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> Let me give some background. I had a T2 hooked up and everything was fine.
I
> order Force RS. That worked fine , then bam all of a sudden the wheel was
no
> longer center. It was turned 3/4 left. Since that wheel automatically
> calibrates, there was nothing I could do. I called tech. He was very
helpful
> and assumed the Pot was no good. They sent a replacement wheel ou the next
> day. But I am wondering if that even was the problem. I have reloaded
> DirectX7.0a, unistalled all traces of Act labs drivers. Now when I install
> My T2 and try and calibrate it in Windows. I notice that after calibrating
> the "cross hairs" in the "test" tab are 3/4 towards the right. If I turn
my
> wheel to put the cross hairs into the middle, My wheeel is now turned
> exactly the direction the Act labs wheel was auto centering itself to. The
> difference is In games after I calibrated in game The T2 works fine but I
> guess the Act Labs still used the Windows calibration. Because. I noticed
> all this beacause of the new SBK2000 demo. there is no calibration in
game.
> and my wheel is off to left.

> HOw do I get fix this.

> --
> Kevin Anderson

> ---------------------------------------------------
> DK-Racing
> #15 K_Anderson
> -------------------------------------------------
> http://www.awtech.net/

>Let me give some background. I had a T2 hooked up and everything was fine. I
>order Force RS. That worked fine , then bam all of a sudden the wheel was no
>longer center. It was turned 3/4 left. Since that wheel automatically
>calibrates, there was nothing I could do. I called tech. He was very helpful
>and assumed the Pot was no good. They sent a replacement wheel ou the next
>day. But I am wondering if that even was the problem. I have reloaded
>DirectX7.0a, unistalled all traces of Act labs drivers. Now when I install
>My T2 and try and calibrate it in Windows. I notice that after calibrating
>the "cross hairs" in the "test" tab are 3/4 towards the right. If I turn my
>wheel to put the cross hairs into the middle, My wheeel is now turned
>exactly the direction the Act labs wheel was auto centering itself to. The
>difference is In games after I calibrated in game The T2 works fine but I
>guess the Act Labs still used the Windows calibration. Because. I noticed
>all this beacause of the new SBK2000 demo. there is no calibration in game.
>and my wheel is off to left.

>HOw do I get fix this.

>--
>Kevin Anderson

>---------------------------------------------------
>DK-Racing
>#15 K_Anderson
>-------------------------------------------------
>http://www.awtech.net/

> One more thing, I had Act labs hooked up to USB and T2 is in game port. So I
> don't think it has anything to do with Sound card. Unless USB is related to
> Sound Card. I assume it isn't.

> --
> Kevin Anderson

> ---------------------------------------------------
> DK-Racing
> #15 K_Anderson
> -------------------------------------------------
> http://www.awtech.net/

> > Let me give some background. I had a T2 hooked up and everything was fine.
> I
> > order Force RS. That worked fine , then bam all of a sudden the wheel was
> no
> > longer center. It was turned 3/4 left. Since that wheel automatically
> > calibrates, there was nothing I could do. I called tech. He was very
> helpful
> > and assumed the Pot was no good. They sent a replacement wheel ou the next
> > day. But I am wondering if that even was the problem. I have reloaded
> > DirectX7.0a, unistalled all traces of Act labs drivers. Now when I install
> > My T2 and try and calibrate it in Windows. I notice that after calibrating
> > the "cross hairs" in the "test" tab are 3/4 towards the right. If I turn
> my
> > wheel to put the cross hairs into the middle, My wheeel is now turned
> > exactly the direction the Act labs wheel was auto centering itself to. The
> > difference is In games after I calibrated in game The T2 works fine but I
> > guess the Act Labs still used the Windows calibration. Because. I noticed
> > all this beacause of the new SBK2000 demo. there is no calibration in
> game.
> > and my wheel is off to left.

> > HOw do I get fix this.

> > --
> > Kevin Anderson

> > ---------------------------------------------------
> > DK-Racing
> > #15 K_Anderson
> > -------------------------------------------------
> > http://www.awtech.net/