Does anyone know if the Logitech Momo Racing wheel has an optical steering
sensor?
Thanks.
R.
Richard S Beckett wrote:
> Does anyone know if the Logitech Momo Racing wheel has an optical steering
> sensor?
>
Hi Richard,
I'm sorry no ... just the Driving Force Pro do have a optical steering
sensor. Works great on the pc ...
Daniel
http://www.Team-Coca.com
"Daniel Flinkmann" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Richard S Beckett wrote:
>
> > Does anyone know if the Logitech Momo Racing wheel has an opticalsteering
Bzzzzzzttt; wrong answer - the black Momo Racing does have an optical
sensor, although the original (leather-wheeled) Momo Force did not.
SB
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> > sensor? > > > > Hi Richard, > > I'm sorry no ... just the Driving Force Pro do have a optical steering > sensor. Works great on the pc ... > > Daniel > http://www.Team-Coca.com > >How does it work with Driving Force Pro on PC and is there any
added device that I am aware off, any information.
Thanks,
Curt
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> Richard S Beckett wrote: > >> Does anyone know if the Logitech Momo Racing wheel has an optical >> steering >> sensor? >> > > Hi Richard, > > I'm sorry no ... just the Driving Force Pro do have a optical steering > sensor. Works great on the pc ... > > Daniel > http://www.Team-Coca.com > >Curt Carlson wrote:
> How does it work with Driving Force Pro on PC and is there any
> added device that I am aware off, any information.
It works as fine as every Logitech PC Wheel. Just install the driver
software for the Momo Wheel from the Logitech website. They contain all
needed drivers for every Logitech produced wheel.
I use the 900 degree mode with Live for Speed (works great) and before live
for speed , I played DTM Race Driver 2 (Toca Race Driver 2) in the 250
degree mode.
Just plug in and lets go.
Cheers,
Daniel
http://www.Team-Coca.com
Cool, thanks
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> Curt Carlson wrote: > >> How does it work with Driving Force Pro on PC and is there any >> added device that I am aware off, any information. > > It works as fine as every Logitech PC Wheel. Just install the driver > software for the Momo Wheel from the Logitech website. They contain all > needed drivers for every Logitech produced wheel. > > I use the 900 degree mode with Live for Speed (works great) and before > live > for speed , I played DTM Race Driver 2 (Toca Race Driver 2) in the 250 > degree mode. > > Just plug in and lets go. > > Cheers, > > Daniel > http://www.Team-Coca.com >Be mindful that with some games -namely Race Driver 2, a lot of people have
troulbe getting the game to recongnise the x axis (wheel) - pedals seem
Ok.You have to turn the wheel very quickly in the configuration for it to
see it. It took ages for me and I almost gave up. Once detected, it works
fine in this game
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> Cool, thanks > > "Daniel Flinkmann" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:41c2eda0$0$5316$[email hidden]... > > Curt Carlson wrote: > > > >> How does it work with Driving Force Pro on PC and is there any > >> added device that I am aware off, any information. > > > > It works as fine as every Logitech PC Wheel. Just install the driver > > software for the Momo Wheel from the Logitech website. They contain all > > needed drivers for every Logitech produced wheel. > > > > I use the 900 degree mode with Live for Speed (works great) and before > > live > > for speed , I played DTM Race Driver 2 (Toca Race Driver 2) in the 250 > > degree mode. > > > > Just plug in and lets go. > > > > Cheers, > > > > Daniel > > http://www.Team-Coca.com > > > >"Daniel Flinkmann" wrote> Bzzzzzzttt; wrong answer - the black Momo Racing
does have an optical> sensor, although the original (leather-wheeled) Momo
Force did not.Ah! Finally found the responses to my thread on Google. My
newsreader must've had a funny fit.Cool, so FINALLY, a worthy replacement
for my MSFF gameport! That wheel was well ahead of it's time with its
optical steering.Thanks.R.
What's going on!? I'll say that again...
"Daniel Flinkmann" wrote
> Bzzzzzzttt; wrong answer - the black Momo Racing does have an optical
> sensor, although the original (leather-wheeled) Momo Force did not.
Ah! Finally found the responses to my thread on Google. My newsreader
must've had a funny fit.
Cool, so FINALLY, a worthy replacement for my MSFF gameport! That wheel was
well ahead of it's time with its optical steering.
Thanks.
R.
