rec.autos.simulators

> So why bother with Win 2000?

> Andi.

> > Hi all,

> > I've got a Logitech WingMan Forumla steering wheel/pedal setup (plugged
> > into the analogue controller port of my SB Live!) and I'm not too sure
> > how to get it working with Windows 2000.

> > I know I can't get the 'profiler' for Windows 2000/NT, but that doesn't
> > bother me.

> > I tried adding a '2-axis, 4-button' joystick (Panel->Controllers) and
this
> > worked to an extent: four (or the six) buttons worked, but, the brake
and
> > throttle were combined (I need split-axis) and the accuracy was
terrible.

> > Logitech's web site is no help, neither is wingmanteam.com

> > There must be someone with this wheel and Win2k!!!

> > What *exact* kind of controller should I be adding in Control Panel?

> > --
> > Richard.

> > "Michelle, ma belle. These are words that go together well, my
Michelle."

> >Hi all,

> >I've got a Logitech WingMan Forumla steering wheel/pedal setup (plugged
> >into the analogue controller port of my SB Live!) and I'm not too sure
> >how to get it working with Windows 2000.

> I use the LWFF in W2K on USB, no problems at all. Don't know about a
serial
> connection though, maybe someone else has tried that and can help you.

> Keith.

> > I've got a Logitech WingMan Forumla steering wheel/pedal setup (plugged
> > into the analogue controller port of my SB Live!) and I'm not too sure
> > how to get it working with Windows 2000.

> I use the LWFF in W2K on USB, no problems at all.

> > I've got a Logitech WingMan Forumla steering wheel/pedal setup (plugged
> > into the analogue controller port of my SB Live!) and I'm not too sure
> > how to get it working with Windows 2000.

> After much meddling, and emails to Logitech, the wheel now works properly,
> except that I can't get split-axis support.  :-(

> Has anyone out there got split-axis working with my wheel/OS, or do you
> think I'll have to wait until Logitech develop their drivers further?

> --
> Richard.

> "Free As A Bird.  It's the next best thing to be, free as a bird."

> > My question still stands, 'do you get FF effects with the LWFF in W2K'?

> It's not a force feedback wheel!!!  Didn't my first post make that clear?

> My wheel is the plain-old black game port one.

> The latest news is that Logitech reckon the released driver (on W2k CD)
> doesn't support split-axis (it does for USB, but not game port).  Their
> current in-house version does.  I guess I have to wait.  :-(

> Oh, and does anyone know why Formula One Grand Prix (v1, DOS!) doesn't
> recognise the wheel?  I suppose it's trying to peek/poke memory directly,
> and the Windows 2000 'DOS box' support isn't that good...  Shame, I really
> fancy a go on F1GP!

> --
> Richard.

> "Will you still need me, will you still feed me.  When I'm sixty-four."

> > I've got a Logitech WingMan Forumla steering wheel/pedal setup (plugged
> > into the analogue controller port of my SB Live!) and I'm not too sure
> > how to get it working with Windows 2000.

> Does it have a USB connector?  I have the Wingman FF wheel with USB and it
> works fine in Win2K.  The first time I turned it on, Win2K recognized it
and
> installed the drivers.  Didn't even ask for a CD.

> > I've got a Logitech WingMan Forumla steering wheel/pedal setup (plugged
> > into the analogue controller port of my SB Live!) and I'm not too sure
> > how to get it working with Windows 2000.

> Does it have a USB connector?  I have the Wingman FF wheel with USB and it
> works fine in Win2K.  The first time I turned it on, Win2K recognized it
and
> installed the drivers.  Didn't even ask for a CD.