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Ferrari Wheel strangeness

9 posts by 3 people · 05 Jan 2002 05:08 UTC - 06 Jan 2002 19:47 UTC

Marc Collins 05 Jan 2002 05:08 UTC#143437
Installing my trusty Guillemot Ferrari (old one with the good pedals) FFB wheel on a new system. Installed from the CD and all looked fine. "Re-installed" using the 1.23 drivers I have used since I got the wheel (but remembered you had to use the CD first) and although the wheel seemed to work, I no longer got the splash screen and sound when activating the wheel. Then, I went to the Guillemot site and noticed that they have a new driver available version 2.36. I have never heard of this before and thought the only update was the Thrustmaster driver and "mapper", which doesn't work well at all. Anyway, I tried updating to this version, which changes the control panel a bit. Unfortunately, it always read my brake pedal as being half way depressed and the wheel axis didn't respond normally either. I returned to the 1.23 drivers (using the clean utility between each downward change), but still don't have the splash screen/sound. I am not sure if it makes a difference--I actually prefer not to have it as long as the wheel works. What is the deal with these 2.36 drivers, though? Are they only for the newer TM Ferrari or maybe for some other FFB wheel? The picture in the control panel looks like the Ferrari wheel, though (new one with the dinky pedals). Marc
The 2.3.6 works with the Guillemot Ferrari wheel. That's what I have. I got the drivers here http://uk.guillemot.com/corp/liens/indexlien.html (hit the drivers/download link at the bottom of the page). These drivers don't have the Thrustmapper utility. They work fine with every title I've tried so far except I had to do a clean install of the drivers to get F12001 to work correctly. David G Fisher "Marc Collins" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:lPvZ7.25737$[email hidden]... > Installing my trusty Guillemot Ferrari (old one with the good pedals) FFB > wheel on a new system. > > Installed from the CD and all looked fine. "Re-installed" using the 1.23 > drivers I have used since I got the wheel (but remembered you had to usethe > CD first) and although the wheel seemed to work, I no longer got thesplash
Quoted text (7 lines)> screen and sound when activating the wheel. > > Then, I went to the Guillemot site and noticed that they have a new driver > available version 2.36. I have never heard of this before and thought the > only update was the Thrustmaster driver and "mapper", which doesn't work > well at all. Anyway, I tried updating to this version, which changes the > control panel a bit. Unfortunately, it always read my brake pedal as
being
Quoted text (17 lines)> half way depressed and the wheel axis didn't respond normally either. > > I returned to the 1.23 drivers (using the clean utility between each > downward change), but still don't have the splash screen/sound. I am not > sure if it makes a difference--I actually prefer not to have it as long as > the wheel works. > > What is the deal with these 2.36 drivers, though? Are they only for the > newer TM Ferrari or maybe for some other FFB wheel? The picture in the > control panel looks like the Ferrari wheel, though (new one with the dinky > pedals). > > Marc > > > >
Regarding brake pedal. It is probably old calibration data left on your computer. Use DXTweak from "Wingamn Team" site. Use it to clean all calibration data. You have to use it without turning on the wheel. When you clean the data, never use that utility with your wheel turned on, because it will store new calibration data. TM Ferrari will then superimpose it's data over that which is stored, and again you will see red stripes on brake and gas, and your wheel not centered. It's all because TM Ferrari doesn't change the calibration data, but rather superimpose it's data on already stored one. Use this utility fast, because it tend to lock computer, either immediately or after some time. Or use something else to clean data. "Marc Collins" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:lPvZ7.25737$[email hidden]... > Installing my trusty Guillemot Ferrari (old one with the good pedals) FFB > wheel on a new system. > > Installed from the CD and all looked fine. "Re-installed" using the 1.23 > drivers I have used since I got the wheel (but remembered you had to usethe > CD first) and although the wheel seemed to work, I no longer got thesplash
Quoted text (7 lines)> screen and sound when activating the wheel. > > Then, I went to the Guillemot site and noticed that they have a new driver > available version 2.36. I have never heard of this before and thought the > only update was the Thrustmaster driver and "mapper", which doesn't work > well at all. Anyway, I tried updating to this version, which changes the > control panel a bit. Unfortunately, it always read my brake pedal as
being
Quoted text (17 lines)> half way depressed and the wheel axis didn't respond normally either. > > I returned to the 1.23 drivers (using the clean utility between each > downward change), but still don't have the splash screen/sound. I am not > sure if it makes a difference--I actually prefer not to have it as long as > the wheel works. > > What is the deal with these 2.36 drivers, though? Are they only for the > newer TM Ferrari or maybe for some other FFB wheel? The picture in the > control panel looks like the Ferrari wheel, though (new one with the dinky > pedals). > > Marc > > > >
