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  1. I have still not fixed this issue - very frustrating as I have lots of lovely simkits gauges which refuse to move! I am thinking I must have a faulty CCU2 controller board, although the red light flashes OK on the board which I believe means there is a connection Is anyone else out there running simkit gauges through the old CCU2 board, under Windows XP ? What software are you using to calibrate? Is it still available to download from anywhere?
  2. Hi Bill Thanks for your response Yes simkits now only offer the USB style gauges - but the ones I have are the previous generation Each gauge has a ribbon cable which connects in to a PCB controller board (called CCU-2) This board then has 1 USB connector coming out, which plugs in to the PC According to their own website, this setup is no longer compatible with 64 bit operating systems - such as Windows 7 This is why they brought out the new range of gauges with the USB connections They do still offer the drivers and calibration software on their website for the CCU-2 style gauges - which I have installed, but the gauges do not respond I have emailed their support a couple of times, but they do not reply I may take the board to an electronics engineer and get them to check it over - perhaps it's fried
  3. Hello and thanks for taking the time to read my post Can you help me please? I can not get my CCU2 Controller to calibrate any of my Simkits gauges As best as I can see, everything is installed correctly, I have the flashing red light on my CCU2 board - confirming the firmware has been loaded I have downloaded the drivers from the simkits / TRC Simulations website, and followed their installation manual PDF for the controller board TRCLink application confirms the board is connected to the PC I am running this from Windows XP TRC Calibration software loads and reports a connection to the board, but when I move the calibration sliders, they have no effect on the gauges I am not exactly sure what I am supposed to be seeing, but I am guessing as I move the slider, the needles on the gauges should be moving? It's as though there is no output from the board, along the ribbon cables to the gauges - even though there does appear to be power in to the board - and the red light is flashing on the board when calibration software is launched I have made a video showing exactly what happens - to help illustrate my setup! https://youtu.be/3k3FmPTxgJo Thank you very much for any help you can give me - much appreciated!
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