plug into the Orange audio output on the PC. Not all Y cables are alike, so use
the Realtek Audio Manager test tones to check that the subwoofer (not the center) is being used.

File:Minisim install figure3a.jpg

2015-01-26T21:11:39Z

Nadsroot: Figure 3: Connecting the power supply, shifter, and pedals to the Logitech G25 wheel (from Logitech manual)

Figure 3: Connecting the power supply, shifter, and pedals to the Logitech G25 wheel (from Logitech manual)

Set up the miniSim

2015-01-26T19:20:27Z

Nadsroot:

The miniSim is a PC-based research driving simulator that provides a realistic automotive driving
environment. The system consists of a single PC for simplicity and reliability, three front channel
displays, an instrument panel display, USB steering wheel and pedals, 2.1 audio system, a tactile
transducer, and a display for the operator/instructor.

== Place the Steering Wheel and Pedals ==

Unpack the steering wheel and pedals. Plug in the power supply, pedal, and shifter cables to the
underside of the ECCI or G27 wheel per the manufacturer’s instructions, Figure 3. Fasten the wheel and
shifter to the desktop following the manufacturer’s instructions, and place the pedals on the floor under
the table, Figure 4.

== Place the Instrument Panel Display ==

CAUTION! Please read the warnings and handling instructions for the LCD displays located in the
appendix.

The Instrument Panel LCD attaches to an aluminum bracket that holds the display at a 45 degree angle,
Figure 5. Mount the display to the bracket using the supplied thumb screws, being sure the display is
upside down, Figure 6. Connect the power and VGA/DVI cable to the display. Place the display on the
table directly behind the steering wheel, Figure 7.

In the case of the 3-channel setup with 20” LCDs, attach the LCD to the instrument panel bracket using
the 4 thumbscrews. If these are lost, you may replace them with metric screws, 4mm thread and 16mm
long (M4x16).

== Place the Front-Channel Displays ==

CAUTION! Please read the manufacturer’s manuals for the LCD displays located in the appendix.
Locate the three front channel displays on the tabletop behind the instrument panel as shown. Connect
the video (DVI) and power cables to each monitor. The center display should be centered directly
behind the instrument panel display, Figure 8.

== Place the Audio System ==

Unpack the audio system (Logitech Z-2300). Place the subwoofer under the table, and place the two
satellite speakers to the left and right of the instrument panel display, Figure 8. Observe the left and
right labels.

Connect the satellite speakers to the appropriate jacks on the rear of the subwoofer. Connect the
subwoofer volume control to the subwoofer, Figure 9.

== Place the Tactile Transducer ==

If your simulator has a tactile transducer, first mount it under the desk under or near the steering wheel
with self-drilling screws, Figure 10.

The tactile transducer requires a small audio amplifier (Pyle ProPCA3 shown). Connect one speaker
output (Left is shown) to the terminals on the tactile transducer. Polarity (+/-) is not important. Note
that we are only using the left channel of the amplifier. Use the RCA to 1/8” headphone ‘Y’ cable to
connect the audio amplifier to the PC. Connect the White RCA to the Left input jack on the amplifier and
plug the 1/8” headphone plug into the Orange audio output on the PC. Not all Y cables are alike, so use
the Realtek Audio Manager test tones to check that the subwoofer (not the center) is being used.

Set up the miniSim

2015-01-26T19:20:18Z

Nadsroot:

{DISPLAYTITLE:Set Up the miniSim}

The miniSim is a PC-based research driving simulator that provides a realistic automotive driving
environment. The system consists of a single PC for simplicity and reliability, three front channel
displays, an instrument panel display, USB steering wheel and pedals, 2.1 audio system, a tactile
transducer, and a display for the operator/instructor.

== Place the Steering Wheel and Pedals ==

Unpack the steering wheel and pedals. Plug in the power supply, pedal, and shifter cables to the
underside of the ECCI or G27 wheel per the manufacturer’s instructions, Figure 3. Fasten the wheel and
shifter to the desktop following the manufacturer’s instructions, and place the pedals on the floor under
the table, Figure 4.

