F1RS "Steering Limit"...Someone *Must* Know!

The U.S. manual for F1RS does not have any mention of the what the "Steering Limit" button does in the "Configuration...Controllers" menu. What does it do? What effect does it have on a wheel/pedal controller configuration? How do people use it in relation to the "Steering Sensitivity" slider on the same menu? I've posted this question in the past, but no one has ever replied. :0( There's also no mention of it in the FAQ on the Unoffiical F1RS site. Many TIA. ============================ Dave Mack (remove "nospamfor_" for correspondence)

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>The U.S. manual for F1RS does not have any mention of the what the >"Steering Limit" button does in the "Configuration...Controllers" >menu. What does it do? What effect does it have on a wheel/pedal >controller configuration? How do people use it in relation to the >"Steering Sensitivity" slider on the same menu? >I've posted this question in the past, but no one has ever replied. >:0( There's also no mention of it in the FAQ on the Unoffiical F1RS >site.

Never found anything on it either. I can't recall telling a difference set with it set one way or another, but didn't do a lot of testing. I don't think anyone really knows, never seen it mentioned. I think it's just to mess with our heads <g> Ken

Keep it turned off with wheel and pedals, its for keboard players and limits your turn in ability when using w/pedals. Mike. -- 09:05 on 10/18/98 From sunny Herne Bay, Kent.UK. mailable also at remove NO-SPAM to mail me.

>> I've posted this question in the past, but no one has ever replied. >> :0( There's also no mention of it in the FAQ on the Unoffiical F1RS >> site. >Keep it turned off with wheel and pedals, its for keboard players and >limits your turn in ability when using w/pedals. Correct it is for keyboard players only. -- Header address intentionally scrambled to ward off the spamming hordes. cisko [AT] ix [DOT] netcom [DOT] com

It limits the steering-moving to a certain angle. So your slides are wearing the tires less (you can hear the difference), but you may have some problems to get round sharp corners, e.g. in Monaco. Hope this helps Jens

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>The U.S. manual for F1RS does not have any mention of the what the >"Steering Limit" button does in the "Configuration...Controllers" >menu. What does it do? What effect does it have on a wheel/pedal >controller configuration? How do people use it in relation to the >"Steering Sensitivity" slider on the same menu? >I've posted this question in the past, but no one has ever replied. >:0( There's also no mention of it in the FAQ on the Unoffiical F1RS >site. >Many TIA. >============================ >Dave Mack >(remove "nospamfor_" for correspondence)

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Sorry, didn't read the post closely. Forget my former mail. Jens

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>It limits the steering-moving to a certain angle. >So your slides are wearing the tires less (you can hear the >difference), but you may have some problems to get round sharp >corners, e.g. in Monaco. >Hope this helps >Jens >>The U.S. manual for F1RS does not have any mention of the what the >>"Steering Limit" button does in the "Configuration...Controllers" >>menu. What does it do? What effect does it have on a wheel/pedal >>controller configuration? How do people use it in relation to the >>"Steering Sensitivity" slider on the same menu? >>I've posted this question in the past, but no one has ever replied. >>:0( There's also no mention of it in the FAQ on the Unoffiical F1RS >>site. >>Many TIA. >>============================ >>Dave Mack >>(remove "nospamfor_" for correspondence) >--------------------------------------------- >Remove "NOSPAM" before using my email-address

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