Simucube 2 Ultimate

32 Nm of torque and maxed-out torque response rate is at your disposal at anytime. Ultimate is based on Austrian made maximally dynamic industrial motor optimized for simulation. It’s equipped with a 24 bit resolution Hiperface angle sensor to be fully utilized by the most advanced signal processing unit seen in simulators.

Ultimate exclusively comes with advanced fine tunable signal processing to make the experience as personalized as humanly possible. This model was designed with “only the best is good enough” mindset.

SIMUCUBE Ultimate is a tribute to the Ultimate drivers.

KEY FEATURES:

• Wireless Wheel™ support: Yes
• Simucube Quick Release™: Yes
• Torque reconstruction processing: Yes
• Static force reduction¹ : Yes
• Damping, inertia and friction filters: Yes
• Ultra low latency mode² : Yes
• Adjustable torque slew rate limit³ : Yes
• Non-linear force saturation⁴ : Yes
• Super Fine tuning filters⁵ : Yes

¹ Allows reducing the static torque needed to turn the wheel on heavy cars while still passing thru fine force details

² Minimizes FFB delay, resulting in better responsiveness

³ Reduces the sharpness of the kick in high torque spikes

⁴ Reduces peak torque in non-linear way

⁵ Allows fine adjustment of detailed filter parameters

TECH SPECS:

• Max torque: 32 Nm
• Max torque slew rate: 9.5 Nm/ms
• Angle sensor resolution: 24 bit Hiperface
• Power supply: 1000 W
• Size: 115 x 115 x 310 mm
• Fixing holes: 4 x M8, through hole
• Flange bolt pattern Ø: 130 mm
• Flange center Ø: 110 mm
• Warranty: 60 months

INCLUDED IN THE PACKAGE:

• Simucube 2 Direct Drive motor
• Simucube Quick Release™ – motor side unit
• 50.8 mm – 70 mm wheel adapter
• Power unit(s*) with euro electrical outlet**
  • *Simucube 2 Pro has 2 power units
  • **Euro utility cable(s) are separately in the package and can be replaced with a cable that fits local utility socket
• USB cable for PC connection
• Quick start guide

Manual:

Simucube_2_User_Guide.pdf (granitedevices.com)

Drivers:

Simucube 2 True Drive releases - Granite Devices Knowledge Wiki