UPGRADING YOUR RACING WHEEL'S FIRMWARE
The firmware included in your racing wheel's base can be upgraded to a more recent version featuring
product enhancements.
To display the firmware version that your racing wheel is currently using and update it if required: on
PC, visit http://support.thrustmaster.com. Click Racing Wheels / TX Racing Wheel, then select
Firmware and follow the instructions describing the download and installation procedure.
SETTING UP THE RACING WHEEL FOR THE XBOX ONE
1. Connect the pedal set to the connector (17) located at the back of the racing wheel's base.
2. Connect the power supply cable to the connector (14) located at the back of the racing wheel's
base.
3. Connect the power supply cable to a mains outlet with proper voltage specifications.
For more information about this, please refer to the CONNECTING THE RACING
WHEEL TO THE MAINS section, on page 3 in this manual.
4. Connect the racing wheel's USB connector (15) to one of the console's USB ports.
You are now ready to race!
AUTOMATIC RACING WHEEL AND PEDAL SET CALIBRATION
The racing wheel automatically self-calibrates when you connect the racing wheel to the mains and the
racing wheel's USB connector to the console.
During this phase, the racing wheel will rotate quickly towards the left and the right, covering a 900
degree angle, before stopping at the center.
Never touch the racing wheel during the self-calibration phase!
(This could cause an incorrect calibration and/or personal injuries).
AUTOMATIC CALIBRATION OF THE PEDAL SET
Never connect the pedal set to the racing wheel's base (or disconnect it from the base) when it is
connected to the console or during gameplay (this could cause incorrect calibration).
Always connect the pedal set before connecting the racing wheel to the console.
Once the racing wheel's calibration is done and the game has been launched, the pedals are
automatically calibrated after a few presses.
during the racing wheel's self-calibration phase or while a game is loading!
WARNING:
WARNING:
Never press the pedals
(This could cause incorrect calibration)
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