To connect CSL Elite LC pedals to a T300 wheel you will need a CPX adapter which unfortunately is no longer produced.Can use Fanatec load cell pedals with my ps4? Will they plug directly into the Thrustmaster wheel or do I need an adapter I cant find any info on this .
What about a drive hub will that ?To connect CSL Elite LC pedals to a T300 wheel you will need a CPX adapter which unfortunately is no longer produced.
The pedals are in the list of compatible accessories, so it should work.What about a drive hub will that ?
Bought the wheel base and pedals cause i wasn't sure if the pedals would connect to my t300What did you do?
Great kit. Everyone I know that has loved it. I know the pedals are really good and the wheel I'm sure is amazing from reading reviews. Picking one up when my t300 dies.
Hi mate. Just a quick question about the T300 running through the Drive Hub. Does the wheel still feel the same as when it is
connected directly to the PS4? Same FFB feeling?
I'm just wondering, as a non compatible wheel is made to "look" like a different compatible wheel etc by the drive hub, as I understand it.
So, was just wondering how a T300 is handled when fed through the Drive Hub to pair up with Fanatec pedals. And whether the wheel still
received the same FFB info.
I have a T300, and I've always liked the look of the V3's.....
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I've tried to a/b on the same day and cant feel a difference. And I'm kinda picky about my FFB. I can say the feeling is great. Games still recognize the wheel is a T300 in the wheel menus, if that helps.
I plug the T300 into the "controller " port and the pedals into accessories port. The T300 being a PS4 wheel makes the official handshake or whatever it is with the PS4 to get things running. Dont have to plug the DS4 into the Drivehub.
Can the CronusMAX Plus do the same job as the Drivehub? I bought a CronusMAX Plus but have yet to try inter-manufacturer compatibility with it.I've tried to a/b on the same day and cant feel a difference. And I'm kinda picky about my FFB. I can say the feeling is great. Games still recognize the wheel is a T300 in the wheel menus, if that helps.
I plug the T300 into the "controller " port and the pedals into accessories port. The T300 being a PS4 wheel makes the official handshake or whatever it is with the PS4 to get things running. Dont have to plug the DS4 into the Drivehub.
noCan the CronusMAX Plus do the same job as the Drivehub? I bought a CronusMAX Plus but have yet to try inter-manufacturer compatibility with it.
Hey guys.Sorry to bring up this old but, very valuable, informational thread.
I would like to add that, after doing some research on this combo, some have mentioned of making sure to properly configure the CS V3 Pedals on PC and, to widen the Brake Settings by first connecting the Pedals to your computer and using Fanatec's software etc.
I may go this route soon and figured to chime in and see what you guys thought.![]()
If you are getting a Drivehub, your choice of wheelbase and pedals gets wider.
You don't have to get a CSL Elite for your ps4, you can use a CSW 2.5 or DD on your ps4, pc and xbox if you have one. With a Fanatec wheelbase, you can adjust the Brake force on your fanatec pedals on the wheel itself anytime.
Sorry if you know all of this already, just giving my 2 cents
Not only do I know this already but, I GOT to believe I was one of the very first people to have ever used the DriveHub on GTS by way of a PS4Yes drivehub is the way to go.
Yes , you do need a Drivehub for T300 + elite pedals for PS4... unless you can find a second hand CPX adapter, but they're rare as hens teeth these days.Im thinking of getting ps4 + gt sport and try it. Currently i have a t300rs with csl elites on pc. Will those work/connect separately to 2 usb ports on the ps4 or do i have to get a drivehub?
that depends on whether you have the LC brake upgrade..Do you need a ClubSport USB Adapter to connect the CSL Elite pedals to the Drive Hub's Accessory port?
Or do you connect the pedals directly to the T300 and the the Wheel to the Drive Hub?