update incase anyone sees this and has the same issue. my response from simsonn was that their new software is not able to write to the controller and should be updated at some point.
Could you explain to me how you changed your bushings in the brake the way mine came with 3 hard bushings and a strong spring I can’t Hardly press on the brakes I can put all my body weight on it and I’ll only get them up to 20%. I can’t find any videos or anything about it.
I’m not sure if you had this but the initial travel of the brake and the throttle isn’t being recognised like I will move my peddles a tiny bit and it won’t get recognised and I’ve calibrated it many times
Hi, can I ask you a favor? I bought Simpson pedals. I'm not very expert and today my first gaming PC arrived. I play with a Fanatec Clubsport UIL base w 2.5 steering wheel. I tried to activate the competition racing setup but I can't make the pedals work. What can I do? Please help me. Thank you very much
Got these pedals , were working great. Now for some reason they wont connect anymore. Any ideas. Have changed USB ports, reinstalled software, tried Freejoy. Whats the firmware version for these pedals and where can you get it, cant see it on Simsonns site and their customer service isn't replying.
@@leazesndr5318 I only have the software version that I linked in one of my simsonn pedal videos. I uploaded it to Google drive I believe. Did anything change before they stopped working?
I bought these pedals and swapped them around. The height of the pedals goes up 1 inch. The height of the middle of pivot point for pedal went from 1 to 2 inches max height but the angle only changed a little maybe like 3-5 degrees angled back. I will pair with vnm pedal plate which allows me to adjust the height of the heel rest but probably won't be worth it. Will update when pedal plate comes.
You will need some sort of sturdy base to mount them to. The brake takes a decent amount of pressure and if they are not mounted properly you won't get the full effect of the load cell, and they'll bounce around. You can get one of the 100.00+ dollar half cockpits from ebay, with pedal mounts.
@@nativerezmedia somehow the throttle is the sam axle (X) in AMS2 as the moza r12 wheel. I am not able to change. A workaround was to plug the throttle in the clutch input on the board. But that is no final solution
@@mullerm6950 Make sure everything is connected properly. Also try switching the usb port. In the calibration software is there any movements from the "raw" input section?
@@mullerm6950 maybe you received a bad hub. It's weird that the Gas and Brake would be malfunctioning. Have you tried plugging the gas or brake pedal into the clutch port?
@nativerezmedia Yes, I have tried to plug gás or brake into the clutch port, doesn't work. My pedals was working before but I have to reset my computer
@@mullerm6950 so everything worked, then you reset your computer, and now it's not registering the inputs... Does it make any noise when you plug in the usb controller box? Also, when you bring up the Microsoft controller calibration does it have the Simsonn Pedals listed when plugged in?
do you know of a way to minimize the initial deadzone of the pedals? Its a bit annoying pressing my brake pedal and the first 1/4 inch of travel does nothing :/
@nativerezmedia I ditched the calibration tool and used freeJoy instead. The simsonn software was setting the minimum value too high. This gave the pedals way too much play before the software would register any input. I reset and customized the min and max values such that resting your foot on the pedal doesn't do anything, but any additional force gets registered in game.
@@roam3r690 something either was wrong with your hardware setup, or you were using the software wrong. You must have had some deadzone added in the software when you were calibrating the pedals. That's basically what the calibration is.. It sets the min and max input of the pedals range. If you have deadzone turned up before calibration it will save to the pedals.
@@nativerezmedia I had the deadzone set to 0 for all three pedals, I tried various combos with and without using the deadzone field and I got the same results
Hey man, did you encounter any problem with this pedals and its software? planning to get the throttle+brake but im on a fence because of the software.
The blue line is the Raw input, it never goes away for the brake, throttle or clutch. The red line is the signal that goes to the game. After calibration the red line should reach 100% on all three if you've set your calibration correctly.
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i got these a couple days ago. mine for some reason won't work unless i have the software running. anyone else run into that?
@@LJenkinsEsqIII Never heard of this issue. What game or games have you tried?
@@nativerezmedia so far, just ac
@@nativerezmedia just ac as of yet
@@LJenkinsEsqIII After calibration you are saving it to the pedals correct?
update incase anyone sees this and has the same issue. my response from simsonn was that their new software is not able to write to the controller and should be updated at some point.
Thank you so much for this tutorial man, I really appreciate it!
Worked perfectly just pressing the pedal!
Could you explain to me how you changed your bushings in the brake the way mine came with 3 hard bushings and a strong spring I can’t Hardly press on the brakes I can put all my body weight on it and I’ll only get them up to 20%. I can’t find any videos or anything about it.
@@DirtTrackRacing410 do you have the new springs and elastomers yet?
I’m not sure if you had this but the initial travel of the brake and the throttle isn’t being recognised like I will move my peddles a tiny bit and it won’t get recognised and I’ve calibrated it many times
@@arthurlansdowne495 you dont have any dead zone dialed in do you?
