Hi!
I just wondered if it's possible for me to change my steering wheel
so that I get split-axis on the pedals.
I use a LWFF on the USB and a Dexxa wheel/pedals on the joyport
of the SBLive. I don't want to use the LWFF pedals as the other ones give
much better feel. I think the dexxa is fully compatible with the
Thrustmaster wheels at least the GP1 as I can use their drivers.
Regards,
Hans-Otto
you can either rewire your pedals to the logitech (that's what I
did with my CH non-pro pedals - much worth it!) or you have to
modify your pedals if the don't support split-axis out of the
box. you may have to get a different joystick cord or a new plug
plus cable and some basic soldering skills ;-)
for a pinout check out:
http://www.maltar.org.il/k12/ort/circuits/joystick.htm
Lio
Thanx Liutger for the help -)
Just an FYI to all that the ACT LABS RS does support independent pedal
axes.
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>Hi! >I just wondered if it's possible for me to change my steering wheel >so that I get split-axis on the pedals. >I use a LWFF on the USB and a Dexxa wheel/pedals on the joyport >of the SBLive. I don't want to use the LWFF pedals as the other ones give >much better feel. I think the dexxa is fully compatible with the >Thrustmaster wheels at least the GP1 as I can use their drivers. >Regards, >Hans-OttoHi All,
Just to add a bit of clarification to the previous FYI post by Raymond
("the new guy" - he he):
The ACT LABS Force RS will support independent pedals when you use the
later drivers (currently v1.23).
The ACT LABS RS (our non-force-feedback wheel) will not do independent
pedals unless you also have the RS Shifter for the RS (which comes
with a special new cartridge to replace the standard one - the new
cartridge integrates the shifter, allows independent pedals and has a
USB or gameport connection).
regards,
Zenon - ACT LABS
