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CTFJ3.20 & LWFF ?

8 posts by 6 people · 20 Aug 1999 - 24 Aug 1999

In some recent posts a utility called CTFJ3.20 was mentioned, AFAIK it helps calibrating josticks/wheels and can remove deadzones. What exactly can it do for me? I have a LWFF USB and TMF1 pedals in the SBLive Gameport. In GPL I have noticed that even the 180 degs. travel of the LWFF can not be fully used. While calibrating, the wheel gives a min value of 1 and a max of 656 before the wheel is on its stops. Can CTFJ help me with that ? Or is there another solution? Just asking about the benefits a utility (before all a tweaker) can give me before I install it and maybe get endless troubles for nothing. Thanx! Peter Vienna, Austria
There are some utilities on the logitech site which help with calibration etc. Terry.
I have used the CTFJ3.20 program with the LWFF wheel, and found no other use for it than changing deadzone. But take a look at it, and don't worry for it to mess up your system. To take full use of the wheel travel in GPL, adjust the steering ratio slightly in the game instead. The calibration values you have is perfect, don't start to mess with them. -- /M Lindqvist Spamguard: Remove .ajabaja in e-mail
Here can you get it:: http://www.stickworks.com -- /M Lindqvist Spamguard: Remove .ajabaja in e-mail > Where can I get it? > Schumacher > > In some recent posts a utility called CTFJ3.20 was mentioned, AFAIK it > helps > > calibrating josticks/wheels and can remove deadzones. What exactly can it > do > > for me? I have a LWFF USB and TMF1 pedals in the SBLive Gameport. > > In GPL I have noticed that even the 180 degs. travel of the LWFF can not > be > > fully used. While calibrating, the wheel gives a min value of 1 and a max > of > > 656 before the wheel is on its stops. Can CTFJ help me with that ? Or is > > there another solution? > > Just asking about the benefits a utility (before all a tweaker) can give > me > > before I install it and maybe get endless troubles for nothing. > > Thanx! > > Peter > > Vienna, Austria
Que? -- /M Lindqvist Spamguard: Remove .ajabaja in e-mail > Yoda? > > Here can you get it:: > Darren
J 24 Aug 1999#487829
Hi Mauritz, one friendly question: can you or anybody explain me, why in your post(s) you put that "SV" into the subject line? My newsreader considers thread-following posts with new headers as new posts and starts a new thread. Makes it very inconvenient to read. Jens On Fri, 20 Aug 1999 22:38:29 GMT, "Mauritz Lindqvist" >I have used the CTFJ3.20 program with the LWFF wheel, and found no other use >for it than changing deadzone. But take a look at it, and don't worry for it >to mess up your system. <snip> --------------------------------------------- Remove "NOSPAM" before using my email-address

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