I have an original ECCI steering wheel/pedals, yesterday after
installing NR2002 I was able to configure my wheel/pedals without
problems using Papyrus's generic joystick driver.
This morning after upgrading the drivers for my GEforce 2 MX video
card with the latest Detonator drivers from Nvidia, the generic joystick
driver is non-functional. I can still configure my wheel/pedals using the
DirectX driver but as always that driver is not as precise as Papyrus's
driver always has been for my wheel/pedal combo.
Anyone have any ideas on this matter?
Use the Thrustmaster Formula T1/T2 with or without adapter depending
which ECCI version you have. Also you might want to take a wire and
attach it the Allen Bolt for one of the pedals(on the bottom of the case)
and
the other end to a nut on your computer case to ground the unit. This will
make
it far more stable in your config. setup.
Hope this helps, works great for me.
Pete
"Jeffrey Lipack" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> I have an original ECCI steering wheel/pedals, yesterday after > installing NR2002 I was able to configure my wheel/pedals without > problems using Papyrus's generic joystick driver. > > This morning after upgrading the drivers for my GEforce 2 MX video > card with the latest Detonator drivers from Nvidia, the generic joystick > driver is non-functional. I can still configure my wheel/pedals using the > DirectX driver but as always that driver is not as precise as Papyrus's > driver always has been for my wheel/pedal combo. > > Anyone have any ideas on this matter? > > >On Mon, 18 Feb 2002 01:07:58 -0500, Pete <[email hidden]> wrote:
>> DirectX driver but as always that driver is not as precise as Papyrus's
>> driver always has been for my wheel/pedal combo.
>>
>> Anyone have any ideas on this matter?
same here... re-install GPL to a fresh directory (not overwriting your
current instalation) and the generic input driver will be back in
all Papy sims.
HTH,
uwe