== Place the Instrument Panel Display ==

CAUTION! Please read the warnings and handling instructions for the LCD displays located in the
appendix.

The Instrument Panel LCD attaches to an aluminum bracket that holds the display at a 45 degree angle,
Figure 5. Mount the display to the bracket using the supplied thumb screws, being sure the display is
upside down, Figure 6. Connect the power and VGA/DVI cable to the display. Place the display on the
table directly behind the steering wheel, Figure 7.

In the case of the 3-channel setup with 20” LCDs, attach the LCD to the instrument panel bracket using
the 4 thumbscrews. If these are lost, you may replace them with metric screws, 4mm thread and 16mm
long (M4x16).

== Place the Front-Channel Displays ==

CAUTION! Please read the manufacturer’s manuals for the LCD displays located in the appendix.
Locate the three front channel displays on the tabletop behind the instrument panel as shown. Connect
the video (DVI) and power cables to each monitor. The center display should be centered directly
behind the instrument panel display, Figure 8.

== Place the Audio System ==

Unpack the audio system (Logitech Z-2300). Place the subwoofer under the table, and place the two
satellite speakers to the left and right of the instrument panel display, Figure 8. Observe the left and
right labels.

Connect the satellite speakers to the appropriate jacks on the rear of the subwoofer. Connect the
subwoofer volume control to the subwoofer, Figure 9.

== Place the Tactile Transducer ==

If your simulator has a tactile transducer, first mount it under the desk under or near the steering wheel
with self-drilling screws, Figure 10.

The tactile transducer requires a small audio amplifier (Pyle ProPCA3 shown). Connect one speaker
output (Left is shown) to the terminals on the tactile transducer. Polarity (+/-) is not important. Note
that we are only using the left channel of the amplifier. Use the RCA to 1/8” headphone ‘Y’ cable to
connect the audio amplifier to the PC. Connect the White RCA to the Left input jack on the amplifier and
plug the 1/8” headphone plug into the Orange audio output on the PC. Not all Y cables are alike, so use
the Realtek Audio Manager test tones to check that the subwoofer (not the center) is being used.

Set up the miniSim

2015-01-26T19:20:01Z

Nadsroot:

{ {DISPLAYTITLE:Set Up the miniSim} }
The miniSim is a PC-based research driving simulator that provides a realistic automotive driving
environment. The system consists of a single PC for simplicity and reliability, three front channel
displays, an instrument panel display, USB steering wheel and pedals, 2.1 audio system, a tactile
transducer, and a display for the operator/instructor.

== Place the Steering Wheel and Pedals ==

Unpack the steering wheel and pedals. Plug in the power supply, pedal, and shifter cables to the
underside of the ECCI or G27 wheel per the manufacturer’s instructions, Figure 3. Fasten the wheel and
shifter to the desktop following the manufacturer’s instructions, and place the pedals on the floor under
the table, Figure 4.

== Place the Instrument Panel Display ==

CAUTION! Please read the warnings and handling instructions for the LCD displays located in the
appendix.

The Instrument Panel LCD attaches to an aluminum bracket that holds the display at a 45 degree angle,
Figure 5. Mount the display to the bracket using the supplied thumb screws, being sure the display is
upside down, Figure 6. Connect the power and VGA/DVI cable to the display. Place the display on the
table directly behind the steering wheel, Figure 7.

In the case of the 3-channel setup with 20” LCDs, attach the LCD to the instrument panel bracket using
the 4 thumbscrews. If these are lost, you may replace them with metric screws, 4mm thread and 16mm
long (M4x16).

== Place the Front-Channel Displays ==

CAUTION! Please read the manufacturer’s manuals for the LCD displays located in the appendix.
Locate the three front channel displays on the tabletop behind the instrument panel as shown. Connect
the video (DVI) and power cables to each monitor. The center display should be centered directly
behind the instrument panel display, Figure 8.

