Joyswitch help

Ok with the joyswitch, how do I rig the Nascar Pro wheel with seperate pedals, a game pad and a jostick, do I have to leave one open or something????? Thanks!!! Nate

% Ok with the joyswitch, how do I rig the Nascar Pro wheel with seperate % pedals, a game pad and a jostick, do I have to leave one open or % something????? I don't have a joyswitch, but to the best of my knowledge you just plug the units in and then set a switch to select the controller you want to use. All of the ports on the joyswitch should be dual port feeds so you should be able to use your Nascar Pro wheel just like you would with your normal gameport. -- **************************** Michael E. Carver ************************* Upside out, or inside down...False alarm the only game in town. =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=<[ /./. [- < ]>=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=

Just hook it like you normally do w/o the Joyswitch. Do not put the pedals on the pedal area!! Merry Christmas take care Julian DAta ------------------------------------------------------------------ Hungry for NEWSGROUPS??? USE feedME.ORG Read and Post to 30,000 groups through feedME.ORG FREE FREE FREE http://www.feedME.ORG FREE FREE FREE ------------------------------------------------------------------

Also, if the programs that you are using are Win '95, you **MUST** change the joystick selection in "joysticks" or "game controller". One of these will be in your "control panel" menu. Which one depends on what level of Direct X you are running. I have been using a JoySwitch for quite a while, and LOVE it!!! -- Paul My "reply" e-mail address has been changed to deter spammers. My real address is: ICQ UIN: 5692838 >% Ok with the joyswitch, how do I rig the Nascar Pro wheel with seperate >% pedals, a game pad and a jostick, do I have to leave one open or >% something????? >I don't have a joyswitch, but to the best of my knowledge you just plug >the units in and then set a switch to select the controller you want to >use. All of the ports on the joyswitch should be dual port feeds so you >should be able to use your Nascar Pro wheel just like you would with >your normal gameport. >-- >**************************** Michael E. Carver ************************* > Upside out, or inside down...False alarm the only game in town. >=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=<[ /./. [- < ]>=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=

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> % Ok with the joyswitch, how do I rig the Nascar Pro wheel with seperate > % pedals, a game pad and a jostick, do I have to leave one open or > % something????? > I don't have a joyswitch, but to the best of my knowledge you just plug > the units in and then set a switch to select the controller you want to > use. All of the ports on the joyswitch should be dual port feeds so you > should be able to use your Nascar Pro wheel just like you would with > your normal gameport. > -- > **************************** Michael E. Carver ************************* > Upside out, or inside down...False alarm the only game in town. > =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=<[ /./. [- < ]>=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=

I have a joyswitch with a thrustmaster T2 wheel, a gamepad, and a joystick. Just plug them in, mine works fine, but don't use the T2 adapter. And the wheel will probably not work with any pure WIN95 games. Blame microsloth, its their problem.