Does a game card really solve all the problems with the T2?
Mine works in Win95 with the adapter on, and in dos with it off?I can
launch N2 from windows and it works with the adapter off.Will the game
card help this.Getting tired of changing plugs.
can launch N2 from windows and it works with the adapter off.Will the >
game card help this.Getting tired of changing plugs.
I could use some help, too. I've just unpacked my new T2 and can't get
the pedals to calibrate (for GP2). The wheel calibrates OK but the dot
on the screen doesn't move when I put the pedals thought their full
range of movement when I follow the calibration instructions.
The instructions state that the converter is not used with this setup.
I don't seem to have a converter with my T2. What does it look like?
Do I need a game card?
I'm using a Pentium 166, 32mb ram and 2mb video card. The only 15 pin
connector free on the back of my computer is the one on the sound card.
Help!!
Ken
> The instructions state that the converter is not used with this setup.
>I don't seem to have a converter with my T2. What does it look like?
> Do I need a game card?
> I'm using a Pentium 166, 32mb ram and 2mb video card. The only 15 pin
>connector free on the back of my computer is the one on the sound card.
> Help!!
> Ken
Check the GP2 CD for a file called T2.CON (I think it's in the UTILS
directory. Copy this file into your C:\GP2 directory and select this
file for your steering device in GP2. I had the same problem as you
and found this info on the Microprose web site.
Good Luck
Randy Wilson
Randy Wilson
I've the same problem and haven't found the solution either. My T2 is
connected to a SB16 card. The problem with calibrating the pedals only
occurs in GP2. With Pod, Rally championship... everything works perfectly.
I guess a dedicated game card is neccessary after all. Apparently
Thrustmaster has a good one !
