rec.autos.simulators

by **Matt** » Mon, 10 Mar 2003 03:50:42

I currently use a Logitech Wingman Formula Force wheel which is giving me a
few problems. It gives sudden spikes, or kicks in some sims, notably N2003.
Previously I ran updated Logitech Profiler software, but I think it's YUCK
and prefer not to use it. Are there any controller drivers/dlls that fix
this issue?

Setup:
win XP pro
Logi wingman FF wheel (USB)
ACT Labs perf. pedals (USB)
Act Labs RS Shifter (USB)

Danko!
/Matt
--
Matt Knutsen
www.gplea.org

by **Kevi** » Mon, 10 Mar 2003 04:52:42

I had the exact same problem.
Turns out it WASN'T the wheel.

I went from a P3-733 system to a new P4-2.4Gig.
Spikes mysteriously disappeared in GPL.

Check you USB ports, maybe try a USB hub.

by **Dale Gree** » Mon, 10 Mar 2003 06:16:21

The most recent drivers at wingmanteam.com fixed a spiking problem I had for
years with the LWFF.

Dale.

by **Matt Knutse** » Mon, 10 Mar 2003 07:43:26

Thanks Dave, I'll give them a go.

Matt

> The most recent drivers at wingmanteam.com fixed a spiking problem I had
for
> years with the LWFF.

> Dale.

> > I currently use a Logitech Wingman Formula Force wheel which is giving
me
> a
> > few problems. It gives sudden spikes, or kicks in some sims, notably
> N2003.
> > Previously I ran updated Logitech Profiler software, but I think it's
YUCK
> > and prefer not to use it. Are there any controller drivers/dlls that fix
> > this issue?

> > Setup:
> > win XP pro
> > Logi wingman FF wheel (USB)
> > ACT Labs perf. pedals (USB)
> > Act Labs RS Shifter (USB)

> > Danko!
> > /Matt
> > --
> > Matt Knutsen
> > www.gplea.org

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Logitech WFF spiking?

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