Love the wheel but, after using Act labs performance pedals the momo's are
not as good and sense the Momo pedals are hard wired is there a way to to
still use the Act labs performance pedals?
Thanks
Dave
> Love the wheel but, after using Act labs performance pedals the momo's are
> not as good and sense the Momo pedals are hard wired is there a way to to
> still use the Act labs performance pedals?
You can still use the Act labs pedals, but you'll need to leave the Logi
pedals lying around since you can't unplug them. Your sim will need to
support multiple controllers - most do.
"hawk0388" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Love the wheel but, after using Act labs performance pedals the momo's are
> not as good and sense the Momo pedals are hard wired is there a way to to
> still use the Act labs performance pedals?
>
Yes I think so, but you can off course not connect the clutch pedal (if you
have one) to the momo. You are talking about the leather momo? I've made an
adapter to connect MS pedals without the need of cutting and soldering on
the original wire harness. You can connect other things than MS pedals to
it, and the Act Labs pedals are being tested at the moment.
Ashley? :)
http://tytlandsvik.no/momo
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Jone Tytlandsvik
Yes it is the leather momo. Please keep me posted as I would surely buy one
of those adapters.
Thanks
Dave
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If you are not planning on using the Act Labs pedals with anything but your
Momo real soon: Just replace the wiring harness from the Act Labs pedals
with the harness from the Momo pedals. Both are just 6 wires connected to a
couple of potentiometers.
Spark
Do you have a wiring diagram?
Dave
"spark" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> If you are not planning on using the Act Labs pedals with anything butyour
> Momo real soon: Just replace the wiring harness from the Act Labs pedals
> with the harness from the Momo pedals. Both are just 6 wires connected toa
> couple of potentiometers.
>
> Spark
>
>
I don't have Act Labs pedals but from the photos on
http://www.slottweak.com/pedals.htm it looks as though both pots are driven
counterclockwise when the pedals are depressed. If this is the case, looking
from the back (cover side) of the pot the wiring for a Momo harness would
be:
Brake: blue wire, yellow wire, brown wire (clockwise)
Accelerator: brown wire, orange wire, blue wire (clockwise)
It's always a good idea to draw a diagram of where the wires go on your
pedals before you start yanking wires off in case you decide to restore them
later on.
I currently use homemade pedals using the pedal wiring from whatever force
feedback wheel I am using (a leather Momo at the moment).
Spark
"hawk0388" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Do you have a wiring diagram?
>
> Dave
>
I just plug the actlabs in and push the momo pedals out of the way, no
problems at all.
"spark" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> I don't have Act Labs pedals but from the photos on
> http://www.slottweak.com/pedals.htm it looks as though both pots aredriven
> counterclockwise when the pedals are depressed. If this is the case,looking
them
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> from the back (cover side) of the pot the wiring for a Momo harness would > be: > > Brake: blue wire, yellow wire, brown wire (clockwise) > > Accelerator: brown wire, orange wire, blue wire (clockwise) > > It's always a good idea to draw a diagram of where the wires go on your > pedals before you start yanking wires off in case you decide to restoreQuoted text (16 lines)
> later on. > > I currently use homemade pedals using the pedal wiring from whatever force > feedback wheel I am using (a leather Momo at the moment). > > Spark > > > "hawk0388" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:EIoT9.5050$[email hidden]... > > Do you have a wiring diagram? > > > > Dave > > > >
"Morris Jones" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> I just plug the actlabs in and push the momo pedals out of the way, no
> problems at all.
> I was able to do that with my TM pedals and the LWFF. but for some
reason, with the MOMO, I can only get one TM pedal to be recognized. It
worked fine with the LWFF but I've pretty much given up trying to get the TM
pedals working with the Momo Wheel.
dave henrie
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"Dave Henrie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<O8rT9.4933$%n.629@sccrnsc02>...
The only way I could get TM pedals to work properly was to leave them
connected to the wheel (goes for T2 and NASCAR/F1 Pro) so I gutted the
wheels so all wiring was intact and fully connected up but I didn't
have those bulky units about.
And... The only way I could get split axis in XP with the NASCAR/F1
Pro pedals (not supported by TM XP drivers) was to connect them
through a Rockfire gameport -> USB adapter. Mode 1 IIRC.
I would (I do) just leave the MOMO pedals plugged in but out of the
way. Takes up a little space but saves on grief.
Regards,
Mark
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> "Morris Jones" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > I just plug the actlabs in and push the momo pedals out of the way, no > > problems at all. > > > I was able to do that with my TM pedals and the LWFF. but for some > reason, with the MOMO, I can only get one TM pedal to be recognized. It > worked fine with the LWFF but I've pretty much given up trying to get the TM > pedals working with the Momo Wheel. > dave henrie
"hawk0388" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Do you have a wiring diagram?
>
Momo Wiring diagram:
http://www.tytlandsvik.no/momo/MOMO%20Force.pdf
I will draw the Act Labs wiring soon. I got some drawings from Act Labs, but
they don't show what direction the pots move, or what side the connector is
seen from. So the first wire I made had the pedals switched and both axis
inverted! I wanted to check with him again if he got it fixed and there was
no other problems, before I sold this setup to someone else.
Jone.
