tsw in f199-02 help

Hi all..I put my tsw back on my desk and while it works great in n2k and gpl I have the darnedest time hooking up in f1c and all the mods. Anyone know the secret in getting one of these to work properly with that game? xp pro, tsw game port version. thanks.. DC

Not sure this will help but in the TSW2 Manual(PDF) there are instructions for setting up F1-2002 starting at page 16. here is the link to the manual: http://www.thomas-superwheel.com/graphics/TSW2man.pdf Good luck! -Gary Robinson

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> Not sure this will help but in the TSW2 Manual(PDF) there are > instructions for setting up F1-2002 starting at page 16. > > here is the link to the manual: > http://www.thomas-superwheel.com/graphics/TSW2man.pdf > > Good luck! > > -Gary Robinson > >

thanks gary..just went over there. I like the part where it states to be quick while you try to calibrate the wheel since the game will set it on its own. There is no human quick enough. EA controller set up stinks. Currently I am having trouble getting windows to recognize my wheel with a combined axis. F1c should work in this mode. Windows easily accepts the wheel in split axis mode. DC

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> Gary Robinson wrote: > >> Not sure this will help but in the TSW2 Manual(PDF) there are >> instructions for setting up F1-2002 starting at page 16. >> >> here is the link to the manual: >> http://www.thomas-superwheel.com/graphics/TSW2man.pdf >> >> Good luck! >> >> -Gary Robinson >> >> > thanks gary..just went over there. I like the part where it states to be > quick while you try to calibrate the wheel since the game will set it on > its own. There is no human quick enough. EA controller set up stinks. > Currently I am having trouble getting windows to recognize my wheel with > a combined axis. F1c should work in this mode. Windows easily accepts > the wheel in split axis mode. > > DC

got it working in nsr. seemed to improve gameplay a bit. Hope to figure out F1C soon. DC

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> Gary Robinson wrote: > >> Not sure this will help but in the TSW2 Manual(PDF) there are >> instructions for setting up F1-2002 starting at page 16. >> >> here is the link to the manual: >> http://www.thomas-superwheel.com/graphics/TSW2man.pdf >> >> Good luck! >> >> -Gary Robinson >> >> > thanks gary..just went over there. I like the part where it states to be > quick while you try to calibrate the wheel since the game will set it on > its own. There is no human quick enough. EA controller set up stinks. > Currently I am having trouble getting windows to recognize my wheel with > a combined axis. F1c should work in this mode. Windows easily accepts > the wheel in split axis mode. > > DC

I use TSW peds and recall having the same problem as you in F199-02. I no longer have it installed on my system, but I recall having to step on the peds REALLY quickly after clicking on the corresponding onscreen button in the controller screen -- and (This is important...) having to do this REPEATEDLY before it "took". It was frustrating, but it eventually worked. This was with original TSW peds in split-axis mode. (I use these as one controller and a MOMO Force wheel as the other). HTH ---

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> DC wrote: > >> Gary Robinson wrote: >> >>> Not sure this will help but in the TSW2 Manual(PDF) there are >>> instructions for setting up F1-2002 starting at page 16. >>> >>> here is the link to the manual: >>> http://www.thomas-superwheel.com/graphics/TSW2man.pdf >>> >>> Good luck! >>> >>> -Gary Robinson >>> >>> >> thanks gary..just went over there. I like the part where it states to >> be quick while you try to calibrate the wheel since the game will set >> it on its own. There is no human quick enough. EA controller set up >> stinks. Currently I am having trouble getting windows to recognize my >> wheel with a combined axis. F1c should work in this mode. Windows >> easily accepts the wheel in split axis mode. >> >> DC > > I use TSW peds and recall having the same problem as you in F199-02. I > no longer have it installed on my system, but I recall having to step on > the peds REALLY quickly after clicking on the corresponding onscreen > button in the controller screen -- and (This is important...) having to > do this REPEATEDLY before it "took". It was frustrating, but it > eventually worked. This was with original TSW peds in split-axis mode. > (I use these as one controller and a MOMO Force wheel as the other). > > HTH --- >

thanks BRH..I will give it a whirl. DC