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Re: Momo racing wheel not working on PS2

9 posts by 5 people · 28 May 2004 17:34 UTC - 30 May 2004 03:03 UTC

IIRC they were speaking of the Momo Force which is a different wheel. I dont have (or want) any consoles so I cant try it for ya. Mitch "V "fnugen"" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:XgKtc.36497$[email hidden]... > I have the black Momo racing wheel and I tried hooking it up to my PS2again > last night and it still doesn't work. I tried in the past but recentlyhave > received new info here of late. I tried what was suggested with noresults.I > tried detaching the controllers and then leaving them in.......every timeI > go to the calibration and button assignment section, it keeps telling meto > plug it in...............it is!!!! All button assignments are greyed outand > I cannot access them with or for the wheel. Does this wheel not workunless
Quoted text (7 lines)> it is the red one?? Any ideas............ANYONE ?? Swervo was helping, > but the other thread seems to have died before I could figure it out or > throw my arms up in anguish. > > V > >
V "fnugen" wrote:
Quoted text (14 lines)> I have the black Momo racing wheel and I tried hooking it up to my PS2 again > last night and it still doesn't work. I tried in the past but recently have > received new info here of late. I tried what was suggested with no results.I > tried detaching the controllers and then leaving them in.......every time I > go to the calibration and button assignment section, it keeps telling me to > plug it in...............it is!!!! All button assignments are greyed out and > I cannot access them with or for the wheel. Does this wheel not work unless > it is the red one?? Any ideas............ANYONE ?? Swervo was helping, > but the other thread seems to have died before I could figure it out or > throw my arms up in anguish. > > V > >
This could be a stupid suggestion but... Have you tried both USB ports? I remember having some trouble with my Momo, but I have the original red one. I was able to get it to work, but was never comfortable with it and and GT3. Something never seemd 100% perfect.
V fnugen 28 May 2004 20:00 UTC#36801
I have the black Momo racing wheel and I tried hooking it up to my PS2 again last night and it still doesn't work. I tried in the past but recently have received new info here of late. I tried what was suggested with no results.I tried detaching the controllers and then leaving them in.......every time I go to the calibration and button assignment section, it keeps telling me to plug it in...............it is!!!! All button assignments are greyed out and I cannot access them with or for the wheel. Does this wheel not work unless it is the red one?? Any ideas............ANYONE ?? Swervo was helping, but the other thread seems to have died before I could figure it out or throw my arms up in anguish. V
V \ 28 May 2004 20:00 UTC#531672
I have the black Momo racing wheel and I tried hooking it up to my PS2 again last night and it still doesn't work. I tried in the past but recently have received new info here of late. I tried what was suggested with no results.I tried detaching the controllers and then leaving them in.......every time I go to the calibration and button assignment section, it keeps telling me to plug it in...............it is!!!! All button assignments are greyed out and I cannot access them with or for the wheel. Does this wheel not work unless it is the red one?? Any ideas............ANYONE ?? Swervo was helping, but the other thread seems to have died before I could figure it out or throw my arms up in anguish. V
Well then.............that may explain why it doesn't work. If it doesn't, no biggie, just prefer the whole wheel driving than button driving. Verne "Mitch_A" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:xKKtc.5194$[email hidden]...
Quoted text (15 lines)> IIRC they were speaking of the Momo Force which is a different wheel. I > dont have (or want) any consoles so I cant try it for ya. > > Mitch > > > "V "fnugen"" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:XgKtc.36497$[email hidden]... > > I have the black Momo racing wheel and I tried hooking it up to my PS2 > again > > last night and it still doesn't work. I tried in the past but recently > have > > received new info here of late. I tried what was suggested with no > results.I > > tried detaching the controllers and then leaving them in.......every
time
Quoted text (8 lines)> I > > go to the calibration and button assignment section, it keeps telling me > to > > plug it in...............it is!!!! All button assignments are greyed out > and > > I cannot access them with or for the wheel. Does this wheel not work > unless > > it is the red one?? Any ideas............ANYONE ?? Swervo was
