What Makes The Unit Do What It Does; Electrical System; Simulator Electrical Power - MaxFlight FS-VC Manual

of the cockpit. Received by a HD video receiver mounted at the top left cabinetry this signal
is used to display video on the TV facing the operator as well as customers. Video
displayed is same video that the patrons are watching inside the cabin.
Audio
On-board on mother board is top line audio processing module. This takes the audio from
the playing game, sends it to the audio booster box located under right seat and surround
sound speakers located inside the cabin. Power to booster amp comes from power strip in
center of cabin 115VAC. There is a remote control fastened to left rear of cockpit that
allows operator to vary loudness and tone.
HAAP Game Controllers and Joysticks
The two sets of joysticks that the patron uses for the flight simulator program, located
within the cabin, are connected to two USB Game Controller boards located inside the
center console. These boards are powered via USB from the on-board computer and convert
signals from joysticks to the USB connection, to the game software.
5 VDC is supplied to game controllers from on-board computer power supply via USB.
Projector System
Mounted on back center of upper cockpit, it projects via a mirror to a screen mounted in
front inside of cockpit. It projects all the video generated by the various programs. Projector
can be controlled via a remote control. It is a HD projector system capable of displaying
3D images with the help of electronic glasses and transmitter. Transmitter is located top
right of screen. All settings are factory set but can be changed in the field. Bulbs have time
limits set by manufacturer and get changed when hour usage has expired @ 3200 hours.
Powered by 220VAC from center power strip. See projector manual for specific
maintenance details.
CHAPTER 2 – ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

Simulator Electrical Power

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The three phase power requirements for international machines can be, 220, 380, 415, 440
or 480 VAC, 50/60 HZ. This is used to power the inverters that eventually drive the pitch
and roll axis. For U.S the circuit is 3 phase 208 volt standard.
The factory needs to know when order for the machine is placed, what three phase
power you have, so that the inverters and motors can be matched. Once delivered changes
cannot be made unless inverters are changed and motors rewired.
The other power required are two 115VAC single phase, 60Hz. This is used to power all
the computers, fans, battery backup as well as power for the hydraulic pump motor.
One single phase 220VAC or 115vac connects to the power box and is routed to the
pump motor through relays when the motion computer demands it.
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