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Logitech Formula Force + W2K

6 posts by 4 people · 26 Jun 2002 14:33 UTC - 28 Jun 2002 17:16 UTC

PJL 26 Jun 2002 14:33 UTC#112316
Hi All, Has anyone used the Logitech Formula Force ( original red wheel ) on the serial port with Win2K ? The NEW Logitech web site doesn't even show that model (E-UA2) as a product. The website also states that they don't support serial port devices in Win2K; but, will it still work ? Can I just get an adapter to go from a serial port to joystick port or do I have to buy a new wheel ? Thanks,
Leeds1000 27 Jun 2002 04:17 UTC↳ reply to PJL#112130
It is a fairly old product at this stage. You should check with the Logitech customer support to see if you can get an adapter for serial->USB. The wiring is custom so it is not something off the shelf. "@@..PJL..@@" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:GgkS8.37611$[email hidden]... > Hi All, > > Has anyone used the Logitech Formula Force ( original red wheel ) on the > serial port with Win2K ? The NEW Logitech web site doesn't even show that > model (E-UA2) as a product. The website also states that they don'tsupport > serial port devices in Win2K; but, will it still work ? Can I just get an > adapter to go from a serial port to joystick port or do I have to buy anew > wheel ? > > Thanks, > > >
Damien Smith <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:afeubl$dop37$[email hidden]... > Why aren't you using the USB port? If your PC is so old that it doesn't > have any, then why are you running Win2K? > > I have USB ports, however, my 9 pin serial connection doesn't fit into a USB port regardless of the size of hammer I use. I just built a games only machine and judging from this and other newsgroups and my hardware choices Win2K seemed to be the way to go. Looks like I'll have to go back to Win98SE. Thanks anyway, PJL
"@@..PJL..@@" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<BMDS8.18$[email hidden]>...
Quoted text (14 lines)> Damien Smith <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:afeubl$dop37$[email hidden]... > > Why aren't you using the USB port? If your PC is so old that it doesn't > > have any, then why are you running Win2K? > > > > > > I have USB ports, however, my 9 pin serial connection doesn't fit into a USB > port regardless of the size of hammer I use. I just built a games only > machine and judging from this and other newsgroups and my hardware choices > Win2K seemed to be the way to go. Looks like I'll have to go back to > Win98SE. > > Thanks anyway,
So your LWFF didn't come with a USB adapter? I bought one the first day they were on sale and I got a USB adapter...

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