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ECCI & F1RS

2 posts by 2 people · 05 Mar 1998 - 06 Mar 1998

SNAKE 05 Mar 1998#398414
I'm having trouble configuring ECCI CDS-1 with F1RS. Sim recognizes wheel and buttons fine. Trouble is with peddles. I'm used to having brake on left and throttle on right and the sim has them opposite and refuses to switch them reguardless of how I set them up. I've tried the keyboard method (saving then exiting). Also using ThrustMaster Propanel and setup as a Thrustmaster Formula T1/T2 without adapter. Seems the only way F1RS sees the ECCI. Any Help? BTW F1RS graphics are awesome!!! Just wish I could drive in it. :(
ACers 06 Mar 1998#398513
Quoted text (7 lines)>I'm having trouble configuring ECCI CDS-1 with F1RS. Sim recognizes wheel and >buttons fine. Trouble is with peddles. I'm used to having brake on left and >throttle on right and the sim has them opposite and refuses to switch them >reguardless of how I set them up. I've tried the keyboard method (saving then >exiting). > Also using ThrustMaster Propanel and setup as a Thrustmaster Formula T1/T2 >without adapter. Seems the only way F1RS sees the ECCI.
Early ECCI CDS1 models have pedals wired to the old second joystick rudder pedal convention. It is necessary to reverse the axes of the potentiometers to convert to a single joystick convention (all axes on Joy 1) which is what WIN95 is looking for. The instructions for this operation are available from ECCI at your customer number, serial no's and your address. Some late CDS1 models and all subsequent models a;ready have this conversion from the factory. Andy Cers ECCI

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