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PC driving wheel on Playstation

Daisy Du

PC driving wheel on Playstation

by Daisy Du » Mon, 21 Dec 1998 04:00:00


>Does any one know if it there is an adapter or patch cable available to
>connect a Playstation driving wheel to a PC (or a PC driving wheel to a
>Playstation)?

>If not, are there any wiring diagrams available to show how it can be done (if
>possible)?

   I know what you mean. I've looked for this too. No one seems to
know. If I had a junk controller to take apart I could figure it out.
We are assuming of course that the PS doesn't use digital inputs but I
dont think it does. If you find anything let us (or at least me) know.
I would like to play Grand Turismo with a wheel and I don't want to
buy another one. (too many toys already!!)
Paul Jone

PC driving wheel on Playstation

by Paul Jone » Tue, 22 Dec 1998 04:00:00


>  If you find anything let us (or at least me) know.
> I would like to play Grand Turismo with a wheel and I don't want to
> buy another one. (too many toys already!!)

I have a Mad Katz wheel and I can't seem to configure Gran Turismo to behave like a
non-digital wheel all though in the set up it looks like an analogue one. It seems
that if I turn a bit nothing happens, turn a bit more until I'm off the dead zone
and then the wheels turn a lot. It seems to behave like it's a keyboard - all or
nothing.. Am I doing something wrong?
Paul

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