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> The right hand green LED on the MOMO Force indicates that force feedback is
> activated and the left hand LED is to indicate that the power supply is
> connected and turned on.

> Regards

> Russell

>>Just installed a Momo Force wheel and cannot get the FF to work with
>>GP4. I can not find any way to even test if the FF is even working on
>>the wheel, like I could with my old MS Sidewinder in Win98. Are the
>>green lights suppossed to come on when FF is active? They flash on once
>>when the game is loading and then stay off. Throttle, brake & steering
>>work fine, just no FF.  The system is a P4 2.0 with 512meg of memory and
>>a GF3 Ti500 video card.
>>Thanx
>>Dan

> > Hi Dan,

> > The right hand green LED on the MOMO Force indicates that force feedback
is
> > activated and the left hand LED is to indicate that the power supply is
> > connected and turned on.

> > Regards

> > Russell

> >>Just installed a Momo Force wheel and cannot get the FF to work with
> >>GP4. I can not find any way to even test if the FF is even working on
> >>the wheel, like I could with my old MS Sidewinder in Win98. Are the
> >>green lights suppossed to come on when FF is active? They flash on once
> >>when the game is loading and then stay off. Throttle, brake & steering
> >>work fine, just no FF.  The system is a P4 2.0 with 512meg of memory and
> >>a GF3 Ti500 video card.
> >>Thanx
> >>Dan

> Yes, there is a power supply that plugs into the mains socket and the output
> plugs into the pedal base just next to where the other cable comes out.

> The power supply was in a small white box at the bottom of the main MOMO
> box.

> Regards

> Russell

>>Is there a switch to supply power? There is no power brick like my MS SW
>>had, only the USB connector. The USB connector is pluged in, but I have
>>no power light. Maybe a bad wheel? I guess I will exchange it for
>>another tomorrow.
>>Dan

>>>Hi Dan,

>>>The right hand green LED on the MOMO Force indicates that force feedback

> is

>>>activated and the left hand LED is to indicate that the power supply is
>>>connected and turned on.

>>>Regards

>>>Russell

>>>>Just installed a Momo Force wheel and cannot get the FF to work with
>>>>GP4. I can not find any way to even test if the FF is even working on
>>>>the wheel, like I could with my old MS Sidewinder in Win98. Are the
>>>>green lights suppossed to come on when FF is active? They flash on once
>>>>when the game is loading and then stay off. Throttle, brake & steering
>>>>work fine, just no FF.  The system is a P4 2.0 with 512meg of memory and
>>>>a GF3 Ti500 video card.
>>>>Thanx
>>>>Dan

> > Hi Dan,

> > Yes, there is a power supply that plugs into the mains socket and the
output
> > plugs into the pedal base just next to where the other cable comes out.

> > The power supply was in a small white box at the bottom of the main MOMO
> > box.

> > Regards

> > Russell

> >>Is there a switch to supply power? There is no power brick like my MS SW
> >>had, only the USB connector. The USB connector is pluged in, but I have
> >>no power light. Maybe a bad wheel? I guess I will exchange it for
> >>another tomorrow.
> >>Dan

> >>>Hi Dan,

> >>>The right hand green LED on the MOMO Force indicates that force
feedback

> > is

> >>>activated and the left hand LED is to indicate that the power supply is
> >>>connected and turned on.

> >>>Regards

> >>>Russell

> >>>>Just installed a Momo Force wheel and cannot get the FF to work with
> >>>>GP4. I can not find any way to even test if the FF is even working on
> >>>>the wheel, like I could with my old MS Sidewinder in Win98. Are the
> >>>>green lights suppossed to come on when FF is active? They flash on
once
> >>>>when the game is loading and then stay off. Throttle, brake & steering
> >>>>work fine, just no FF.  The system is a P4 2.0 with 512meg of memory
and
> >>>>a GF3 Ti500 video card.
> >>>>Thanx
> >>>>Dan