Do you think Mario's theory is correct as to why I have skewed steering and half a brake pedal travel when I try to use the 2.36's? Any advantages to these over the 1.23's? Marc "David G Fisher" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:HnwZ7.354843$[email hidden]... > The 2.3.6 works with the Guillemot Ferrari wheel. That's what I have. Igot > the drivers here http://uk.guillemot.com/corp/liens/indexlien.html (hitthe > drivers/download link at the bottom of the page). These drivers don't have > the Thrustmapper utility. They work fine with every title I've tried sofar
Quoted text (9 lines)> except I had to do a clean install of the drivers to get F12001 to work > correctly. > > David G Fisher > > > "Marc Collins" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:lPvZ7.25737$[email hidden]... > > Installing my trusty Guillemot Ferrari (old one with the good pedals)
FFB > > wheel on a new system. > > > > Installed from the CD and all looked fine. "Re-installed" using the1.23
Quoted text (7 lines)> > drivers I have used since I got the wheel (but remembered you had to use > the > > CD first) and although the wheel seemed to work, I no longer got the > splash > > screen and sound when activating the wheel. > > > > Then, I went to the Guillemot site and noticed that they have a new
driver > > available version 2.36. I have never heard of this before and thoughtthe > > only update was the Thrustmaster driver and "mapper", which doesn't work > > well at all. Anyway, I tried updating to this version, which changesthe > > control panel a bit. Unfortunately, it always read my brake pedal as > being > > half way depressed and the wheel axis didn't respond normally either. > > > > I returned to the 1.23 drivers (using the clean utility between each > > downward change), but still don't have the splash screen/sound. I amnot > > sure if it makes a difference--I actually prefer not to have it as longas > > the wheel works. > > > > What is the deal with these 2.36 drivers, though? Are they only for the > > newer TM Ferrari or maybe for some other FFB wheel? The picture in the > > control panel looks like the Ferrari wheel, though (new one with thedinky
Quoted text (9 lines)> > pedals). > > > > Marc > > > > > > > > > >
Another thing I overlooked myself, lol. 2.3.6. driver wasn't made for Windows 98, but for Windows 98SE. "Marc Collins" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:3rRZ7.117004$[email hidden]... > Do you think Mario's theory is correct as to why I have skewed steeringand
Quoted text (12 lines)> half a brake pedal travel when I try to use the 2.36's? Any advantages to > these over the 1.23's? > > Marc > > "David G Fisher" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:HnwZ7.354843$[email hidden]... > > The 2.3.6 works with the Guillemot Ferrari wheel. That's what I have. I > got > > the drivers here http://uk.guillemot.com/corp/liens/indexlien.html (hit > the > > drivers/download link at the bottom of the page). These drivers don't
have
Quoted text (17 lines)> > the Thrustmapper utility. They work fine with every title I've tried so > far > > except I had to do a clean install of the drivers to get F12001 to work > > correctly. > > > > David G Fisher > > > > > > "Marc Collins" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > > news:lPvZ7.25737$[email hidden]... > > > Installing my trusty Guillemot Ferrari (old one with the good pedals) > FFB > > > wheel on a new system. > > > > > > Installed from the CD and all looked fine. "Re-installed" using the > 1.23 > > > drivers I have used since I got the wheel (but remembered you had to
use
Quoted text (10 lines)> > the > > > CD first) and although the wheel seemed to work, I no longer got the > > splash > > > screen and sound when activating the wheel. > > > > > > Then, I went to the Guillemot site and noticed that they have a new > driver > > > available version 2.36. I have never heard of this before and thought > the > > > only update was the Thrustmaster driver and "mapper", which doesn't
work
Quoted text (10 lines)> > > well at all. Anyway, I tried updating to this version, which changes > the > > > control panel a bit. Unfortunately, it always read my brake pedal as > > being > > > half way depressed and the wheel axis didn't respond normally either. > > > > > > I returned to the 1.23 drivers (using the clean utility between each > > > downward change), but still don't have the splash screen/sound. I am > not > > > sure if it makes a difference--I actually prefer not to have it as
long > as > > > the wheel works. > > > > > > What is the deal with these 2.36 drivers, though? Are they only forthe > > > newer TM Ferrari or maybe for some other FFB wheel? The picture inthe
Quoted text (13 lines)> > > control panel looks like the Ferrari wheel, though (new one with the > dinky > > > pedals). > > > > > > Marc > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >
I am using SE, but have never heard of anything that would be so specific it would run on SE, but not regular 98. Marc "Mario Petrinovic" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:a195bi$ceid$[email hidden]...
