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Logitech USB steering wheel (view source)
Revision as of 17:14, 8 September 2010
, 17:14, 8 September 2010←Created page with '==Overview== The Logitech Speed Force Wireless wheel uses a USB dongle containing a nRF24L01 transciever. The wheel is intend to sit on one's lap and is powered by a 'wall wa...'
==Overview==
The Logitech Speed Force Wireless wheel uses a USB dongle containing a nRF24L01 transciever. The wheel is intend to sit on one's lap and is powered by a 'wall wart'.
Supported games are reputed to be:
*F1 2009
*Speed Zone
*Dirt 2
*Ferrari Challenge
*Need for Speed Undercover
==Hacking==
The USB dongle has in/out ports, plus a feature port. The feature port is used to configure the dongle/wireless link, the in port is standard HID 'Joystick' (with a corrupt descriptor) and the out-port is used to send FF commands to the wheel.
I have managed to reverse engineer some of the codes, but am looking for more help on that front. --[[User:Mungewell|Mungewell]] 17:14, 8 September 2010 (CEST)
The Logitech Speed Force Wireless wheel uses a USB dongle containing a nRF24L01 transciever. The wheel is intend to sit on one's lap and is powered by a 'wall wart'.
Supported games are reputed to be:
*F1 2009
*Speed Zone
*Dirt 2
*Ferrari Challenge
*Need for Speed Undercover
==Hacking==
The USB dongle has in/out ports, plus a feature port. The feature port is used to configure the dongle/wireless link, the in port is standard HID 'Joystick' (with a corrupt descriptor) and the out-port is used to send FF commands to the wheel.
I have managed to reverse engineer some of the codes, but am looking for more help on that front. --[[User:Mungewell|Mungewell]] 17:14, 8 September 2010 (CEST)