What is this $700.00 plus TSW wheel I have heard about and where can
you find one??? Do they have a web site????
BTW - They're only $700 if you get them fully loaded. If you're
comfortable with taking things apart and soldering, you can purchase a
basic model and upgrade it yourself.
-Bill
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Bill Mette | "A person is smart. People are dumb."
MCSNet, Chicago | - K MiB
Bill,
I tried that address and it was invalid????
>http://soli.inav.net/~thomas/
>BTW - They're only $700 if you get them fully loaded. If you're
>comfortable with taking things apart and soldering, you can purchase a
>basic model and upgrade it yourself.
>-Bill
>--
>Bill Mette | "A person is smart. People are dumb."
>MCSNet, Chicago | - K MiB
It works fine for me.
> >>What is this $700.00 plus TSW wheel I have heard about and where can
> >>you find one??? Do they have a web site????
> >http://soli.inav.net/~thomas/
> >BTW - They're only $700 if you get them fully loaded. If you're
> >comfortable with taking things apart and soldering, you can purchase a
> >basic model and upgrade it yourself.
> >-Bill
> >--
> >Bill Mette | "A person is smart. People are dumb."
> >MCSNet, Chicago | - K MiB
>Bill,
>I tried that address and it was invalid????
>>http://soli.inav.net/~thomas/
Thanks,
Chris
I am assuming this is all via Win9x. First make sure you have ProPanel
installed <ftp://208.129.210.78/pub/library/calibration/propanelv11.exe>.
Removed all devices installed via ProPanel. If you have a regular
joystick, try hooking it up and selecting a standard joystick via
ProPanel. If this is recognized, removed the joystick from ProPanel and
try installing the NASCAR Pro. If it is recognized, but you have the
same problem when you turn the wheel, it sounds as if you may have a
short in one of the button wires (which is telling the calibrartion
routine that you are pushing a button and are done with this step of the
process).
If the above doesn't work run TMScope (can be gotten at the above URL
(minus the "propanelv11.exe") in a DOS window. Does TMScope see your
wheel and pedals properly? If not there maybe a problem with your game
controller. Try setting the switch on the pedals to the middle position
position and hook a joystick up to the cable where you usually attach
the wheel. Is this recognized in ProPanel or TMScope. If so, it would
appear to be something in the wiring of the wheel unit. If it isn't
recognized by Win9x, something maybe configured wrong with your game
controller/soundcard.
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