Quoted text (10 lines)> Another thing I overlooked myself, lol. 2.3.6. driver wasn't made > for Windows 98, but for Windows 98SE. > > > > "Marc Collins" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:3rRZ7.117004$[email hidden]... > > Do you think Mario's theory is correct as to why I have skewed steering > and > > half a brake pedal travel when I try to use the 2.36's? Any advantages
to
Quoted text (7 lines)> > these over the 1.23's? > > > > Marc > > > > "David G Fisher" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > > news:HnwZ7.354843$[email hidden]... > > > The 2.3.6 works with the Guillemot Ferrari wheel. That's what I have.
I > > got > > > the drivers here http://uk.guillemot.com/corp/liens/indexlien.html(hit > > the > > > drivers/download link at the bottom of the page). These drivers don't > have > > > the Thrustmapper utility. They work fine with every title I've triedso > > far > > > except I had to do a clean install of the drivers to get F12001 towork
Quoted text (8 lines)> > > correctly. > > > > > > David G Fisher > > > > > > > > > "Marc Collins" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > > > news:lPvZ7.25737$[email hidden]... > > > > Installing my trusty Guillemot Ferrari (old one with the good
pedals)
Quoted text (15 lines)> > FFB > > > > wheel on a new system. > > > > > > > > Installed from the CD and all looked fine. "Re-installed" using the > > 1.23 > > > > drivers I have used since I got the wheel (but remembered you had to > use > > > the > > > > CD first) and although the wheel seemed to work, I no longer got the > > > splash > > > > screen and sound when activating the wheel. > > > > > > > > Then, I went to the Guillemot site and noticed that they have a new > > driver > > > > available version 2.36. I have never heard of this before and
thought > > the > > > > only update was the Thrustmaster driver and "mapper", which doesn't > work > > > > well at all. Anyway, I tried updating to this version, whichchanges > > the > > > > control panel a bit. Unfortunately, it always read my brake pedalas > > > being > > > > half way depressed and the wheel axis didn't respond normallyeither. > > > > > > > > I returned to the 1.23 drivers (using the clean utility between each > > > > downward change), but still don't have the splash screen/sound. Iam
Quoted text (25 lines)> > not > > > > sure if it makes a difference--I actually prefer not to have it as > long > > as > > > > the wheel works. > > > > > > > > What is the deal with these 2.36 drivers, though? Are they only for > the > > > > newer TM Ferrari or maybe for some other FFB wheel? The picture in > the > > > > control panel looks like the Ferrari wheel, though (new one with the > > dinky > > > > pedals). > > > > > > > > Marc > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >
One other question to both you and Mario. How should the 2.36 driver be installed when i have 1.23 already? Assuming I wipe the calibration data, do I have the wheel on or off during the update? Should I Wclean the old set-up first? The TM mapper and driver install was such a nightmare to get rid of, I don't want to go down that path again! Thanks, Marc "David G Fisher" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:HnwZ7.354843$[email hidden]... > The 2.3.6 works with the Guillemot Ferrari wheel. That's what I have. Igot > the drivers here http://uk.guillemot.com/corp/liens/indexlien.html (hitthe > drivers/download link at the bottom of the page). These drivers don't have > the Thrustmapper utility. They work fine with every title I've tried sofar
Quoted text (9 lines)> except I had to do a clean install of the drivers to get F12001 to work > correctly. > > David G Fisher > > > "Marc Collins" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:lPvZ7.25737$[email hidden]... > > Installing my trusty Guillemot Ferrari (old one with the good pedals)
FFB > > wheel on a new system. > > > > Installed from the CD and all looked fine. "Re-installed" using the1.23
Quoted text (7 lines)> > drivers I have used since I got the wheel (but remembered you had to use > the > > CD first) and although the wheel seemed to work, I no longer got the > splash > > screen and sound when activating the wheel. > > > > Then, I went to the Guillemot site and noticed that they have a new
