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TOCA 2 Wheel still not working

5 posts by 4 people · 31 Mar 2004 22:51 UTC - 02 Apr 2004 02:05 UTC

mjones53 31 Mar 2004 22:51 UTC#40348
Why does a company make it so hard to setup up wheels and pedals? Every button on the wheel will work, gas and brake and even clutch pedals will work, but it will not see the wheel turning left or right? MOMO and Actlabs perfomance pedals.
> Why does a company make it so hard to setup up wheels and pedals? Every > button on the wheel will work, gas and brake and even clutch pedals will > work, but it will not see the wheel turning left or right? Is that a MOMO Racing or Force? I had the same problem with a DFP, and I finally figured out it could only detect the wheel when it was in 200 degrees mode. Once set though, I could unlock it to 900. Anyway, I'm wondering if there's something wacky in the code when it comes to detection of wheel devices that can rotate beyond a certain amount. I don't know why that would make a difference, but there's definitely something off in there. Alan
There's a post on the Codies forums about the 900 degree wheel, something needs to be changed. Andi. -- Remove only one zero to reply. "Alan Le" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:6JNac.31014$[email hidden]... > > Why does a company make it so hard to setup up wheels and pedals? Every > > button on the wheel will work, gas and brake and even clutch pedals will > > work, but it will not see the wheel turning left or right? > > Is that a MOMO Racing or Force? I had the same problem with a DFP, and I > finally figured out it could only detect the wheel when it was in 200 > degrees mode. Once set though, I could unlock it to 900. Anyway, I'm > wondering if there's something wacky in the code when it comes to detection > of wheel devices that can rotate beyond a certain amount. I don't know why > that would make a difference, but there's definitely something off in there. > > Alan > >
it is the MOMO Racing, how do you change it to 200 degree mode "Alan Le" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:6JNac.31014$[email hidden]...
Quoted text (8 lines)> > Why does a company make it so hard to setup up wheels and pedals? Every > > button on the wheel will work, gas and brake and even clutch pedals will > > work, but it will not see the wheel turning left or right? > > Is that a MOMO Racing or Force? I had the same problem with a DFP, and I > finally figured out it could only detect the wheel when it was in 200 > degrees mode. Once set though, I could unlock it to 900. Anyway, I'm > wondering if there's something wacky in the code when it comes to
detection > of wheel devices that can rotate beyond a certain amount. I don't knowwhy > that would make a difference, but there's definitely something off inthere. > > Alan > >
"Andi Cole" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<ZnPac.29137$Y%[email hidden]>...
Quoted text (27 lines)> There's a post on the Codies forums about the 900 degree wheel, something > needs to be changed. > > Andi. > > > -- > Remove only one zero to reply. > "Alan Le" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:6JNac.31014$[email hidden]... > > > Why does a company make it so hard to setup up wheels and pedals? Every > > > button on the wheel will work, gas and brake and even clutch pedals will > > > work, but it will not see the wheel turning left or right? > > > > Is that a MOMO Racing or Force? I had the same problem with a DFP, and I > > finally figured out it could only detect the wheel when it was in 200 > > degrees mode. Once set though, I could unlock it to 900. Anyway, I'm > > wondering if there's something wacky in the code when it comes to > detection > > of wheel devices that can rotate beyond a certain amount. I don't know > why > > that would make a difference, but there's definitely something off in > there. > > > > Alan > > > >
In order for me to set up the steering on my Momo Force I was told to move the wheel fast left then fast right(this was for Pro Race Driver). I guess you have to be rough with it.

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