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there is a big difference between the engines base 22 version and 18. on the 18 version Fei 100% is very good and on 22 it will be 70% as on the 18 motor 100%
While that may be the case (we are still investigating the reported differences between the different motor firmwares), it doesn't affect the FEI directly - the filter is still working in exactly the same way in all the recent driver packages. It would be very confusing to start splitting up our recommended settings based on differences in motor firmware characteristics.there is a big difference between the engines base 22 version and 18. on the 18 version Fei 100% is very good and on 22 it will be 70% as on the 18 motor 100%
Can someone clarify something for me please? I bought a CSL Elite for PS4 last year November 2018. Since I have a Mac and not a Windows based PC I had to take the wheel to a family member who has a PC to install/update the driver/firmware as was recommended in the manual. He was not familiar himself as he had never done that before but after some trial and error it seemed he was finally able to install it. At the time I think the latest was the v311 driver package. Anyway the wheel worked fine from last November 2018 up to around this year June 2019. From June 2019 I began to experience intermittent disconnections. I eventually changed the wheel's USB cable which helped. I could go longer with no disconnection/s.....sometimes no disconnection in a session but other times still an intermittent disconnection albeit less frequently.
I'm thinking of reinstalling the driver/firmware to see if it helps resolve the intermittent disconnection issue. I see the latest driver version on the website is v328. I'm curious to know is how can I tell what driver or firmware is currently installed. According to the manual it says "The currently installed firmware version is shown on the LED display of the Fanatec steering wheel for a moment....." (after initial wheel powering on and wheel rotation). What I see is this: The number 476 (appears briefly) followed by 0.18.
What do those numbers indicate? Does the first number indicate the driver or firmware version or what, and what does the second number indicate? Was the driver and firmware (from driver version 311) correctly installed/updated initially back in November 2018 from what you see or what? And should I install or update with the latest driver package v328 to see if it would resolve my intermittent disconnection issue?
While that may be the case (we are still investigating the reported differences between the different motor firmwares), it doesn't affect the FEI directly - the filter is still working in exactly the same way in all the recent driver packages. It would be very confusing to start splitting up our recommended settings based on differences in motor firmware characteristics.
Hi Keith,
The recent beta drivers are no different in terms of Tuning Menu behaviour, so the recommended settings are relevant to both 'official' and beta.
Thanks for clarifying Bart. I'm assuming then that the driver package v311 (including firmware) was successfully installed then right?476 is the firmware that comes with driver 311 package. 18 is the motor firmware (also included with driver 311). Package 328 comes with a different firmware but still with motor firmware 18.
It's always good to try to reflash the firmware to see if the problem still exists afterwards. If so, you should contact Fanatec support.
You're welcome. Honestly, to me it sounds like a hardware issue. But if you raise a ticket with Fanatec, they will always ask you to reflash the latest firmware to see if the problem will go away. Good luck with your wheel!Thanks for clarifying Bart. I'm assuming then that the driver package v311 (including firmware) was successfully installed then right?
What has me baffled is how for a good consistent amount of months from November 2018 to May 2019 (a good 6-7 months) the wheel would work perfectly without wheel disconnections and all of a sudden from June 2019 I began to experience the intermittent wheel disconnections. very strange that and frustrating when it happens.
Hi Keith, the highest driver number from the Downloads section of the product page is the recommended starting point. You are welcome to try the newer beta drivers on our forum (v340 is one that our support team often suggests as an alternative if they are troubleshooting an issue with a customer), but don't expect a significant performance difference - these recent betas have been mostly about adding ease-of-use UI improvements, bugfixes, and adding new/upcoming product compatibility.So then this would lead me to my next question. Which driver should I be using if I only have the CSL Elite Racing Wheel - officially licensed for PS4™ USA with LC pedals and no additional rims to get the best results?
Keith.
You tempt me to buy CSL Elite V1.1 just to try how is DRI OFF, because my original CSL Elite is stuck with DRI-5 and the damper cannot be reduced or turned off.-5 ...... but honestly how does anyone drive with that setting? You completely lose steering accuracy for corrections, it's hilariously bad at -5 in terms of how slow the response time is to inputs.
You tempt me to buy CSL Elite V1.1 just to try how is DRI OFF, because my original CSL Elite is stuck with DRI-5 and the damper cannot be reduced or turned off.
Unfortunately no:You really cant turn it off???
I'm talking about the first CSL Elite with the mosaic front plate.super_gt
is it stuck in you? What is the firmware of the motor? on version 18 there is no drift mod setting in +
Edit:
Stuck may not be the right word because it is not a defect, but a design decision.
So my Fanatec arrived and everything is cool exept gas pedal of csl elite pedal set with loadsell breaking pedal. Loadsell pedal works as it should be, also with adjusting braking power in tuning menu but that gas pedal just gives just a little response like pushing pedal about 10% even it's on floor. If fast pushed to floor and back it flashes sometimes 100% of gas but returns to almost zero back. I have manually calibrated gas pedal thrue tuningmenu of my wheel but it doesn't help either. I'm poor with PC's so help needed badly.
My set: CSL wheelbase + for PS4, CSL elite pedals with LC (no clutch pedal in use), steering wheel P1 elite, clubsport handbrake.
All connected to wheelbase separately as guided. Games where problem seems: GT Sport, Dirt Rally 2.0
Thank You very much of help!
Check whether the throttle pedal wire is not pinched and contact Fanatec Support.So any suggestions welcome
Check whether the throttle pedal wire is not pinched and contact Fanatec Support.
Yes you can use the standard (potentiometer) brake pedal to test the gas port, it works the same way as the gas pedal.
Look what I found:By the way why not make a 3d printed black gear with the additional "belt holder" or even some bigger pulleys?
Lol just posted on your thread with the pulley mod. Are you thinking what i am thinking? LOL