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Wheel problem

2 posts by 2 people · 06 Jun 2001 21:57 UTC - 15 Jun 2001 03:25 UTC

sondog 06 Jun 2001 21:57 UTC#180304
I have the Wingman Formula Force USB. Apparently the USB connector has gone bad. The system will lock up or it will show the device but will not select it. The wheel will work using just the serial port. However the Force Feedback does not work this way. The Serial port Wingman is selected under windows controller options and under properties the force feedback option is selected. I m using the 3.62 drivers. During calibration everything works except the ff. The wheel will turn by itself (as normal) during bootup. So the motor seems fine. Any ideas drop a line. Thanks. Sondog
JS 15 Jun 2001 03:25 UTC↳ reply to sondog#178787
Sondog, IMO there is a software/driver problem, which affects the USB. Could be an interrupt related thing. I don't believe that the USB adapter got damaged. Jens On Wed, 06 Jun 2001 21:57:59 GMT, "Sondog" <[email hidden]> wrote:
Quoted text (12 lines)>I have the Wingman Formula Force USB. Apparently the USB connector has gone >bad. The system will lock up or it will show the device but will not select >it. The wheel will work using just the serial port. However the Force >Feedback does not work this way. The Serial port Wingman is selected under >windows controller options and under properties the force feedback option is >selected. I m using the 3.62 drivers. During calibration everything works >except the ff. The wheel will turn by itself (as normal) during bootup. So >the motor seems fine. Any ideas drop a line. Thanks. > >Sondog > >
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