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T2 Problem

4 posts by 4 people · 15 Nov 1996 - 28 Nov 1996

I just bought a T2 and tried it out tonight for the first time on Nascar 1 (I also just bought a new computer, and haven't had time to download N2). When I calibrate the pedals and fully depress the brake, I get a -1 reading on the left side of the Joy 1 Y axis - I assume this means the pot reading went out of range. The problem is that when I try to race, the brake acts like a gas pedal and excellerates (sp) the car. If, during claibration, I only push the brake pedal down 1/2 to 3/4 of the way, everything calibrates and works fine, and the car does then brake when the brake pedal is pushed 1\2 to 3\4 the way down. But when fully depressed, it again acts as the gas and off I go. Is there something I'm doing wrong, is this fixed in N2, or do I have a bad pedal. Please post or Email a response. Thanks. Barry
John J Par 15 Nov 1996#343905
Hi Barry, Calibrate your pedals as Joystick 2. This might solve your problem. I had the same problem you do and this solution worked for me. John
ccw.. 16 Nov 1996#343983
Barry, The problem you mention should NOT be happening. When I start Nascar 1, ICR2, or any other Dos driving game. I do nothing special to set up my T2. What speed is your computer? Do you have a cheap soundcard with which you utilize a cheap joystick port? I ask because when I went from a 486 to my P133, I could no longer use the port on the cheap soundcard I had. A dedicated game card did the trick for me. However... If you are sure your port is okay, then exchange your new T2. Most retailers will give you an exchange period for defective products. If that won't work, contact Thrustmaster... I've heard that their support is top notch. (I have yet to test this, as their products are top notch as well). Curt -=>I just bought a T2 and tried it out tonight for the first time on Nascar 1 -=>(I also just bought a new computer, and haven't had time to download N2). -=>When I calibrate the pedals and fully depress the brake, I get a -1 reading -=>on the left side of the Joy 1 Y axis - I assume this means the pot reading -=>went out of range. The problem is that when I try to race, the brake acts -=>like a gas pedal and excellerates (sp) the car. If, during claibration, I -=>only push the brake pedal down 1/2 to 3/4 of the way, everything calibrates -=>and works fine, and the car does then brake when the brake pedal is pushed -=>1\2 to 3\4 the way down. But when fully depressed, it again acts as the -=>gas and off I go. Is there something I'm doing wrong, is this fixed in N2, -=>or do I have a bad pedal. Please post or Email a response. Thanks. -=>Barry
jclay36.. 28 Nov 1996#345215
Dude the T2 is cool and i bought it Dec. of 95' for Christmas and bye February the bungee cord onb the right side had losened therefore screwing up the wheel, i guess i should have sent it in but im just gonna get a new one wehn Nascar 2 comes out and if it happens to that one ill send it in, and when it did brake was only racin on talladega cause it was so cool to drive smooth unlike with the keys so it wasnt me for anyone whos responding........ Thanks Jeff Clayton #4 Kodiak Tobacco Chevy in the IVL

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