Jone - Hope you don't mind but I have added a link to your wiring diagram on
eRacer Garage in the DIY links. Great work.
eRacer Garage
http://schooner.gotdns.com/eracer
"Jone Tytlandsvik" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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but
> they don't show what direction the pots move, or what side the connectoris
> seen from. So the first wire I made had the pedals switched and both axis
> inverted! I wanted to check with him again if he got it fixed and therewas
> no other problems, before I sold this setup to someone else.
>
>
> Jone.
>
>
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> > "hawk0388" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:EIoT9.5050$[email hidden]... > > Do you have a wiring diagram? > > > > Momo Wiring diagram: > http://www.tytlandsvik.no/momo/MOMO%20Force.pdf > > I will draw the Act Labs wiring soon. I got some drawings from Act Labs,
"eRacer Garage" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Jone - Hope you don't mind but I have added a link to your wiring diagramon
> eRacer Garage in the DIY links. Great work.
>
Thanks, no problem. I will put my URL into the PDF files, but I don't mind
direct links to them. You did notice there are 2 more schematics there?
Act Labs and Game port will come, and I will draw schematics on any
controller interface I can get my hands on.
Maybe you could add a wiring diagram section to the Library page?
Jone.
Why do the LogicPedals have to be connected?
I have my RRC pedals connected to the gameport, and the Momo wheel to USB,
without any problem.
Leif
"Damien Smith" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> > Love the wheel but, after using Act labs performance pedals the momo'sare
> > not as good and sense the Momo pedals are hard wired is there a way toto
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> > still use the Act labs performance pedals? > > You can still use the Act labs pedals, but you'll need to leave the Logi > pedals lying around since you can't unplug them. Your sim will need to > support multiple controllers - most do. > >They are one in the same cable. You can't just unhook the pedals.
"Leif Hellberg" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Why do the LogicPedals have to be connected? > I have my RRC pedals connected to the gameport, and the Momo wheel to USB, > without any problem. > > Leif > > "Damien Smith" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:avl09j$gu9dn$[email hidden]... > > > Love the wheel but, after using Act labs performance pedals the momo's > are > > > not as good and sense the Momo pedals are hard wired is there a way to > to > > > still use the Act labs performance pedals? > > > > You can still use the Act labs pedals, but you'll need to leave the Logi > > pedals lying around since you can't unplug them. Your sim will need to > > support multiple controllers - most do. > > > > > >Tried that no luck.
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would
force
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> I just plug the actlabs in and push the momo pedals out of the way, no > problems at all. > > > "spark" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:j5pT9.20877$[email hidden]... > > I don't have Act Labs pedals but from the photos on > > http://www.slottweak.com/pedals.htm it looks as though both pots are > driven > > counterclockwise when the pedals are depressed. If this is the case, > looking > > from the back (cover side) of the pot the wiring for a Momo harnessQuoted text (12 lines)
> > be: > > > > Brake: blue wire, yellow wire, brown wire (clockwise) > > > > Accelerator: brown wire, orange wire, blue wire (clockwise) > > > > It's always a good idea to draw a diagram of where the wires go on your > > pedals before you start yanking wires off in case you decide to restore > them > > later on. > > > > I currently use homemade pedals using the pedal wiring from whateverQuoted text (15 lines)
> > feedback wheel I am using (a leather Momo at the moment). > > > > Spark > > > > > > "hawk0388" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > > news:EIoT9.5050$[email hidden]... > > > Do you have a wiring diagram? > > > > > > Dave > > > > > > > > >Oh sorry, I have the racing unit.
Leif
"hawk0388" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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USB,
momo's
> > are
> > > > not as good and sense the Momo pedals are hard wired is there a wayto
> > to
> > > > still use the Act labs performance pedals?
> > >
> > > You can still use the Act labs pedals, but you'll need to leave theLogi
> > > pedals lying around since you can't unplug them. Your sim will needto
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> They are one in the same cable. You can't just unhook the pedals. > > > "Leif Hellberg" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:ODBT9.33065$[email hidden]... > > Why do the LogicPedals have to be connected? > > I have my RRC pedals connected to the gameport, and the Momo wheel toQuoted text (7 lines)
> > without any problem. > > > > Leif > > > > "Damien Smith" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > > news:avl09j$gu9dn$[email hidden]... > > > > Love the wheel but, after using Act labs performance pedals theQuoted text (7 lines)
> > > support multiple controllers - most do. > > > > > > > > > > > >I have a set of custom pedals that are wired to work with an Act Labs
force RS and I got Jone's adapter and made my own adapter and I can
now use my pedals with either the Act Labs Force RS or the MOMO. My
adapter is just a PS/2 mouse plug extension with an RJ11 plug at the
end. The pedals work great and now I only have one set of pedals and
one wheel on my computer. My brake pedal is going in reverse, but the
Wingman Profile software allows for correction of this and I am very
happy with the end results.
Also if you have the performance pedals from ACT Labs and only want to
get rid of the pedals that are connected to the Momo, get Jone's
adapter as it comes with an RJ11 that allows the wheel to work without
any pedals connected.
SLG
P.S. Jone, I sent you an email about the pot rotation. The pot should
travel toward teh VCC, when the pot is turned in the correct
direction.
On Fri, 10 Jan 2003 12:33:00 +0100, "Jone Tytlandsvik"
<[email hidden]> wrote:
