Thrustmaster Ferrari GT Experience: ADVANCED FUNCTIONS

ADVANCED FUNCTIONS : Thrustmaster Ferrari GT Experience

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ADVANCED FUNCTIONS

ADJUSTING THE WHEEL’S SENSITIVITY

Your wheel’s steering has 2 sensitivity modes:

- Normal sensitivity (the default mode)

- High sensitivity (must be set)

Setting “High Sensitivity” mode:

Action

LED color

Simultaneously press and release:

the D-Pad (4) + the 2 UP and DOWN levers (1)

FLASHES

SLOWLY

Your wheel’s steering is now more sensitive.

(This procedure must be repeated each time you restart or disconnect your wheel)

Setting “Normal Sensitivity” mode (default mode):

Action

LED color

Simultaneously press and release:

the D-Pad (4) + the 2 UP and DOWN levers (1)

DOES NOT

FLASH

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 as well as the D-Pad can be switched between themselves.

- All buttons as well as the D-Pad can be programmed onto the 2 pedals.

Examples of possible applications:

- On PS3: Programming L2/R2 or L3/R3 onto the 2 UP and DOWN digital levers (L1/R1).

- Programming a button(s) onto one or both pedals.

- Switching different buttons for greater accessibility.

Programming procedure

Steps

Action

LED color

1

Simultaneously press and release:

SE + ST (5)

OFF

2 Press and release the button to program.

FLASHES

QUICKLY

3

Press and release the button or pedal onto which

ON

you wish to place your function.

Your programming has now taken effect.

(You must repeat this procedure each time you restart or disconnect your wheel)

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Erasing your programming

Steps

Action

LED color

1

Press and hold for 2 seconds:

SE + ST (5)

TURNS OFF

THEN ON AGAIN

Your programming has now been erased.

CONFIGURING THE PEDALS ON PLAYSTATION®3

On PlayStation®3, your wheel’s accelerator and brake controls are in “separate” mode by default,

meaning that the pedals function on independent axes:

“Accelerator” = “R2” trigger & “Brake” = “L2” trigger

For a different type of control (to limit skidding, for example), you can switch your wheel to “combined” (2

axes) mode: the pedals then function on a single axis.

“Accelerator and Brake” = Up/Down direction on “Right mini-stick”

Setting “Combined Pedals” mode

Action

LED color

Simultaneously press and release:

the 2 pedals (14) + theHome button (6)

GREEN

Your pedals are now combined

(You must repeat this procedure each time you restart or disconnect your wheel)

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To return to “Separate Pedals” mode (the default mode)

Action

LED color

Simultaneously press and release:

the 2 pedals (14) + the “Home” button (6)

RED

On PlayStation®3

Your pedals have now returned to the default mode: “Separate”

CONFIGURING THE PEDALS ON PC

Your wheel’s accelerator and brake controls are in “separate” (3 axes) mode by default, meaning that the

pedals function on independent axes.

3 axes mode allows you to considerably improve the precision of your driving.

If your game does not support 3 axes mode, your wheel’s pedals will not function properly. You will then

have to exit the game and select “combined” (2 axes) mode instead.

Mode

LED color

Separate pedals (3 axes)

RED

Combined pedals (2 axes)

GREEN

Selecting axes via “Software

(This setting will be saved even after you restart or disconnect your wheel)

On page 1 of the “Control Panel”: Select the mode you wish to use, then click OK.

Selecting axes via “Hardware”

(This setting will not be saved: It must be repeated each time you restart or disconnect)

(Allows you to select your mode directly in your game’s “Controls” options)

Simultaneously press and release: the 2 pedals (14) + the Homebutton (6)