rec.autos.simulators

by **Dino** » Sun, 20 Dec 1998 04:00:00

Logitech's web page says "pedals are programmable", does this mean
gas/brakes can be set on different axis?

Does the Formula Force support sep. axis?

TIA Dino

by **<kom..** » Sun, 20 Dec 1998 04:00:00

>>Does the Formula Force support sep. axis?

>>TIA Dino

>Yes.

>-don

For now, it's a global setting in the control panel. In future revisions of
the software, it will be settable on a per-game basis, for the older or
arcade-style games which don't support separate pedals.
koma

by **DPHI** » Mon, 21 Dec 1998 04:00:00

Yes.

-don

by **NanaKo** » Mon, 21 Dec 1998 04:00:00

I have this controller. Yes, the gas and brake pedals may be put on
separate axis. But I would recommend you install some stronger springs (as
others have mentioned) if you purchase this wheel. Otherwise, everything is
fine.

by **Galle** » Mon, 21 Dec 1998 04:00:00

>For now, it's a global setting in the control panel. In future revisions of
>the software, it will be settable on a per-game basis, for the older or
>arcade-style games which don't support separate pedals.
>koma

Really? I just made a comment on this very subject at the force-1.com
message board earlier today!

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by **Carl Westma** » Tue, 22 Dec 1998 04:00:00

How would I proceed if I wanted to replace the springs in the pedal combo ?

Regards,
Carl

by **Juha Kallioin** » Tue, 29 Dec 1998 04:00:00

>>Logitech's web page says "pedals are programmable", does this mean
>>gas/brakes can be set on different axis?

> I have this controller. Yes, the gas and brake pedals may be put on
>separate axis. But I would recommend you install some stronger springs (as
>others have mentioned) if you purchase this wheel. Otherwise, everything is
>fine.

A bit off topic, but can you easily replace the Logitech's pedals with other
pedals one might have? Are they just plugged in with a standard D-connector
or do they have a custom connector? I'm thinking of replacing the pedals
with my CH Pro Pedals, if I decide to buy the wheel..

-Juha

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by **NanaKo** » Tue, 29 Dec 1998 04:00:00

I haven't opened the case yet. Someone else made a post and said it was quite
easy to do. One day, when I get some time, I'll do the same thing.
Oh by the way, congratulations to Mika Haakkinen.

(Although I'm more of a Mika Salo fan myself)<grin>

by **macmurd** » Tue, 29 Dec 1998 04:00:00

No. the transformer connects to the pedals not the wheel. The cable to the
wheel connects using a 25 pin serial connector and hooks up to the computer
either with a 9 pin serial or through an included adapter to a USB port.
The cable carries the power to the wheel unit motor so I doubt there is any
way to replace the pedals. And I recommend not changing the connections
with power to the unit.

-Dale

>A bit off topic, but can you easily replace the Logitech's pedals with
other
>pedals one might have? Are they just plugged in with a standard D-connector
>or do they have a custom connector? I'm thinking of replacing the pedals
>with my CH Pro Pedals, if I decide to buy the wheel..

> -Juha
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rec.autos.simulators

Logitech Formula wheel support separate axis?

Logitech Formula wheel support separate axis?

Logitech Formula wheel support separate axis?

Logitech Formula wheel support separate axis?

Logitech Formula wheel support separate axis?

Logitech Formula wheel support separate axis?

Logitech Formula wheel support separate axis?

Logitech Formula wheel support separate axis?

Logitech Formula wheel support separate axis?

Logitech Formula wheel support separate axis?