For some reason it worked when I downloaded the Simsonn manager so all good now
Hi, can I ask you a favor? I bought Simpson pedals. I'm not very expert and today my first gaming PC arrived. I play with a Fanatec Clubsport UIL base w 2.5 steering wheel. I tried to activate the competition racing setup but I can't make the pedals work. What can I do? Please help me. Thank you very much
Got these pedals , were working great. Now for some reason they wont connect anymore. Any ideas. Have changed USB ports, reinstalled software, tried Freejoy. Whats the firmware version for these pedals and where can you get it, cant see it on Simsonns site and their customer service isn't replying.
@@leazesndr5318 I only have the software version that I linked in one of my simsonn pedal videos. I uploaded it to Google drive I believe. Did anything change before they stopped working?
Can the pedals be adjusted so they aren’t straight up and down
Yes, but only forward, not back.
You can swap the adjustment brackets from back to front and vice versa but from what I read you will need a heel plate as it will sit even higher
I bought these pedals and swapped them around. The height of the pedals goes up 1 inch. The height of the middle of pivot point for pedal went from 1 to 2 inches max height but the angle only changed a little maybe like 3-5 degrees angled back. I will pair with vnm pedal plate which allows me to adjust the height of the heel rest but probably won't be worth it. Will update when pedal plate comes.
can you just put them on the floor or you must have cockpit? i am thinkibg about buying these nut dont have much space in my room for cockpit
You will need some sort of sturdy base to mount them to. The brake takes a decent amount of pressure and if they are not mounted properly you won't get the full effect of the load cell, and they'll bounce around. You can get one of the 100.00+ dollar half cockpits from ebay, with pedal mounts.
how can i change the axis. Acceleration is on the same axle then the wheel ( X ) brake is on Y but how can i change
@@BobSingMoy Acceleration is on the same axis as the wheel?
What game?
@@nativerezmedia somehow the throttle is the sam axle (X) in AMS2 as the moza r12 wheel. I am not able to change.
A workaround was to plug the throttle in the clutch input on the board. But that is no final solution
thanks for the video is really usefull
I press the accelerator or brakes and nothing happens. I use V3, bought it before April 2024
Can you help me?
@@mullerm6950 Make sure everything is connected properly. Also try switching the usb port. In the calibration software is there any movements from the "raw" input section?
@@nativerezmedia I changed the USB ports, tried on 2 different computers.
There is no sign of movement during calibration.
@@mullerm6950 maybe you received a bad hub. It's weird that the Gas and Brake would be malfunctioning. Have you tried plugging the gas or brake pedal into the clutch port?
@nativerezmedia Yes, I have tried to plug gás or brake into the clutch port, doesn't work. My pedals was working before but I have to reset my computer
@@mullerm6950 so everything worked, then you reset your computer, and now it's not registering the inputs... Does it make any noise when you plug in the usb controller box? Also, when you bring up the Microsoft controller calibration does it have the Simsonn Pedals listed when plugged in?
Thank you for your tutorial Video!
do you know of a way to minimize the initial deadzone of the pedals? Its a bit annoying pressing my brake pedal and the first 1/4 inch of travel does nothing :/
That has to be something in the game, what do you have your deadzone set to on the configuration tool? Vs in Game?
@nativerezmedia I ditched the calibration tool and used freeJoy instead. The simsonn software was setting the minimum value too high. This gave the pedals way too much play before the software would register any input. I reset and customized the min and max values such that resting your foot on the pedal doesn't do anything, but any additional force gets registered in game.
@@roam3r690 something either was wrong with your hardware setup, or you were using the software wrong. You must have had some deadzone added in the software when you were calibrating the pedals. That's basically what the calibration is.. It sets the min and max input of the pedals range. If you have deadzone turned up before calibration it will save to the pedals.
@@nativerezmedia I had the deadzone set to 0 for all three pedals, I tried various combos with and without using the deadzone field and I got the same results
Can you limit the output to never go past a number like 80-90% on the break?
Yes, I believe with the deadzome adjustment
Hey man, did you encounter any problem with this pedals and its software? planning to get the throttle+brake but im on a fence because of the software.
Nope, I posted another video on these about the software and calibration.
could you post a link to the software, I dont have it
I did in the previous video. There is a card in this one to click.
it won't let me get over 40% throttle also wont let me get rid of the blue filter at all or adjust it. what gives?
The blue line is the Raw input, it never goes away for the brake, throttle or clutch. The red line is the signal that goes to the game. After calibration the red line should reach 100% on all three if you've set your calibration correctly.
@@nativerezmedia yeah I’ve calibrated a handful of times. Nothing goes 100%
@@nativerezmedia nvm man I’m an idiot. I figured it out
@@Jnibbs24 Didn't click the boxes huh
They change it so you have predefinet curves which are horrible and you cant edit them...omg.
@@exhaustor5983 I put a link to the software version I used in the discription box.
@@nativerezmedia Yes thank you. I just dont understand why they made it worst.
@@nativerezmediawhere? I dont see it
@@4LFlacko there should be a Google drive link.
@4LFlacko Oh its in another video of mine... Simsonn Pro Pedals software. It's a mega.nz download.