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New Release: zCube (z3 Engine) Developer Kit for Python
« on: April 14, 2025, 05:09:36 PM »
New Release: zCube (z3 Engine) Developer Kit for Python



Im excited to announce the latest release of the zCube Developer Kit for Python, a powerful tool to control Leo Bodnars SLI USB devices like SLI-F1, SLI-PRO, SLI-M, and SLI-FTEC (Fanatec rim conversion kit). This release offers a full-featured Python library for device initialization, LED control, input polling, and more.

Support for additional devices is coming soon, including Thrustmaster (TS-PC RACER Ferrari 488 Challenge Edition), Fanatec rims, SteelSeries SRW-S1 and SIMDisplay (SimRace LCD, F1, Deluxe, GT, Pro). Also, a powerful module for Dyadic SCN5 and SCN6 electric linear actuator is in the pipe


Key Features:

    Device initialization and capability detection
    Input polling (Full version only)
    LED control (RPM, Warning)
    External LED control (Full version only)
    Display panel (3, 4, or 6 digits) control (limited charset in lite version)
    Gear indicator (limited charset in lite version)
    Brightness control (Full version)
    Rumble motors on Bodnar Conversion kit SLI-FTEC device (Full version)

This kit is available in two versions: Lite (Free for non-commercial use) and Full (with additional features for commercial use).

Check out the full documentation (a wip sorry) and the download links on GitHub!
https://zappadoc.com/dev-support/zcube-developer-kit-for-python/

Github downloads:
https://github.com/EKSIMRacing/zCube-For-Python

Cheers,
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Re: New Release: zCube (z3 Engine) Developer Kit for Python
« Reply #1 on: April 28, 2025, 07:29:02 PM »
zCube Python Developer Kit for SCN5 and SCN6 Actuators
April 28, 2025



Im pleased to announce the Release of the z3scn module part of zCube Python Developer Kit.

Now available for download on GitHub and using pip install z3scn. This toolkit allows for easy integration of Dyadic Systems SCN5 and SCN6 electric linear actuators into Python projects, providing precise control with minimal setup.

The z3scn Python Developer Kit offers a simple and intuitive API, enabling you to connect, configure, and control your SCN electric linear actuators. Features include initialization, position control, speed and acceleration adjustment, and alarm checking. Whether you are building a custom motion simulator system or incorporating actuators into a larger project, the z3scn kit simplifies the process.

Key Features:

    Easy-to-use API for controlling SCN5 and SCN6 actuators
    Device initialization and capability detection
    Configurable parameters: com port, stroke, speed, acceleration, and power gain
    Home and center movement functions
    Accurate and fast positioning
    Alarm checking for reliability

The kit is available in both standard and pro versions, with the pro version offering additional advanced features. You can install it directly pip (also available on GitHub).

To get started:

    Install the module from PyPI: pip install z3scn
    Visit the GitHub repository for the full example.

For detailed instructions and the API reference, check out the documentation. We hope this kit will help you get your actuator-based projects up and running efficiently.

Visit the official zCube Developer Kit Documentation for more information, and feel free to reach out with any questions or feedback.
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