helping,
Quoted text (8 lines)> > but the other thread seems to have died before I could figure it out or > > throw my arms up in anguish. > > > > V > > > > > >
V \ 28 May 2004 20:46 UTC#531673
Well then.............that may explain why it doesn't work. If it doesn't, no biggie, just prefer the whole wheel driving than button driving. Verne
Quoted text (15 lines)> IIRC they were speaking of the Momo Force which is a different wheel. I > dont have (or want) any consoles so I cant try it for ya. > Mitch > > I have the black Momo racing wheel and I tried hooking it up to my PS2 > again > > last night and it still doesn't work. I tried in the past but recently > have > > received new info here of late. I tried what was suggested with no > results.I > > tried detaching the controllers and then leaving them in.......every
time
Quoted text (8 lines)> I > > go to the calibration and button assignment section, it keeps telling me > to > > plug it in...............it is!!!! All button assignments are greyed out > and > > I cannot access them with or for the wheel. Does this wheel not work > unless > > it is the red one?? Any ideas............ANYONE ?? Swervo was
helping, > > but the other thread seems to have died before I could figure it out or > > throw my arms up in anguish. > > V
Swervo 29 May 2004 18:02 UTC↳ reply to V fnugen#36764
V "fnugen" wrote: > Well then.............that may explain why it doesn't work. If it > doesn't, no biggie, just prefer the whole wheel driving than button > driving. > > Verne Sorry, I've been sorta off USENET for a couple of days. Like the poster before mentioned, I've only tested this with the Logi MOMO Force, the one with the red base. Ahh, and a quick Google search turned up this (most of the thread is useless, but the last post is pretty much the important part): http://www.gtplanet.net/forum/t-38913.html "The red MOMO Force works with GT3 & GTC The black MOMO racing does not work with any of the GT games." Sorry :( BTW, the steering wheel support in GT is definitely not as good as any decent PC sim, unfortunately. It's a little more fun, but I can almost guarantee that your lap times would suffer.
V fnugen 30 May 2004 03:03 UTC↳ reply to Swervo#36771
Ah well. Guess I'll just learn to cope, after a few months of therapy that is. Damned Best Buy all to hell for putting the black wheel on sale....DAMN THEM !!!!!! heheheee......done ranting, now back to our regularily scheduled programming. Verne "Swervo" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
Quoted text (28 lines)> V "fnugen" wrote: > > > Well then.............that may explain why it doesn't work. If it > > doesn't, no biggie, just prefer the whole wheel driving than button > > driving. > > > > Verne > > Sorry, I've been sorta off USENET for a couple of days. > > Like the poster before mentioned, I've only tested this with the Logi > MOMO Force, the one with the red base. > > Ahh, and a quick Google search turned up this (most of the thread is > useless, but the last post is pretty much the important part): > > http://www.gtplanet.net/forum/t-38913.html > > "The red MOMO Force works with GT3 & GTC > > The black MOMO racing does not work with any of the GT games." > > Sorry :( > > BTW, the steering wheel support in GT is definitely not as good as any > decent PC sim, unfortunately. It's a little more fun, but I can almost > guarantee that your lap times would suffer. >
V \ 30 May 2004 03:03 UTC#531678
Ah well. Guess I'll just learn to cope, after a few months of therapy that is. Damned Best Buy all to hell for putting the black wheel on sale....DAMN THEM !!!!!! heheheee......done ranting, now back to our regularily scheduled programming. Verne
Quoted text (25 lines)> > Well then.............that may explain why it doesn't work. If it > > doesn't, no biggie, just prefer the whole wheel driving than button > > driving. > > Verne > Sorry, I've been sorta off USENET for a couple of days. > Like the poster before mentioned, I've only tested this with the Logi > MOMO Force, the one with the red base. > Ahh, and a quick Google search turned up this (most of the thread is > useless, but the last post is pretty much the important part): > http://www.gtplanet.net/forum/t-38913.html > "The red MOMO Force works with GT3 & GTC > The black MOMO racing does not work with any of the GT games." > Sorry :( > BTW, the steering wheel support in GT is definitely not as good as any > decent PC sim, unfortunately. It's a little more fun, but I can almost > guarantee that your lap times would suffer.

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