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QS-BT1 Aktywny napinacz pasów

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QS-BT1 to napinacz pasów z napędem bezpośrednim, zaprojektowany, aby dodać realizmu do symulacji wyścigów poprzez kontrolowane naprężenie pasów w oparciu o dane telemetryczne z gry. Poczuj siłę hamowania, obciążenie boczne, poślizg kół, zmiany biegów i efekty wibracji bezpośrednio poprzez ciało, z precyzyjną kontrolą siły i szybką reakcją. Jest w pełni zintegrowany z Qubic Manager (ForceSeatPM) i jest kompatybilny z szeroką gamą kokpitów z aluminiowymi profilami.

Wtyczka zasilająca: EU
Brand: Qubic System
Availability: Niski poziom zapasów: pozostało 3
SKU: QS-BT1-PACK-EU
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Napędzany tą samą technologią co zapierający dech w piersiach model QS-220, QS-BT1 to wielofunkcyjny, dwukanałowy napinacz pasów bezpieczeństwa z napędem bezpośrednim, który zwiększa immersję w symulatorach wyścigowych jak żadne inne urządzenie w swojej klasie i przedziale cenowym. Nie tylko uzupełnia on sprzężenie zwrotne siłowe oferowane przez koła z napędem bezpośrednim, ale także podnosi poziom wrażeń oferowanych przez i tak już wciągające platformy ruchu QS, a w razie potrzeby może nawet działać jako samodzielne, niezależne urządzenie.

Symulacja hamowania, przyspieszeń bocznych, pokonywania zakrętów z dużą prędkością, blokowania kół i utraty przyczepności to jedne z głównych funkcji QS-BT1. Asymetryczne wibracje silnika i efekty nawierzchniowe, takie jak pasy wibracyjne, są również dostępne w grach, które je obsługują. Pomimo tego, że QS-BT1 został zaprojektowany głównie do symulacji wyścigów, dzięki sile 200 N na kanał, z powodzeniem może być również używany w symulatorach lotu, pozwalając poczuć gigantyczne siły podczas manewrów z dużym przeciążeniem.

QS-BT1 to wysokowydajny system napinania pasów, stworzony z myślą o wiernej reprodukcji sił fizycznych odczuwanych podczas jazdy. Zamiast polegać wyłącznie na ruchu lub sygnałach dźwiękowych, stosuje on dynamiczne napinanie pasów, sterowane telemetrią, co zapewnia przekonujące wrażenia podczas hamowania, pokonywania zakrętów, poślizgu kół, nierówności drogi, wibracji silnika i nie tylko. Rezultatem jest bardziej zintegrowane i immersyjne wrażenia z jazdy, nawet jeśli nie posiadasz platformy Full Motion. Produkt opiera się na koncepcji napędu bezpośredniego, zapewniającej precyzyjną kontrolę momentu obrotowego i płynne dostarczanie siły. Dzięki integracji z Qubic Manager (ForceSeatPM), wykorzystuje ten sam proces pracy oparty na profilach, co rozwiązania Qubic Motion, co ułatwia konfigurację i dostrajanie. System został zaprojektowany z wieloma poziomami bezpieczeństwa i obsługuje ekosystem Motion-Lock, zapewniając bezpieczną pracę w kompatybilnych konfiguracjach.

Montaż jest elastyczny dzięki uniwersalnym adapterom montażowym do popularnych kokpitów z profili aluminiowych. Dostępne są również dedykowane zestawy montażowe dla wybranych platform. QS-BT1 współpracuje z własnymi uprzężami (4-, 5- lub 6-punktowymi) i ma na celu uzupełnienie ergonomii kokpitu, zapewniając optymalny kierunek ciągnięcia i komfort.

