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That is very true if they arent included that is a huge expense
Just a wild guess but couldn't I plug the ones that came with my DFGT into it? If, IF, the plugs are all the same...I doubt it, tho.
That is very true if they arent included that is a huge expense
The FANATEC probably hasn't any pedals included, that adds up as well.
Just a wild guess but couldn't I plug the ones that came with my DFGT into it? If, IF, the plugs are all the same...I doubt it, tho.
I know. I took them into consideration too.
You can't.
Assume on PC, not sure but you can use any pedals that have USB. Maybe even those serial plugs with an adapter or PC that accepts it.
Anyone confirm that DFGT, G2x, and T500's can be used stand alone on PC? I am sure Fanatec CSP do.
Just to compared. On F1 CSW Wheel:
-How many Rotary Encoder ?
-How many Metal Switch ?
-How many D-Pad/Stick ?
-How many Buttons ?
Looks like maybe 1 rotary, which is also the clickable D-pad somehow.
No switches.
1 analog stick, the aforementioned D-pad.
11 buttons, 12 if you count the clickable d-pad.
The two thumb rotary dials or buttons also work... only the ones in the middle dont.... Im not sure about the 3 metal switches though...
Your quote makes me look like I was spitting on the TM F1 ; it's a misunderstanding. I was reacting to a comment. Even if I still think the Fanatec one is using more quality materials and craftmanship (once again, from what I've seen so far), my original point was to say that a quality open wheeler/formula sober wheel (the Fanatec Formula rim) does not look like a toy compared to a F1 wheel which already looks like a gamepad. In other words, it is not because a wheel is not a replica that it is toyish.
I was responding to a question about the fanatec CSW formula rim, not the Thrustmaster F1.
.... If the TM offering ends up being good, that wont matter anymore to those who already own a T500, who obviously don't want to buy another PS3/PC only wheel, just so they can have an F1 rim.
Exactly, I would like to just get this rim and call it a day since I already own the wheel base. After that I just want my t8rs shifter and then my shopping should be done for the year
The firmware description say:
"- On PlayStation®3 and PC, the Ferrari F1 racing wheel is recognized as a "T500 RS" wheel.
This is the “Normal Mode” , offering 13 action buttons + D-Pad (in this mode, the D-Pads, shifters and L3/R3 buttons are combined)"
"- On PC (only), the racing wheel can be configured in “Advanced Mode” to offer 25 action buttons + 1 D-Pad (in this mode, the 2 rotary encoders, 2 D-Pads, 4 shifters and 4 L3/R3 buttons are configured individually)"
We must to understand that all the switches, regulators and buttons in the new F1 wheel works, and none are fake using it in PC?.
Hummm... some fake buttons... no displays... Does anybody know what´s the sense of to pay around 150 for a Ferrari license?.No, the only rotary switches that work are the thumb rotary encoders (the black ones that vaguely resemble water valves), the rest are fake.
They win the match in your opinion.... not mineHummm... some fake buttons... no displays... Does anybody know what´s the sense of to pay around 150 for a Ferrari license?.
In this point Fanatec has win the match.
The firmware description say:
"- On PlayStation®3 and PC, the Ferrari F1 racing wheel is recognized as a "T500 RS" wheel.
This is the Normal Mode , offering 13 action buttons + D-Pad (in this mode, the D-Pads, shifters and L3/R3 buttons are combined)"
"- On PC (only), the racing wheel can be configured in Advanced Mode to offer 25 action buttons + 1 D-Pad (in this mode, the 2 rotary encoders, 2 D-Pads, 4 shifters and 4 L3/R3 buttons are configured individually)"
We must to understand that all the switches, regulators and buttons in the new F1 wheel works, and none are fake using it in PC?.
No, the only rotary switches that work are the thumb rotary encoders (the black ones that vaguely resemble water valves), the rest are fake.
Is Logitech coming out with thier own version or is this just a custom job wheel for Codemasters?
Look under 01:16 in the video:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/mpd/permalink/mTDALQB8RGQMA/ref=ent_fb_link
And it is very expensive...
The firmware description say:
"- On PlayStation®3 and PC, the Ferrari F1 racing wheel is recognized as a "T500 RS" wheel.
This is the Normal Mode , offering 13 action buttons + D-Pad (in this mode, the D-Pads, shifters and L3/R3 buttons are combined)"
"- On PC (only), the racing wheel can be configured in Advanced Mode to offer 25 action buttons + 1 D-Pad (in this mode, the 2 rotary encoders, 2 D-Pads, 4 shifters and 4 L3/R3 buttons are configured individually)"
This information is also in the manual for the F1 wheel, which is now up on the thrustmaster site support section. Kinda a bummer that on PS3 you lose out on 12 functions, I guess it must be a limitation of the T500RS in PS3 mode? The DFGT proves that the PS3 itself supports more functions. I wonder if a firmware update could fix that?
This information is also in the manual for the F1 wheel, which is now up on the thrustmaster site support section. Kinda a bummer that on PS3 you lose out on 12 functions, I guess it must be a limitation of the T500RS in PS3 mode? The DFGT proves that the PS3 itself supports more functions. I wonder if a firmware update could fix that?
CoxisPeripherals are limited to the same number of axes and buttons as a DS3 controller. It's a PS3 limitation, not the wheel's.