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SCGT - it won't recognize my accellerator pedal (TSW2)

3 posts by 2 people · 16 Mar 2001 16:45 UTC - 18 Mar 2001 02:32 UTC

Mike Donnelly Jr 16 Mar 2001 16:45 UTC#195848
I've got a *huge* problem. For some reason SCGT won't recognize the accelerator pedal on my TSW2 Cup controller. It has no problem with the brake pedal or any other part of the controller. On all my other sims N2/99,3,4, GPL, NL, ect there is no problem. Seems like this is the only one that doesn't like my wheel. Also, for some strange reason F-15 (another EA product) didn't seem to like my Sidewinder setup either. (Although this is before Direct X 8.0 - haven't tried it since.) BTW, last time I ran SCGT DirrectX 6.0 was installed and I was using a Thrustmaster T2. Worked fine even if the driver didn't...
try this...no guarantee. Before you click on the menu or icon to launch scgt..press both pedals and hold them down. start scgt, hold the pedals down through the ENTIRE loading process. don't release them until you can use the menu's...then try to calibrate and assign your pedals, wheel, buttons etc... good luck dave henrie "Mike Donnelly Jr" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
Quoted text (14 lines)> I've got a *huge* problem. For some reason SCGT won't recognize the > accelerator pedal on my TSW2 Cup controller. It has no problem with the > brake pedal or any other part of the controller. On all my other sims > N2/99,3,4, GPL, NL, ect there is no problem. Seems like this is the > only one that doesn't like my wheel. > > Also, for some strange reason F-15 (another EA product) didn't seem to > like my Sidewinder setup either. (Although this is before Direct X 8.0 > - haven't tried it since.) > > BTW, last time I ran SCGT DirrectX 6.0 was installed and I was using a > Thrustmaster T2. Worked fine even if the driver didn't... > >
Funny, but in the game, it gives me throttle. I did have to max out the responce and minimize the dead zone to get full throw. Dave, sorry, your help didn't work. Good try though. Dave Henrie wrote:
Quoted text (24 lines)> try this...no guarantee. > Before you click on the menu or icon to launch scgt..press both pedals and > hold them down. start scgt, hold the pedals down through the ENTIRE loading > process. don't release them until you can use the menu's...then try to > calibrate and > assign your pedals, wheel, buttons etc... > good luck > dave henrie > "Mike Donnelly Jr" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > I've got a *huge* problem. For some reason SCGT won't recognize the > > accelerator pedal on my TSW2 Cup controller. It has no problem with the > > brake pedal or any other part of the controller. On all my other sims > > N2/99,3,4, GPL, NL, ect there is no problem. Seems like this is the > > only one that doesn't like my wheel. > > > > Also, for some strange reason F-15 (another EA product) didn't seem to > > like my Sidewinder setup either. (Although this is before Direct X 8.0 > > - haven't tried it since.) > > > > BTW, last time I ran SCGT DirrectX 6.0 was installed and I was using a > > Thrustmaster T2. Worked fine even if the driver didn't... > > > >

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