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T2 and GP2

11 posts by 5 people · 29 Jun 1997 - 03 Jul 1997

Keith Ro 29 Jun 1997#372068
I did, then went to callibrate it. The wheel worked but nothing on the pedels. I'll try again from scratch. ---------------------------------- Keith Robb Visit the Canadian Military Police and Provost Corps web site at http://www.inforamp.net/~krobb "Freedom is not Free" ----------------------------------
Quoted text (17 lines)> >Load the T2.con from the CD... > I did, then went to callibrate it. The wheel worked but nothing on the > pedels. > I'll try again from scratch. > ---------------------------------- > Keith Robb > Visit the Canadian Military Police > and Provost Corps web site at > http://www.inforamp.net/~krobb > "Freedom is not Free" > ----------------------------------you have to make sure that the wheel and brake/accelerator are the same
joystick and axis Martin
Keith Ro 30 Jun 1997#372145
On Mon, 30 Jun 1997 21:48:57 -0700, Martin Hutchins >> ----------------------------------you have to make sure that the wheel and brake/accelerator are the same >joystick and axis That is what I noticed. Left and Right was A, Up and Down was B. ---------------------------------- Keith Robb Visit the Canadian Military Police and Provost Corps web site at http://www.inforamp.net/~krobb "Freedom is not Free" ----------------------------------
Burton Oste 30 Jun 1997#372146
Try setting it up as a 4 button joystick. The directions say to use a file from the CD but the new T2s won't set up this way. Had the same problem. Good luck. Burton kf4jrg
Keith Ro 01 Jul 1997#372249
That's what I was trying to do. So I should set it up from scratch, eh? ---------------------------------- Keith Robb Visit the Canadian Military Police and Provost Corps web site at http://www.inforamp.net/~krobb "Freedom is not Free" ----------------------------------
Sean Bowe 01 Jul 1997#372250
If your T2 has a date code sticker on it later than 961118, you will need to choose Joy1 vertical as the gas and brake axis. The T2.con control set is made for the older T2. The new T2 acts like a joystick, with the steering as the sideways motion, and the gas/brake as the up and down motion. Sean Thrustmaster Tech Support
Quoted text (18 lines)> >Load the T2.con from the CD... > I did, then went to callibrate it. The wheel worked but nothing on the > pedels. > I'll try again from scratch. > ---------------------------------- > Keith Robb > Visit the Canadian Military Police > and Provost Corps web site at > http://www.inforamp.net/~krobb > "Freedom is not Free" > ----------------------------------
Burton Oste 02 Jul 1997#372357
If it didn't work as a joystick the only thing I can tell you is try the T2.CON file on the CD. Your T2 should have come with a games set up book. Let me know what happens. Burton kf4jrg
Keith Ro 02 Jul 1997#372358
That sounds like it. Thanks. ---------------------------------- Keith Robb Visit the Canadian Military Police and Provost Corps web site at http://www.inforamp.net/~krobb "Freedom is not Free" ----------------------------------
Keith Ro 02 Jul 1997#372359
As it is a newer T2, I have to change the Axis for the pedals. I'll try it tonight. ---------------------------------- Keith Robb Visit the Canadian Military Police and Provost Corps web site at http://www.inforamp.net/~krobb "Freedom is not Free" ----------------------------------
Keith Ro 03 Jul 1997#372456
I know I am replying to myself, but I just want to thank all of you for your help getting the T2 to work with GP2. I got it working tonight. Thanks again. ---------------------------------- Keith Robb Visit the Canadian Military Police and Provost Corps web site at http://www.inforamp.net/~krobb "Freedom is not Free" ----------------------------------

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