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- Page 3 The Motion Systems, manufacturer of Qubic System, would like to thank you for choos- ing the QS-CH1 , an innovative product that helps you develop highly reliable training and entertainment solutions that reproduce key immersive elements, such as surface textures, acceleration, engine vibrations and vehicle dynamics for multiple types of land, air or sea vehicles.
- Page 4 NEWS & EVENTS The latest news from the simulation world. QubicSystem.com/News CHECK OUR SOCIAL MEDIA Everything you wish to know is here! facebook.com/qubicsystem SUPPORTED GAMES Racing games and professional simulation software. QubicSystem.com/Supported-Games...
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Page 5: Table Of Contents
2.1.3 QS-CH1 full set dimensions ......System specification ....... . -
Page 6: Safety Precautions
QS-CH1 .Dangerous voltages level can be present in Power Cabinet for a few minutes after turning off the machine. Unplug the QS-CH1 from the power source if it is not used for an extended period ■ or when there is a need to perform hardware installation, maintenance, servicing or repairs. - Page 7 QS-CH1 if the ambient temperature is below 4° Celsius (39° Fahren- ■ heit) or above 45° Celsius (113° Fahrenheit). DO NOT use the QS-CH1 if it has been damaged, or any component is broken or ■ missing. Please contact technical support. DO NOT use attachments or replacement parts not recommended or approved by ■...
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Page 8: Before Start
■ getting under actuator or any part that can crush or tear them. If you want to use the QS-CH1 in an unusual application, and you are not sure, that ■ the desired setup is feasible, please contact, the distributor/reseller. - Page 9 – Remove the VR goggles before entering or exiting the rig. – Ensure that VR Headset is not limiting the operation range of QS-CH1 . – Check if the whole VR setup is not in range of motion of the machine.
- Page 10 Check if connected PC is capable of running the game at stable 90 frames per second or more when VR Headset is used. Lower values can cause VR sickness. DO NOT use QS-CH1 if you are pregnant, tired, or under the influence of alcohol or ■ drugs.
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Page 11: System Description
It consists of 3DoF motion platform that provides cues for vehicle acceleration, road curvature and obstacles such as side walks and potholes. Full set of the QS-CH1 motion system includes 4 electrical actuators with dedicated power cabinets (2x QS- 220-PL set) with a special place for its installation under the cockpit and accessories for mounting the car seat, steering wheel and pedals. - Page 12 QS-CH1 The QS-CH1 full set consists of: 2x QS-220-PL motion set : ■ – 4x QS-L1 linear actuator with stabilization plate – 2x QS-SB2 power cabinet – 1x QS-SBML-2 motion lock cable (up-link/down-link) – 2 meters long – 1x Ethernet RJ-45 cable – 2 meters long –...
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Page 13: System Components
QS-CH1 2.1. SYSTEM COMPONENTS 2.1.1 QS-CH1 FULL SET OVERWIEW (TOP SIDE) QS-CH1 Mounting bracket : Mounting bracket : Main frame steering wheel seat Mounting bracket : actuator Mounting bracket : seat adjustment Mounting bracket : pedals 2.1.2 QS-CH1 FULL SET OVERVIEW (BOTTOM SIDE) -
Page 14: Qs-Ch1 Full Set Dimensions
QS-CH1 2.1.3 QS-CH1 FULL SET DIMENSIONS User Manual R2.0... -
Page 15: System Specification
QS-CH1 2.2. SYSTEM SPECIFICATION QS-CH1 full set Architecture 3DOF Actuator stroke 100 mm Platform weight 160 kg Gross moving load 300 kg Vibration frequency range 0-100 Hz Maximum control frequency 1000 Hz Excursions Heave – 50 mm, 50 mm ◦... -
Page 16: Power Requirements
QS-CH1 2.3. POWER REQUIREMENTS Power Cabinet (QS-SB2) contains the power supply for connected actuators. If there is no certainty if fuses or entire electrical installation can handle QS-CH1 , contact a qualified electrician. Voltage 120V 230V Power supply requirements 2 x Single Phase 120V... -
Page 17: Installation
QS-CH1 INSTALLATION 3.1. PARTS LIST QS-CH1 full set acessories: Assembly parts: Part description Qty. Part description Qty. Mounting bracket - actuator Washer DIN 125 - A 6,4 Mounting bracket - pedals Nut DIN 985 - M6 Mouting bracket - seat... -
Page 18: Assembly Instructions
QS-CH1 3.2. ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS Unscrew and remove top cover plates and cable cover plates to get access to mounting points: Cable cover plate 8 x ISO 7380-1 - M5 x 8 Top cover plates 4 x ISO 7380-1 - M5 x 8... - Page 19 QS-CH1 Choose one between two of the available layouts of the actuators, then set the DIP switches on the QS-SB2 power cabinets according to the chosen layout: CFG Switch Layout A (topside view): QS-SB2 Actuator Actuator QS-SB2 REAR User Manual R2.0...
