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Logitech Wheel/Pedal Settings

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Recommended Settings for Logitech Wheel and Pedals.

^{In the Logitech Profiler, or just in the Control Panel / Game Controller / Properties for your wheel:}

^{Open the Logitech Profiler}
^{Click the OPTIONS and Global Device Settings}
^{Set "Combined (single axis - used for most games)" to OFF.}
^{For the G25 set the degrees of rotation to 900. (Note if your wheel is a black or red Momo, This will not appear.)}
^{Set "Overall Effects Strength" to 100%.}
^{Set "Spring Effect Strength" to 0%.}
^{Set "Damper Effect Strength" to 0%.}
^{Set "Enable Centering Spring in Force Feedback Games" to OFF.}

^{In the iRacing Software}

^{Join a Test Session and Launch the Sim}
^{Logitech G25 to 900 degrees.}
^{Logitech Black/Red Momo to 230 degrees.}
^{Set "Enabled Force Feedback" to ON.}
^{Set force feedback strength to 20%.}
^{Set damping to 0%.}

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Comments (1)

Comment by Anonymous on Thu, May 8th, 2008 at 10:31 PM

"ALLOW GAME TO ADJUST SETTINGS" this is an email i received from Tom of the wingman team: This is a new feature. You know how much work it is to set up your wheel to work just right with a simulator? To set separate pedals and to adjust the wheel range? Everyone has to adjust those settings in the control panel (or Profiler), and then go back to their game and make the settings in the game match the ones that are set in the control panel. In 5.02, there is a new mechanism that allows games to ask for the current settings (such as: "Are the pedals combined or separate?"). A game can also adjust those settings, so for example, rFactor could adjust the steering angle to match the angle of the simulated car, or force separate pedals even if people forgot to turn on separate pedals. The idea is to make it easier for people and reduce the amount of setup work they have to do. Right now, there is no game shipping that makes used of this feature, but we hope that it will be used in future versions (or even patches of current sims). Of course, we understand that some people want to set up everything themselves. For those, we added a checkbox (the one you pointed out) which allows them to turn on or off this "autoconfiguration".