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RAC Rally Joy/wheel calibration

Mr N. Jows

RAC Rally Joy/wheel calibration

by Mr N. Jows » Tue, 21 Jan 1997 04:00:00

I'm tyring to set up a homebrew wheel and pedals set for RAC Rally
(the latest one) but I'm having a few problems, can anybody  help
me please...

I believe certain wheels (I forget the names) needed a 'converter'
to work properly, this can be obtained free from thrustmaster,
I believe this swaps a couple of wires over, but I cannot remember
which ones. Can anybody tell me what they are and why this has to be done?

What are the contol axis for wheel/pedal control?

What are the contol axis for joystick control?

(Is there any diference??)

What's special about the Per4mer wheel that you have to presss button A
at one point and button B at another to get it to calibrate? (I'm
wondering if I have to do the same with mine)?

Finally what should a successful calibration look like? I'm finding
that I run through it once doing all the actions and then it just
asks me to do it all again, I take it it should return me back
to the menu if the calibration works....

Many thanks

Neil

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