User manual TRUSTMASTER F430 FFB

[. . . ] The racing wheel calibration occurs automatically when you connect the racing wheel's power adapter and USB connector. (This operation causes the racing wheel to move. ) The pedal set calibration also occurs automatically; simply depress the pedals a few times. By default, your racing wheel's accelerator and brake controls operate in "Separate" mode; this setting means that the pedals operate on independent axes. [. . . ] 2) To program the required feature, access your game's options or controller management interface, then configure the Manettino controller with the required settings. 5 icons Programming examples and available settings Anti-lock braking: Deactivated / Low / High Stability Control: Deactivated / Low / High Driving assist: Deactivated / Low / Medium / High Traction and control system: Deactivated / Low / Medium / High Braking assist: Deactivated / Low / High When racing, to activate and adjust the required feature: - Place the switch on the relevant icon - Then, press the pushbutton once or several times Many other configurations can be defined according to the features available in your game's options or controller management interface (e. Braking force distribution, tire pressure, selecting cockpit view or other more basic features). (This setting is recommended for games preconfigured for your racing wheel's Manettino controller) Move the slider (7) to AM (Automatic Manettino) This mode is mainly intended for game developers, who can define preset features for each of the controller's 5 positions. In this mode, the programmed feature is activated as soon as you place the switch on the relevant icon. You can then use the pushbutton (while leaving the Manettino controller on the same icon) to repeat or adjust the feature. - The racing wheel and pedal set do not operate correctly, or calibration seems incorrect: Turn off your computer, disconnect your racing wheel entirely, reconnect all cables (using the power adapter and the pedal set), then restart your computer and launch your game again. - The racing wheel moves on its own during gameplay: This is normal; it is caused by the automatic centering feature that is available in some games. To stop these movements, simply place your hands on the racing wheel or reduce the Force Feedback feature's intensity. - The racing wheel remains locked to one side (left or right) after I launch the game: This is normal in some games. The racing wheel will center automatically as soon as you have declared it as your racing wheel in your game's options management interface. - The racing wheel is detected by my computer but does not work with my game: Open your game's options management interface to configure your racing wheel. Please refer to your game's user manual or online help for more information. The Game Controllers interface in Windows®), restore all forces to their default value (100%) and deactivate the automatic centering feature (the indicator should not flash). In some games, it is also necessary to invert the forces (in this case, select "negative forces" or move the cursor to "-100%" in your game's options management interface). In other games, the forces should not be inverted (in this case, select "positive forces" or move the cursor to "+ 100%" in your game's options management interface). In the game, the selection cursor moves around on its' own) Quit the game and switch your pedal set to "Combined" mode. Launch your game again, then configure your racing wheel once more via your game's options management interface. SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS AND INFORMATION - When connecting your racing wheel and during the automatic calibration phase: to avoid calibration errors, do not turn the racing wheel, and do not press any of the pedals or buttons during the calibration phase. - If you do not plan to use your racing wheel for a long time, to avoid pointless electricity consumption and to prevent any damage to your racing wheel, disconnect the power adapter from the racing wheel. Remember to reconnect the power adapter before you start playing again!- Your racing wheel includes a Force Feedback feature: Keep young children away from your racing wheel, particularly during the automatic calibration phases. [. . . ] Some States/Provinces do not allow limitation on how long an implied warranty lasts or exclusion or limitation of incidental/consequential damages, so the above limitation may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other legal rights which vary from State to State or Province to Province. Windows® and Windows® XP are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. pentium® is a registered trademark of Intel Corporation. [. . . ]