Anyone have MS Sidewinder Precision Racing Wheel working w/ N3???

Mine works just fine in N3. I did have to to set up a profile to spit the axis and then I just calibrated Joystick 1 (steering and gas) and Joystick 2 (brakes). I works with either force feedback enabled or not. Tom

I can't get mine to work and have seen other messages posted. Does anyone have this wheel working with N3 and, if so, how did you do it? Thanks Fred

Fred, I e-mailed Sierra about another problem and they said the precision wheel didn't work with N3. Their support folks got back to me fairly quick so you might want to give them a try. Good luck > I can't get mine to work and have seen other messages posted. Does anyone > have this wheel working with N3 and, if so, how did you do it? > Thanks > Fred

Tom, how do you set up a profile to split the axis?

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> Mine works just fine in N3. I did have to to set up a profile to spit the > axis and then I just calibrated Joystick 1 (steering and gas) and Joystick 2 > (brakes). I works with either force feedback enabled or not. > Tom > > I can't get mine to work and have seen other messages posted. Does anyone > > have this wheel working with N3 and, if so, how did you do it? > > Thanks > > Fred

Fred, mine workds fine. Remeber to select DirectX as your joystick reader on the Controls page. Also, I set up a profile that splits the axes and configures the paddles as the shift buttons. -Paul

Just use the N2 profile that comes with the profiler and edit the settings for separate axis.

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> Tom, how do you set up a profile to split the axis? > > Mine works just fine in N3. I did have to to set up a profile to spit the > > axis and then I just calibrated Joystick 1 (steering and gas) and Joystick 2 > > (brakes). I works with either force feedback enabled or not. > > Tom > > > I can't get mine to work and have seen other messages posted. Does anyone > > > have this wheel working with N3 and, if so, how did you do it? > > > Thanks > > > Fred

Please ignore all the people who keep responding to you about their force feedback wheels. The problem with the "new" wheel that you have is the way it stores it's calibration values. The only thing you can do is wait for one of the companies (Sierra or Microsoft) to offer a fix. Once again. Fred has a MS Sidewinder Precision Racing Wheel, not a MS Sidewinder Force Feedback Wheel. Not a slam, I know MS didn't publicize the release of this new wheel. Rick Miller