driver > > available version 2.36. I have never heard of this before and thoughtthe > > only update was the Thrustmaster driver and "mapper", which doesn't work > > well at all. Anyway, I tried updating to this version, which changesthe > > control panel a bit. Unfortunately, it always read my brake pedal as > being > > half way depressed and the wheel axis didn't respond normally either. > > > > I returned to the 1.23 drivers (using the clean utility between each > > downward change), but still don't have the splash screen/sound. I amnot > > sure if it makes a difference--I actually prefer not to have it as longas > > the wheel works. > > > > What is the deal with these 2.36 drivers, though? Are they only for the > > newer TM Ferrari or maybe for some other FFB wheel? The picture in the > > control panel looks like the Ferrari wheel, though (new one with thedinky
Quoted text (9 lines)> > pedals). > > > > Marc > > > > > > > > > >
I'm not an expert. I just told you what I thought would help you. But, I'll do that (CleanW.exe ). "Marc Collins" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:VO0_7.2490$[email hidden]... > One other question to both you and Mario. How should the 2.36 driver be > installed when i have 1.23 already? Assuming I wipe the calibration data, > do I have the wheel on or off during the update? Should I Wclean the old > set-up first? > > The TM mapper and driver install was such a nightmare to get rid of, Idon't > want to go down that path again! > > Thanks, > > Marc >
I didn't have the wheel on during the update. If you download the 2.3.6's from the site I gave in my other post, they don't include Thrustmapper. You just click on it and it upgrades your current drivers. I don't have any idea if Mario's suggestions will work or not. David G Fisher "Marc Collins" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:VO0_7.2490$[email hidden]... > One other question to both you and Mario. How should the 2.36 driver be > installed when i have 1.23 already? Assuming I wipe the calibration data, > do I have the wheel on or off during the update? Should I Wclean the old > set-up first? > > The TM mapper and driver install was such a nightmare to get rid of, Idon't
Quoted text (13 lines)> want to go down that path again! > > Thanks, > > Marc > > "David G Fisher" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:HnwZ7.354843$[email hidden]... > > The 2.3.6 works with the Guillemot Ferrari wheel. That's what I have. I > got > > the drivers here http://uk.guillemot.com/corp/liens/indexlien.html (hit > the > > drivers/download link at the bottom of the page). These drivers don't
have
Quoted text (17 lines)> > the Thrustmapper utility. They work fine with every title I've tried so > far > > except I had to do a clean install of the drivers to get F12001 to work > > correctly. > > > > David G Fisher > > > > > > "Marc Collins" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > > news:lPvZ7.25737$[email hidden]... > > > Installing my trusty Guillemot Ferrari (old one with the good pedals) > FFB > > > wheel on a new system. > > > > > > Installed from the CD and all looked fine. "Re-installed" using the > 1.23 > > > drivers I have used since I got the wheel (but remembered you had to
use
Quoted text (10 lines)> > the > > > CD first) and although the wheel seemed to work, I no longer got the > > splash > > > screen and sound when activating the wheel. > > > > > > Then, I went to the Guillemot site and noticed that they have a new > driver > > > available version 2.36. I have never heard of this before and thought > the > > > only update was the Thrustmaster driver and "mapper", which doesn't
work
Quoted text (10 lines)> > > well at all. Anyway, I tried updating to this version, which changes > the > > > control panel a bit. Unfortunately, it always read my brake pedal as > > being > > > half way depressed and the wheel axis didn't respond normally either. > > > > > > I returned to the 1.23 drivers (using the clean utility between each > > > downward change), but still don't have the splash screen/sound. I am > not > > > sure if it makes a difference--I actually prefer not to have it as
long > as > > > the wheel works. > > > > > > What is the deal with these 2.36 drivers, though? Are they only forthe > > > newer TM Ferrari or maybe for some other FFB wheel? The picture inthe
Quoted text (13 lines)> > > control panel looks like the Ferrari wheel, though (new one with the > dinky > > > pedals). > > > > > > Marc > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >

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