User manual Download Software Product Card
  • 1x Jednostka główna (QS-BT1)
  • 1x kabel USB
  • 1x Zasilacz zewnętrzny
  • 2x Wkładki o niskim współczynniku tarcia do otworów na pasy bezpieczeństwa
  • 1x Uniwersalny adapter montażowy do kokpitów aluminiowych z niezbędnymi elementami montażowymi
  • 1x złącze Motion-Lock + kabel połączeniowy
  • 1 x przewód zasilający (typ do wyboru przy składaniu zamówienia: EU, UK, US lub AU)
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Specifications

Brand

Qubic system

Product type

Napinacz pasów

Technical specs

  • Architecture

    2 niezależne kanały

  • Weight

    12 kg

  • Total length

    561 mm

  • Total width

    99 mm

  • Min height

    138 mm

  • Connection

    USB

  • Motion platforms compatibility

    Qubic System QS, PS, HS

Performance

  • Pulling force

    20,5 kg, 200 N na kanał

Powering

  • Power supply requirements

    4A/115V, 2A/230V

  • Average power consumption

    321W

  • Peak current for breaker specification

    Pobór maksymalny 20A/115V, 40A/230V

Najczęściej zadawane pytania

Does it require motion platform?

QS-BT1 is doing excellent job without any motion platform in all fields except forward acceleration sensation. If you wish to feel forward acceleration, then it is recommended to have additional equipment like motion platform or DIY Wind Sim.

Is it compatible with QS-210 and QS-220?

Yes, it is. It is compatible with all motion platforms powered by MotionSystems technology, including QS, PS and Next Level Racing® Motion Platform V3. Although for seat movers there are some limitations regarding mounting options (top frame only, close to pivot point) and it all cases QS-BT1 takes away piece of the supported payload.

Is it compatible with QS-CH1, QS-V20 and QS-S25?

Yes, it is, but additional mounting brackets are required which are not included in the standard box. More info you can find on our website in “Accessories” section. Installation kits are a dedicated solution for QS-CH1, QS-S25, QS-V20 and Next Level Racing ® Motion Platform V3.

Is it compatible with PS-6TM-xxxx and PS-6TL-xxxx?

Yes, it is, but custom made mounting brackets are definitively required because PS motion platforms do not come equipped in standardized cockpits.

Can I install QS-BT1 behind the seat at my shoulders height?

Technically yes, but there are some limitations and virtually no benefits: – When you have a static rig, it does not really matter, but for all rigs that utilize motion platforms, it is always recommended to keep Center-Of-Gravity as low as possible, therefore QS-BT1 should be installed to the rig, not the seat. – For seat movers, it is not allowed as it would increased moment of inertia drastically. QS-BT1 must be installed to the top frame as close to pivot point as possible, to keep moment of inertia in check. – Installation location does not really affect if belt pull your shoulder down or back, as it is purely determined by your seat model.

Does it come with integrated belt?

No, there is only short section of belt coming out of QS-BT1 which you need to attach to seat belt of your choice. For example, for 4 points seat belt you attach the seat belt to your cockpit in 4 points as you normally do (A on the drawing), and then you attach QS-BT1 to the rear section of the seat belt (B on the drawing). This approach guarantees that safety features of your seat belt are not compromised by QS-BT1.

Do I need 4-point, 5-point or 6-point seat belt?

In theory, 4, 5, and 6-point are all good, but we are doing most of our testing with a 5-point seat belt (3 in. width) because they are pretty popular. 4-point, depending on body type, might travel upwards during a game session. For 5-point and 6-point seat belts, make sure that the bottom-middle mount is placed correctly; otherwise, you might feel the tension between your legs instead of on shoulders.

Will QS-BT1 pull me back or down?

The direction of the pull depends only on the seat belt slots position against your shoulder. As long the slots are at the right height, you will be pulled back. QS-BT1 comes with low friction inserts for the seat belts slots that reduce the friction (so you are pulled back, not the seat down) and with low friction bridge that might help you to adjust the rotation point height and compensate odd seat belt slots shape.

How do you prevent the system from pulling too hard and hurting the use?

