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GTR2002 & ActLabs Shifter

2 posts by 1 person · 25 Jan 2003 02:24 UTC - 25 Jan 2003 02:40 UTC

bertr 25 Jan 2003 02:24 UTC#530489
One of the nice surprises in the NR2003 Demo is that my Act Labs GPL USB Shifter finally works perfectly in that sim. Prior to this, I couldn't get it working in N4 or NR2002. However, I did get it to work in GPL and in F1 2002 (as I recall), but I still put it aside. Now that GTR2002 is here, I think that the shifter would lend itself perfectly to it. The trouble is that I can't remember how to activate it in F12002 (or now GTR2002). Can anyone point me in the right direction? What do I need to do within GTR2002 to activate the Shifter. It's already recognized in Windows 98SE's Control Panel. FYI, my controller set-up is as follows: ID#1: MOMO Racing Wheel ID#2: Act Labs USB Shifter ID#3: TSW Pedals Any help would be appreciated. Bert
bertr 25 Jan 2003 02:40 UTC#530490
Easy Answer -- Start the Act Labs Shifter Utility, and GTR2002 automatically detects it - DUH! I forgot about starting the utility because NR2003 worked without the utility even being activated. I told you that it was awhile since I used the shifter! Sorry to bother you guys...... <sheepish grin> Bert
Quoted text (20 lines)> One of the nice surprises in the NR2003 Demo is that my Act Labs GPL USB > Shifter finally works perfectly in that sim. Prior to this, I couldn't > get it working in N4 or NR2002. However, I did get it to work in GPL > and in F1 2002 (as I recall), but I still put it aside. > Now that GTR2002 is here, I think that the shifter would lend itself > perfectly to it. The trouble is that I can't remember how to activate > it in F12002 (or now GTR2002). Can anyone point me in the right > direction? What do I need to do within GTR2002 to activate the > Shifter. It's already recognized in Windows 98SE's Control Panel. > FYI, my controller set-up is as follows: > ID#1: MOMO Racing Wheel > ID#2: Act Labs USB Shifter > ID#3: TSW Pedals > Any help would be appreciated. > Bert

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