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NFS-SE: T2 Configuration Problem

2 posts by 2 people · 29 Aug 1996 - 29 Aug 1996

poo.. 29 Aug 1996#335371
I installed the DOS version on NFS-SE on my machine, everything was fine. It tried to configure my Thrustmaster T2, and it "saw" the wheel, accelerator, and brake. I cannot verify whether it saw the shifter, and I was unable to "Push a button" to verify the command. Neither of the two dash-mounted red buttons on my T2 yielded a response. I was forced to press 'ESC' to abort the process, and I then entered into the game, returned to the "Configure Joystick" page several times, yielding the same results. I realized this morning that I may have not changed the options page "Automatic/Manual Shifting" option to 'Shifting.' If I did this and THEN entered the "Joystick Configuration" screen, would the program "see" the shifter and perhaps the dash buttons? I can't think of any other work-around. Please e-mail me or post any suggestions. Cheers, ___ Pooch O-iiiii-O
Daniel P. J 29 Aug 1996#335372
I have the same problem. I just check EA's web page and it mentions an adapter that comes with the T2. There's a diagram of the required cable connections at http://www.ea.com/techsupp/t1diag.html. Basically, plug the steering wheel into the pedal plug, plug the other end of the pedal plug into the adapter, and then plug the adapter into your computer. Now the buttons should work. I'm going to try this tonight or tomorrow morning. http://www.ea.com/techsupp/nfsset22.html explains the whole setup procedure for the T2 and NFS SE. Hope this helps. Dan : I installed the DOS version on NFS-SE on my machine, everything was : fine. It tried to configure my Thrustmaster T2, and it "saw" the : wheel, accelerator, and brake. I cannot verify whether it saw the : shifter, and I was unable to "Push a button" to verify the command. : Neither of the two dash-mounted red buttons on my T2 yielded a : response. I was forced to press 'ESC' to abort the process, and I : then entered into the game, returned to the "Configure Joystick" page : several times, yielding the same results. : I realized this morning that I may have not changed the options page : "Automatic/Manual Shifting" option to 'Shifting.' If I did this and : THEN entered the "Joystick Configuration" screen, would the program : "see" the shifter and perhaps the dash buttons? I can't think of any : other work-around. Please e-mail me or post any suggestions. : Cheers, : ___ : Pooch O-iiiii-O

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