Just installed a Momo Force wheel and cannot get the FF to work with
GP4. I can not find any way to even test if the FF is even working on
the wheel, like I could with my old MS Sidewinder in Win98. Are the
green lights suppossed to come on when FF is active? They flash on once
when the game is loading and then stay off. Throttle, brake & steering
work fine, just no FF. The system is a P4 2.0 with 512meg of memory and
a GF3 Ti500 video card.
Thanx
Dan
Hi Dan,
The right hand green LED on the MOMO Force indicates that force feedback is
activated and the left hand LED is to indicate that the power supply is
connected and turned on.
Regards
Russell
"Dan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:DREY9.202$[email hidden]...
Quoted text (10 lines)
> Just installed a Momo Force wheel and cannot get the FF to work with > GP4. I can not find any way to even test if the FF is even working on > the wheel, like I could with my old MS Sidewinder in Win98. Are the > green lights suppossed to come on when FF is active? They flash on once > when the game is loading and then stay off. Throttle, brake & steering > work fine, just no FF. The system is a P4 2.0 with 512meg of memory and > a GF3 Ti500 video card. > Thanx > Dan >Is there a switch to supply power? There is no power brick like my MS SW
had, only the USB connector. The USB connector is pluged in, but I have
no power light. Maybe a bad wheel? I guess I will exchange it for
another tomorrow.
Dan
Russell Spearing wrote:
Quoted text (27 lines)
> Hi Dan, > > The right hand green LED on the MOMO Force indicates that force feedback is > activated and the left hand LED is to indicate that the power supply is > connected and turned on. > > Regards > > Russell > > > "Dan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:DREY9.202$[email hidden]... > >>Just installed a Momo Force wheel and cannot get the FF to work with >>GP4. I can not find any way to even test if the FF is even working on >>the wheel, like I could with my old MS Sidewinder in Win98. Are the >>green lights suppossed to come on when FF is active? They flash on once >>when the game is loading and then stay off. Throttle, brake & steering >>work fine, just no FF. The system is a P4 2.0 with 512meg of memory and >>a GF3 Ti500 video card. >>Thanx >>Dan >> > > >Hi Dan,
Yes, there is a power supply that plugs into the mains socket and the output
plugs into the pedal base just next to where the other cable comes out.
The power supply was in a small white box at the bottom of the main MOMO
box.
Regards
Russell
"Dan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:gQFY9.212$[email hidden]...
is
Quoted text (10 lines)
> Is there a switch to supply power? There is no power brick like my MS SW > had, only the USB connector. The USB connector is pluged in, but I have > no power light. Maybe a bad wheel? I guess I will exchange it for > another tomorrow. > Dan > > Russell Spearing wrote: > > Hi Dan, > > > > The right hand green LED on the MOMO Force indicates that force feedbackQuoted text (25 lines)
> > activated and the left hand LED is to indicate that the power supply is > > connected and turned on. > > > > Regards > > > > Russell > > > > > > "Dan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > > news:DREY9.202$[email hidden]... > > > >>Just installed a Momo Force wheel and cannot get the FF to work with > >>GP4. I can not find any way to even test if the FF is even working on > >>the wheel, like I could with my old MS Sidewinder in Win98. Are the > >>green lights suppossed to come on when FF is active? They flash on once > >>when the game is loading and then stay off. Throttle, brake & steering > >>work fine, just no FF. The system is a P4 2.0 with 512meg of memory and > >>a GF3 Ti500 video card. > >>Thanx > >>Dan > >> > > > > > > >Russell,
Bless you, Bless you, Bless you! It sure works better when you hook
EVERYTHING up!
Thanx again,
Dan
Russell Spearing wrote:
Quoted text (57 lines)
> Hi Dan, > > Yes, there is a power supply that plugs into the mains socket and the output > plugs into the pedal base just next to where the other cable comes out. > > The power supply was in a small white box at the bottom of the main MOMO > box. > > Regards > > Russell > > > "Dan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:gQFY9.212$[email hidden]... > >>Is there a switch to supply power? There is no power brick like my MS SW >>had, only the USB connector. The USB connector is pluged in, but I have >>no power light. Maybe a bad wheel? I guess I will exchange it for >>another tomorrow. >>Dan >> >>Russell Spearing wrote: >> >>>Hi Dan, >>> >>>The right hand green LED on the MOMO Force indicates that force feedback > > is > >>>activated and the left hand LED is to indicate that the power supply is >>>connected and turned on. >>> >>>Regards >>> >>>Russell >>> >>> >>>"Dan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message >>>news:DREY9.202$[email hidden]... >>> >>> >>>>Just installed a Momo Force wheel and cannot get the FF to work with >>>>GP4. I can not find any way to even test if the FF is even working on >>>>the wheel, like I could with my old MS Sidewinder in Win98. Are the >>>>green lights suppossed to come on when FF is active? They flash on once >>>>when the game is loading and then stay off. Throttle, brake & steering >>>>work fine, just no FF. The system is a P4 2.0 with 512meg of memory and >>>>a GF3 Ti500 video card. >>>>Thanx >>>>Dan >>>> >>> >>> >>> > >No poblem. Glad you're up and running.
Russell
"Dan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:YwIY9.275$[email hidden]...
output
feedback
once
> >>>>when the game is loading and then stay off. Throttle, brake & steering
> >>>>work fine, just no FF. The system is a P4 2.0 with 512meg of memoryand
