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Thrustmaster Wheel conversion to PSX

2 posts by 2 people · 23 Jul 1998 - 24 Jul 1998

smar 23 Jul 1998#414671
Hi, I wanted to connect my thrustmaster Grand Prix 1 on my Playstation I used an old PSX gamester wheel (to take the electronics which works good) I connect #3 pin of TM GP1 on X1 pin of PSX circuit (originally, X1 pin was connected to a 10 kOhms potentiometer) Finally my TM GP1 works with my playstation but I have many problems : When I turn wheel to the right, cars in all games turns to the left and vice-versa When I calibrate in games, I cannot use all the range Perhaps, it's because pots in PSX gamester is 10 kOhms and Pots in GP1 is 100kOhms then , how to fix this problem ? Can you help me, please ?
Paul Jone 24 Jul 1998#414758
Please could you detail what you did to get to where you are more exactly. I would love to have a go at this. Where did you get the parts and what are they called? Is there a web site that would help? Thanks in advance.... Paul
Quoted text (18 lines)> Hi, > I wanted to connect my thrustmaster Grand Prix 1 on my Playstation > I used an old PSX gamester wheel (to take the electronics which works good) > I connect #3 pin of TM GP1 on X1 pin of PSX circuit (originally, X1 pin > was connected to a 10 kOhms potentiometer) > Finally my TM GP1 works with my playstation but I have many problems : > When I turn wheel to the right, cars in all games turns to the left and > vice-versa > When I calibrate in games, I cannot use all the range > Perhaps, it's because pots in PSX gamester is 10 kOhms and Pots in GP1 is > 100kOhms > then , how to fix this problem ? > Can you help me, please ?

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