rec.autos.simulators

by **Eva** » Mon, 19 Aug 1996 04:00:00

I already have a T2, but the idea of having shifting
buttons appeals to me....could I use the pedals with the new wheel?
Please e-mail if it's no trouble...thanks!

--Evan

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by **Matt - ThrustMaster, In** » Tue, 20 Aug 1996 04:00:00

> I already have a T2, but the idea of having shifting
>buttons appeals to me....could I use the pedals with the new wheel?
>Please e-mail if it's no trouble...thanks!

> --Evan

>__________________________________

> Manager and Editor
> Internet Video Games Top 100 Charts

> http://www.tiac.net/users/top100/
>__________________________________

Evan,
Yep...What you need to do is plug the Axis Adapter(Converter) in
between the GP1 and your Formula T2 pedals. That way you'll have the steering
on the X1 Axis, the paddles on the back of the wheel on the Y1 axis, and your
Formula T2 pedals on the X2 Axis.
And you can use the buttons on the wheel for shifting.

Matt
ThrustMaster, Inc.

by **Eric T. Busc** » Tue, 20 Aug 1996 04:00:00

While we've got you here Matt, what's the latest on the
ThrustMaster/***net Force-Feedback Wheel?

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by **Matt - ThrustMaster, In** » Wed, 21 Aug 1996 04:00:00

>While we've got you here Matt, what's the latest on the
>ThrustMaster/***net Force-Feedback Wheel?

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>Emory University Graduate School of Arts & Sciences
>Nascar Setups Page: http://www.racesimcentral.net/~ebusch/

>> Yep...What you need to do is plug the Axis Adapter(Converter) in
>> between the GP1 and your Formula T2 pedals. That way you'll have the
>steering
>> on the X1 Axis, the paddles on the back of the wheel on the Y1 axis, and
>your
>> Formula T2 pedals on the X2 Axis.
>> And you can use the buttons on the wheel for shifting.

Eric,
I don't really have any solid information on it yet. It's still in
development. The price will probably be somewhere under $200. Other than
that, I still don't have any info for ya. I'll definitely be posting it up
here when I get some!

Matt

by **COX J.** » Thu, 22 Aug 1996 04:00:00

>Subject: Re: Can Thrustmaster GP1 wheel be used w/pedals?
>Date: Mon, 19 Aug 96 18:54:13 GMT

>> I already have a T2, but the idea of having shifting
>>buttons appeals to me....could I use the pedals with the new wheel?
>>Please e-mail if it's no trouble...thanks!

>> --Evan

>>__________________________________

>> Manager and Editor
>> Internet Video Games Top 100 Charts

>> http://www.tiac.net/users/top100/
>>__________________________________
>Evan,
> Yep...What you need to do is plug the Axis Adapter(Converter) in
>between the GP1 and your Formula T2 pedals. That way you'll have the steering
>on the X1 Axis, the paddles on the back of the wheel on the Y1 axis, and your
>Formula T2 pedals on the X2 Axis.
> And you can use the buttons on the wheel for shifting.
>Matt
>ThrustMaster, Inc.

And when using the pedals for gas and brake, will you be able to use one of
the gas/brake paddles on the wheel for the clutch in GP2??
(THAT would be EXTREMELY cool!!)

Joeri

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by **Matt - ThrustMaster, In** » Thu, 22 Aug 1996 04:00:00

> ThrustMaster, Inc.) writes:

>>Subject: Re: Can Thrustmaster GP1 wheel be used w/pedals?
>>Date: Mon, 19 Aug 96 18:54:13 GMT

>>> I already have a T2, but the idea of having shifting
>>>buttons appeals to me....could I use the pedals with the new wheel?
>>>Please e-mail if it's no trouble...thanks!

>>> --Evan

>>>__________________________________

>>> Manager and Editor
>>> Internet Video Games Top 100 Charts

>>> http://www.tiac.net/users/top100/
>>>__________________________________

>>Evan,
>> Yep...What you need to do is plug the Axis Adapter(Converter) in
>>between the GP1 and your Formula T2 pedals. That way you'll have the steering

>>on the X1 Axis, the paddles on the back of the wheel on the Y1 axis, and your
>>Formula T2 pedals on the X2 Axis.
>> And you can use the buttons on the wheel for shifting.

>>Matt
>>ThrustMaster, Inc.

>And when using the pedals for gas and brake, will you be able to use one of
>the gas/brake paddles on the wheel for the clutch in GP2??
>(THAT would be EXTREMELY cool!!)

>Joeri

Joeri,
Yes, I'm pretty sure that you can. You'd just configure it like you
would a normal Axis. I'm gonna install GP2 today, and see if I can set it all
up like that. I'll post the results up here either tomorrow or Friday.

Matt