User manual THRUSTMASTER UNIVERSAL CHALLENGE 5-IN-1

[. . . ] Never connect the USB connector (14) to your Wii™ (to avoid the risk of damaging your wheel or your console). DEFAULT MAPPING FOR BUTTONS AND PEDAL SET ON GAMECUBE™ AND WII™ By default, your pedal set corresponds to the digital “B / A” buttons. Using the MAPPING button (3), you can also program the “L / R” triggers onto the pedal set for progressive acceleration and braking. (To do so, if necessary, modify the “control options” in your game’s interface. [. . . ] In the event of any problems, you can also carry out manual calibration by downloading the “Thrustmaster Calibration Tool” software available at the following address: http://ts. On PC, 10 action buttons are functional (even though in the Control Panel your wheel may be recognized as having 12 buttons). buttons 11 and 12 are therefore non-functional. - DEFAULT MAPPING FOR BUTTONS AND PEDAL SET ON PC 6/10 ADVANCED FUNCTIONS ADJUSTING THE WHEEL’S SENSITIVITY Your wheel’s steering has 2 sensitivity modes: - Normal sensitivity (the default mode) - High sensitivity (must be selected) • Selecting “High sensitivity” mode: Action LED Simultaneously press and release: OFF the D-Pad (2) + the 2 UP and DOWN levers (7) Your wheel’s steering is now more sensitive. (You must repeat this procedure after each restart or disconnection of your wheel. ) • Selecting “Normal sensitivity” mode (the default mode): Action LED Simultaneously press and release: ON the D-Pad (2) + the 2 UP and DOWN levers (7) Your wheel’s steering has now returned to normal sensitivity (the default mode). PROGRAMMING THE WHEEL AND PEDALS Your wheel is fully programmable: - All buttons, the D-pad and the Up and Down levers can be switched between themselves. - All buttons, the D-pad and the Up and Down levers can be programmed onto the 2 pedals. • Examples of possible applications: - On PS2 and PS3: Program L2/R2 onto the 2 Up and Down digital levers. - Switch different buttons for greater accessibility. - Program a button(s) onto one or both of the 2 pedals. € Programming procedure Steps 1 2 3 Action Press and release the MAPPING button (3) Press and release the button to be programmed. Press and release the button or pedal onto which you wish to place your function. LED FLASHES SLOWLY FLASHES QUICKLY ON 7/10 • To erase your programming • Step 1 Action Press and hold the MAPPING button (3) for 2 seconds. € Note: Your programming is not saved: you must carry out the programming again after each restart or disconnection of your wheel. LED FLASHES QUICKLY AND TURNS BACK ON TROUBLESHOOTING AND WARNING • My wheel doesn’t function correctly or appears to be improperly calibrated: - Switch off your computer or your console, completely disconnect your wheel and all of its cables, then reconnect everything and restart your game. - In your game’s “Options / Controller / Gamepad” menu: Select the most appropriate configuration (according to the default or programmed mapping on your wheel). - Please refer to your game’s user manual or online help for more information. - Never move the wheel or pedals when connecting your wheel, to avoid any calibration problems. € My pedal set doesn’t function correctly: - Reconfigure your wheel in your game’s “Options / Controller / Gamepad” menu. - You can also use your wheel’s mapping function to assign new functions to the pedals to resolve this type of problem. € My wheel’s steering is not responsive enough: - Switch your wheel to “High sensitivity” mode. [. . . ] All other trademarks and brand names are hereby acknowledged and are property of their respective owners. Contents, designs and specifications are subject to change without notice and may vary from one country to another. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION RECOMMENDATION At the end of its working life, this product should not be disposed of with standard household waste, but rather dropped off at a collection point for the disposal of Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) for recycling. This is confirmed by the symbol found on the product, user manual or packaging. [. . . ]