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RALLY /T2 CALIBRATION PROBLEM

1 post by 1 person · 26 Jun 1997 - 26 Jun 1997

Frank 26 Jun 1997#371889
Can anyone out there help me?? I have a Thrustmaster T2 Combo and for some reason My calibration wont save. :-( T2 through my WCS II with adaptor already attached to end. I need this in order to run N2 (MSDOS-mode). This is plugged into my SBPRO card. Again, the same way I run N2 and all of my other games and simulators. (With No problems) In the control screen, Calibrate controler, I go through each of the steps...."turn steering wheel to the left and select shifter"..to accept each option I use my gear shifter, on my T2 (only because nothing else works for me). I can go through each step with no problems, however, when I try to race, Nothing happens after the starter say go. I hope tyhat I have given you enough info....:-) Frank Jr. Nascar Racing fan and Sim Driver Best Mobile DJ / Emcee in South Florida Visit our site at: <A HREF="http://www.geocities.com/hollywood/4199/dguys.htm></A> My Nascar/Nascar2 site is located at: <A HREF="http://www.geocities .com/motorcity/1734"></A>

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