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Describe the bug
When rumble is set and enabled, setting the rumble power to anything less than 100% (or 255/255 from the Desktop App) will actually cause more power-related shutdowns.
To Reproduce
Boot up the gun with rumble less than 255, or configure it to use <255 rumble power.
Do something to initiate the rumble (either shoot offscreen, use Rumble-based Recoil, or initiate over Serial/an FFB distributor program from the PC)
Observe the RP2040 disconnecting and reconnecting erroneously - on some systems, this can appear as disabling hub (emi?) or something to that effect.
Expected behavior
Rumble activation shouldn't be causing issues regardless, but definitely shouldn't have a higher likelihood when decreasing the power/using PWM.
System Info
Microcontroller board: rpipico (but should affect any)
Additional context
FWIW, if running into this issue even with 100% power, initial tests have shown that adding a 1000uF capacitor in the last step of the rumble driver circuit (where the motor connects to the board) can dramatically improve rumble stability. Rumble stability in general continues to be a challenge with the RP2040 boards - this is just one part that is actually caused in part by software.
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Describe the bug
When rumble is set and enabled, setting the rumble power to anything less than 100% (or
255/255
from the Desktop App) will actually cause more power-related shutdowns.To Reproduce
disabling hub (emi?)
or something to that effect.Expected behavior
Rumble activation shouldn't be causing issues regardless, but definitely shouldn't have a higher likelihood when decreasing the power/using PWM.
System Info
rpipico
(but should affect any)v6.0-
af80a13Additional context
FWIW, if running into this issue even with 100% power, initial tests have shown that adding a 1000uF capacitor in the last step of the rumble driver circuit (where the motor connects to the board) can dramatically improve rumble stability. Rumble stability in general continues to be a challenge with the RP2040 boards - this is just one part that is actually caused in part by software.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: