FYI,
After intalling the latest 4.11c Logitech WingMan Profiler from
www.wingmanteam.com , I used regedit to rename the following key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\control\
MediaProperties\PrivateProperties\Joystick\OEM\
VID_046D&PID_C294
to
VID_046D&PID_C294a
I used the registry update file from the last post of the thread at:
http://www.racesimcentral.net/%7Ehg/forums/showthread.php?s=&postid=150...
293#post150513
to add a revised VID_046D&PID_C294 key entry.
The Control Panel->Game *** Option recognizes the wheel as a "Logitech
Driving Force for PS2".
However, the Wingman Profiler (4.11.332) does not recognize the wheel. As a
result, the gas/brake pedals are always COMBINED on the y-axis of joystick
1.
Force feedback works on all the PC games/sims that I have installed. The
button mappings are:
Button
ID# Driving Force
=============================
1 = X button
2 = Sqaure button
3 = Triangle button
4 = Circle button
5 = Right spoke top
6 = Left spoke top
7 = Left spoke bottom
8 = Right spoke bottom
Good luck,
Brian
> I believe I read somewhere that there registry edits you have to do to get
> that wheel to work on the PC.
> -Larry
> > My brother has the Logitech Driving Force wheel [blue] for Playstation2
> > which is USB. I gave him NASCAR 4 for Christmas and set it all up on
> > his PC but had some difficulty with it.
> > We had alot of trouble getting the peddles to be recognized in the
> > config screen- seemed like it would only recognize one peddle or the
> > other when it finally did. Trouble getting many of the buttons to be
> > recognized as well when we tried to assign them.
> > He said the wheel worked fine with NASCAR Heat on his PC right off the
> > bat. However, no force feedback in anything yet.
> > Any advice for a non-sim head on getting his particular wheel to work
> > with both N4 and GPL?
> > [I don't think he has even tried GPL with it yet]
> > Thanks for any help you can lend.
> > Tim
