hello,
I am unable to calibrate my T1 in GP2. There is no problem with the
wheel but the pedal calibration is impossible. The programm ask to
start from center (value of 500-what is it? ohm? millivolts?) then
left (value 100) back to center then right. And when I push the pedal
to the right the value increase up to 780 at 2/3 of the pedal range
then the value read by the programm drop to 0 making the calibration
range insufficient!
Anyone have this problem too? (It works fine with ICR2 and others
driving games). Also if people with a T1 and NO problem could answer
(by e-mail or here) this would be nice.
Thanks
Olivier
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>hello, >I am unable to calibrate my T1 in GP2. There is no problem with the >wheel but the pedal calibration is impossible. The programm ask to >start from center (value of 500-what is it? ohm? millivolts?) then >left (value 100) back to center then right. And when I push the pedal >to the right the value increase up to 780 at 2/3 of the pedal range >then the value read by the programm drop to 0 making the calibration >range insufficient! >Anyone have this problem too? (It works fine with ICR2 and others >driving games). Also if people with a T1 and NO problem could answer >(by e-mail or here) this would be nice. >Thanks >OlivierQuoted text (19 lines)
>>hello, >>I am unable to calibrate my T1 in GP2. There is no problem with the >>wheel but the pedal calibration is impossible. The programm ask to >>start from center (value of 500-what is it? ohm? millivolts?) then >>left (value 100) back to center then right. And when I push the pedal >>to the right the value increase up to 780 at 2/3 of the pedal range >>then the value read by the programm drop to 0 making the calibration >>range insufficient! >>Anyone have this problem too? (It works fine with ICR2 and others >>driving games). Also if people with a T1 and NO problem could answer >>(by e-mail or here) this would be nice. >If you are in Win95, get out of it and go to DOS. >"You know how dumb the average person is? Well, by definition, > half of 'em are dumber than THAT." - J.R. "Bob" Dobbs > http://www.cris.com/~flashboyQuoted text (7 lines)
>I am unable to calibrate my T1 in GP2. There is no problem with the >wheel but the pedal calibration is impossible. The programm ask to >start from center (value of 500-what is it? ohm? millivolts?) then >left (value 100) back to center then right. And when I push the pedal >to the right the value increase up to 780 at 2/3 of the pedal range >then the value read by the programm drop to 0 making the calibration >range insufficient!Quoted text (20 lines)
>>I am unable to calibrate my T1 in GP2. There is no problem with the >>wheel but the pedal calibration is impossible. The programm ask to >>start from center (value of 500-what is it? ohm? millivolts?) then >>left (value 100) back to center then right. And when I push the pedal >>to the right the value increase up to 780 at 2/3 of the pedal range >>then the value read by the programm drop to 0 making the calibration >>range insufficient! >My problem with the T1 is that during calibration, it'll tell me to >press fire when calibrated...I've hit all 4 buttons to no avail. I've >steered left and right (I'd push/pull on the damn thing if it would >help!) and the program locks up tight. (esc won't abort) >This is in MS DOS mode on my P100 (normally) running Win95 >Oh, here's the quirk...My 'sticks (T1 & FCS Mk1) are connected to the >PC via a "Joyswitch" (lets you hook up to 4 sticks and 2 pedal >sets)...In the calibration screen, if I switch to the FCS, it works >fine. (!!) >Anyone else with a hint/tip? >I've even tried the T2.CON file on the CD with no luck. >-John >They're not bugs! They're "random features"I don't know if you all missed this posting or not, so I will repost it.
It works great for me!
Subject: Re: GP2-setup
Date: Thu, 25 Jul 1996 00:22:52 GMT
Organization: Spectrum HoloByte, Inc.
How to Set Up a ThrustMaster T2
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From the main menu of Grand Prix 2:
1) Select "Control Method."
2) Select "Not Used."
3) Select "Advanced Menu."
4) Select "Joystick A Horiz" for Steering Device.
5) Select "Analog" for Steering Mode.
6) Select "Joystick B Horiz" for Acceleration Device.
7) Select "Analog" for Acceleration Mode.
8) Select "Joystick B Horiz" for Brake Device.
9) Select "Switched" for Braking Mode.
10) Select "Control Driven Calibration" for Control Method.
Do not touch any other settings. You can edit the set name to say "T2"
or "TMaster" and then save the file.
Now calibrate the device, and your T2 should work.
Best,
Gabriel/Spectrum HoloByte & MicroProse support
Official GP2 page http://www.microprose.com/gp2/
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