The necessary safety factors were included at each level of the design and they include, but are not limited to: – selection of appropriate motors and power supply which combined generate enough pulling force but at the same time difference between nominal voltages prevents motors from spinning too fast – selection the right amount of pulling force, which on the one hand is high enough to generate necessary sensations, on the other hand, it is still safe for humans – implementation of our dual-channel self-testing Motion-Lock system that allows to link QS-BT1 to single fully integrated Motion-Lock circuit together with various models of QS motion platforms and QS-DD-20 – implementation of additional software watchdogs that add yet another layer of safety over hardware solution

What capabilities/effects are supported for racing simulators?

If game provides necessary data, then the full list is as follows. Please note that this might change upon release: braking, lateral accelerations, centrifugal force during cornering, wheel slip and wheel lock, rev limiter, engine vibrations, gear change, side slip, traction loss, oversteer, vertical g-force, road harshness, pre-impact protection.

Why direct-drive instead of gearbox based solution?

The direct-drive is not there to have more pulling force, actually with gearbox you can usually achieve higher numbers, but to have better control over torque (and in the result force). With gearbox (planetary or even ball screw) in the middle, using motor current to estimate force on shoulders becomes a challenge, which can be solved usually in a two ways: – The force applied to the shoulders is calculated from output shaft position (to be precise, from arm angle) meaning that the force on the shoulders is not controlled directly, rather the motor tries to rotate the output shaft to calculated position with specified torque limit. – There is an additional sensor installed that measure the force (tension) of the belt and control algorithm adjusts arm angle and motor torque to generate specified force (tension) on the belt. Both solutions include some kind of gearbox that introduces backlash and unwanted static resistance. Additionally the second one needs additional sensor mounted somehow between the arm attached to the output shaft and the belt. The control loop is pretty long, with many components that needed to be taken into account and even describing how it works is a challenge itself, as you can tell from this description. If you compare it with direct-drive solution, whose principle of operation is the same as in steering wheel, it is like a night and a day. There is no backlash that eliminates fine details, there is no need for additional force sensor nor startup position calibration, the motor torque is directly proportional to force on the shoulders (minus friction and a few other factors) and system it is fully reversible (you don’t need to fight against the gearbox). The control loop is much shorter and looks exactly as in the steering systems. All above is not just a random theory from the Internet, we are talking from our own experience. QS-BT1 took more than a year to be developed and we actually tied all motioned solutions and in the end we went with the technically the best direct-drive system that uses the same technology as in QS-220 and QS-DD-20, but appropriately suppressed (with help of physics laws) to make it safe in use in the seat belt tensioner application.

What does it mean that QS-BT1 is plug and play?

It means that just a few steps (8 to be exact) are required to fully enjoy the product and no specialized IT knowledge is required to configure the system and PC. 1) attach QS-BT1 to your cockpits. 2) attach seat belt of your choice to QS-BT1 – be aware of limitations 3) connect power source 4) connect USB cable 5) connect Motion-Lock circuit 6) turn on the system 7) download and install ForceSeatPM/QubicManager 8) start a game. If the game has to be configured first, ForceSeatPM/QubicManager will do it for you.

Does it work with Xbox Series X/S or Playstation 5?

It is currently possible to use the QS-BT1 with Gran Turismo 7, but a Windows PC is required to intercept telemetry data and to control the QS-BT1 DISCLAIMER: Support for this game is provided on an AS-IS basis and may cease in the future if GT7 stops providing telemetry data.

Does QS-BT1 work with motion platforms and accessories made by 3rd party company?

Yes, it does. For most games is seamless but even if the game sends telemetry data only on single UDP port, then ForceSeatPM/QubicManager is equipped in UDP data forwarding module that will solve the issue.

Can it be controlled from SimTools, Sim Racing Studio or SimHub?

No, QS-BT1 is designed to work only with ForceSeatPM/QubicManager and carefully crafted profiles created individually for each of the supported games.

What games are supported?

You can find a full list of games that are supported by the QS-BT1 at this link Supported Games