- Page 20 QS-CH1 Layout B (topside view): Actuator Actuator REAR WARNING The DIP switches CAN NOT be set in the same position in both QS-SB2 power cabinets. INFO After configuring the chosen layout mind the positions of the actuators as it can influence the behaviour of the motion system.
- Page 21 QS-CH1 Screw in QS-SB2 power cabinets using 8x bolts. Align the steering wheel mounting bracket with front actuator brackets. Mounting bracket - steering wheel 8 x ISO 7380-1 - M6 x 12 QS-SB2 power cabinets WARNING DO NOT crimp the wires from the QS-SB2 power cabinets to the actuators, as gap between them is smaller than recommended bend radius of the cables.
- Page 22 QS-CH1 Connect the QS-SB2 power cabinets using cables provided with the system, as shown on the interconnections scheme: INFO Order of connecting the cables is not important, keep the CFG switches set- ting according to appropriate layout. Put in actuators...
- Page 23 QS-CH1 Adjust the steering wheel desk angle to fit your preferences by unscrewing the clamping lever and tightening it in the desired position. Mount the steering wheel using mounting points as shown below: User Manual R2.0...
- Page 24 QS-CH1 Put in pedals mounting bracket and screw it in using 6x bolts on the topside and 2x bolts from the downside. 6 x ISO 7380-1 - M12 x 25 Mounting bracket - pedals 2 x ISO 7380-1 - M12 x 25...
- Page 25 QS-CH1 Mount the pedals using mounting points as shown below: User Manual R2.0...
- Page 26 QS-CH1 Connect the cables from the switch box to the QS-SB2 power cabinet, then put in the switch box under the pedals bracket and screw it in using 4x bolts with 4x washer and 4x nut. Switch Box 4 x ISO 7380-1 - M6 x 16...
- Page 27 QS-CH1 Adjust and mount seat to the seat bracket using mounting points as shown below: User Manual R2.0...
- Page 28 QS-CH1 Assembly of the QS-CH1 full set is completed. User Manual R2.0...
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Page 29: Maintenance And Cleaning
At least once a month, check if Motion Lock Switch is working correctly – turn on the QS-CH1 (when no one is using the system) and push the red button. If the machine turns off and does not react to any signal (turn on simulation or game to check it) then Motion Lock Switch works properly. -
Page 30: Troubleshooting
If a problem occurred abruptly, it could be caused by thermal protection. Turn ■ off QS-CH1 , disconnect it from power outlets and wait at least 15 minutes to let it cool down. In case of every unclear electrical issue like burnt fuses or strange behaviour, ■... -
Page 31: Conformity Information
Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment for re- cycling. QS-CH1 is an advanced device and if stored or disposed of incorrectly, it could harm the environment or/and other people. Please contact your local authorities for information about nearest collection point. -
Page 32: Liability Disclaimer
(including, but not limited to, any damages caused directly or indirectly by any software, or by combining the QS-CH1 with any un- suitable element or not other elements not supplied or not approved by Motion Systems for this product). -
Page 33: Warranty
(including, but not limited to, combining the QS-CH1 with any unsuitable element, including in particular power supplies, chargers, or any other elements not supplied or approved by Motion Systems for this product). -
Page 34: Copyright
QS-CH1 COPYRIGHT Qubic System is a trademark of Motion Systems. All rights reserved. All the contents in this user manual are the intellectual property of Motion Systems. No part of this manual, including the products and software described in it, shall be modified or translated into any language without the prior written permission of Motion Systems.