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Momo Racing wheel or HEY MITCH

7 posts by 6 people · 16 Feb 2003 02:59 UTC - 17 Feb 2003 00:09 UTC

Bamadano 16 Feb 2003 02:59 UTC#76217
I applied all of the recommended settings (thanks to all who posted them) but I still can't calibrate the wheel from within NR2003. Calibrates fine in control panel but nothing in game. WTH?? Thanks, Dan
[email hidden] (Bamadano) wrote in news:[email hidden]: > I applied all of the recommended settings (thanks to all who posted > them) but I still can't calibrate the wheel from within NR2003. > Calibrates fine in control panel but nothing in game. WTH?? > Thanks, > Dan > there are two settings for the controllers in most Papy sims. You can choose from either Direct X or the Generic controller driver. IF your wheel has FF then chances are you need to pick the Direct X box. Other wheels like the TSW's and such often work better with the generic box checked. dave henrie
BRH 16 Feb 2003 04:39 UTC↳ reply to Dave Henrie#75992
The calibration routine in NR2003 is comprised of more than one screen. Make sure that you go to all the screens (I think that there are three) when calibrating your controller. There should be an arrow pointing to the right at this bottom of the first screen. Clicking on it will bring you to the next screen. Hope this helps... Dave Henrie wrote:
Quoted text (16 lines)> [email hidden] (Bamadano) wrote in > news:[email hidden]: > > > I applied all of the recommended settings (thanks to all who posted > > them) but I still can't calibrate the wheel from within NR2003. > > Calibrates fine in control panel but nothing in game. WTH?? > > Thanks, > > Dan > > > > there are two settings for the controllers in most Papy sims. You can > choose from either Direct X or the Generic controller driver. IF your > wheel has FF then chances are you need to pick the Direct X box. Other > wheels like the TSW's and such often work better with the generic box > checked. > dave henrie
bertr 16 Feb 2003 04:39 UTC#530622
The calibration routine in NR2003 is comprised of more than one screen. Make sure that you go to all the screens (I think that there are three) when calibrating your controller. There should be an arrow pointing to the right at this bottom of the first screen. Clicking on it will bring you to the next screen. Hope this helps...
Quoted text (12 lines)> > I applied all of the recommended settings (thanks to all who posted > > them) but I still can't calibrate the wheel from within NR2003. > > Calibrates fine in control panel but nothing in game. WTH?? > > Thanks, > > Dan > there are two settings for the controllers in most Papy sims. You can > choose from either Direct X or the Generic controller driver. IF your > wheel has FF then chances are you need to pick the Direct X box. Other > wheels like the TSW's and such often work better with the generic box > checked. > dave henrie
And just to add to that, even if you don't go to the second screen, as long as you move the wheel through all avis, the wheel will still calibrate and allow you to assign those axis on the second page of calibration as controls. Glen "BRH @attbi.com>" <"bertrh<no-spam> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > The calibration routine in NR2003 is comprised of more than one screen.Make > sure that you go to all the screens (I think that there are three) when > calibrating your controller. There should be an arrow pointing to theright
Quoted text (20 lines)> at this bottom of the first screen. Clicking on it will bring you to the > next screen. > > Hope this helps... > > > > Dave Henrie wrote: > > > [email hidden] (Bamadano) wrote in > > news:[email hidden]: > > > > > I applied all of the recommended settings (thanks to all who posted > > > them) but I still can't calibrate the wheel from within NR2003. > > > Calibrates fine in control panel but nothing in game. WTH?? > > > Thanks, > > > Dan > > > > > > > there are two settings for the controllers in most Papy sims. You
can > > choose from either Direct X or the Generic controller driver. IF your > > wheel has FF then chances are you need to pick the Direct X box. Other > > wheels like the TSW's and such often work better with the generic box > > checked. > > dave henrie >
Whenever I change resolutions or go from DX to OGL the only way I can get my momo working is to go to options, select generic driver, then go back to Direct and calibrate. Don "Bamadano" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > I applied all of the recommended settings (thanks to all who posted them)but I > still can't calibrate the wheel from within NR2003. Calibrates fine incontrol > panel but nothing in game. WTH?? > Thanks, > Dan
Bamadano 17 Feb 2003 00:09 UTC↳ reply to BRH#76045
DOH !!!!!!!!!! Thanks for the help. Got it now. Dan
Quoted text (34 lines)>The calibration routine in NR2003 is comprised of more than one screen. Make >sure that you go to all the screens (I think that there are three) when >calibrating your controller. There should be an arrow pointing to the right >at this bottom of the first screen. Clicking on it will bring you to the >next screen. > >Hope this helps... > > > >Dave Henrie wrote: > >> [email hidden] (Bamadano) wrote in >> news:[email hidden]: >> >> > I applied all of the recommended settings (thanks to all who posted >> > them) but I still can't calibrate the wheel from within NR2003. >> > Calibrates fine in control panel but nothing in game. WTH?? >> > Thanks, >> > Dan >> > >> >> there are two settings for the controllers in most Papy sims. You can >> choose from either Direct X or the Generic controller driver. IF your >> wheel has FF then chances are you need to pick the Direct X box. Other >> wheels like the TSW's and such often work better with the generic box >> checked. >> dave henrie > > > > > >

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