== Place the Audio System ==

Unpack the audio system (Logitech Z-2300). Place the subwoofer under the table, and place the two
satellite speakers to the left and right of the instrument panel display, Figure 8. Observe the left and
right labels.

Connect the satellite speakers to the appropriate jacks on the rear of the subwoofer. Connect the
subwoofer volume control to the subwoofer, Figure 9.

== Place the Tactile Transducer ==

If your simulator has a tactile transducer, first mount it under the desk under or near the steering wheel
with self-drilling screws, Figure 10.

The tactile transducer requires a small audio amplifier (Pyle ProPCA3 shown). Connect one speaker
output (Left is shown) to the terminals on the tactile transducer. Polarity (+/-) is not important. Note
that we are only using the left channel of the amplifier. Use the RCA to 1/8” headphone ‘Y’ cable to
connect the audio amplifier to the PC. Connect the White RCA to the Left input jack on the amplifier and
plug the 1/8” headphone plug into the Orange audio output on the PC. Not all Y cables are alike, so use
the Realtek Audio Manager test tones to check that the subwoofer (not the center) is being used.

Set up the miniSim

2015-01-26T19:12:30Z

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The miniSim is a PC-based research driving simulator that provides a realistic automotive driving
environment. The system consists of a single PC for simplicity and reliability, three front channel
displays, an instrument panel display, USB steering wheel and pedals, 2.1 audio system, a tactile
transducer, and a display for the operator/instructor.

== Place the Steering Wheel and Pedals ==

Unpack the steering wheel and pedals. Plug in the power supply, pedal, and shifter cables to the
underside of the ECCI or G27 wheel per the manufacturer’s instructions, Figure 3. Fasten the wheel and
shifter to the desktop following the manufacturer’s instructions, and place the pedals on the floor under
the table, Figure 4.

== Place the Instrument Panel Display ==

CAUTION! Please read the warnings and handling instructions for the LCD displays located in the
appendix.

The Instrument Panel LCD attaches to an aluminum bracket that holds the display at a 45 degree angle,
Figure 5. Mount the display to the bracket using the supplied thumb screws, being sure the display is
upside down, Figure 6. Connect the power and VGA/DVI cable to the display. Place the display on the
table directly behind the steering wheel, Figure 7.

In the case of the 3-channel setup with 20” LCDs, attach the LCD to the instrument panel bracket using
the 4 thumbscrews. If these are lost, you may replace them with metric screws, 4mm thread and 16mm
long (M4x16).

== Place the Front-Channel Displays ==

CAUTION! Please read the manufacturer’s manuals for the LCD displays located in the appendix.
Locate the three front channel displays on the tabletop behind the instrument panel as shown. Connect
the video (DVI) and power cables to each monitor. The center display should be centered directly
behind the instrument panel display, Figure 8.

== Place the Audio System ==

Unpack the audio system (Logitech Z-2300). Place the subwoofer under the table, and place the two
satellite speakers to the left and right of the instrument panel display, Figure 8. Observe the left and
right labels.

Connect the satellite speakers to the appropriate jacks on the rear of the subwoofer. Connect the
subwoofer volume control to the subwoofer, Figure 9.

== Place the Tactile Transducer ==

If your simulator has a tactile transducer, first mount it under the desk under or near the steering wheel
with self-drilling screws, Figure 10.

The tactile transducer requires a small audio amplifier (Pyle ProPCA3 shown). Connect one speaker
output (Left is shown) to the terminals on the tactile transducer. Polarity (+/-) is not important. Note
that we are only using the left channel of the amplifier. Use the RCA to 1/8” headphone ‘Y’ cable to
connect the audio amplifier to the PC. Connect the White RCA to the Left input jack on the amplifier and
plug the 1/8” headphone plug into the Orange audio output on the PC. Not all Y cables are alike, so use
the Realtek Audio Manager test tones to check that the subwoofer (not the center) is being used.

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