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Logitech USB steering wheel (view source)
Revision as of 20:50, 9 September 2010
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* 0x0D : AutoCenter+* 0x10 : Constant Force+* 0x11 : Auto/Anti Center (Complex) - this is similar to a spring force+* 0x12 : Friction Force+* 0x13 : Auto/Anti Center (Complex) - is this any different to '0x11'+
−* 0x_F : Cause wheel to de-associated from dongle - this is probably unintentional+
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* 0x81 : Slot(s) 4
* 0x81 : Slot(s) 4
* 0x91 : Slot(s) 4 + 1
* 0x91 : Slot(s) 4 + 1
−* 0xa1 : Slot(s) 4 + 2
+* 0xA1 : Slot(s) 4 + 2
−* 0xb1 : Slot(s) 4 + 2 + 1
+* 0xB1 : Slot(s) 4 + 2 + 1
−* 0xc1 : Slot(s) 4 + 3
+* 0xC1 : Slot(s) 4 + 3
−* 0xd1 : Slot(s) 4 + 3 + 1
+* 0xD1 : Slot(s) 4 + 3 + 1
−* 0xe1 : Slot(s) 4 + 3 + 2
+* 0xE1 : Slot(s) 4 + 3 + 2
−* 0xf1 : Slot(s) 4 + 3 + 2 + 1
+* 0xF1 : Slot(s) 4 + 3 + 2 + 1
−* 0x_e : Auto Center
+* 0x_E : Auto Center
The type of effect is encoded in the second byte of the out-port write, with specific settings for the effect in the further bytes.
The type of effect is encoded in the second byte of the out-port write, with specific settings for the effect in the further bytes.
+; AutoCenter
+: Byte 2 - 0x0D
+: Byte 3 - Proportion of force anti-clockwise (0x00..0x07)
+: Byte 4 - Proportion of force clockwise (0x00..0x07)
+: Byte 5 - Force (0x00..0xFF)
+: Byte 6 & 7 - 0x00
−; Constant Force
−: Byte 2 - 0x10
−: Byte 3 - Force Clockwise and Anticlock (0x00..0xFF, 00x00 is to right, 0x80 is zero force, 0xFF is to left)
−: Byte 4..7 - set 0x00
−; Auto/Anti Center (Complex) : This is similar to a spring force
+: Byte 2 - 0x11
+: Byte 3 - Clockwise angle, nominally on left (0x00..0xFF)
+: Byte 4 - Anti-Clockwise angle, nominally on right(0x00..0xFF)
+: Byte 5 - Proportional force, upper nymble Clockwise + lower nymble AntiClk (each 0x0..0xF)
+: Byte 6 - Reverse Direction; upper nymble Clockwise + lower nymble AntiClk (each 0x0..0x1)
+: Byte 7 - Force (0x00..0xFF)
+; Friction Force
+: Byte 2 - 0x12
+: Byte 3 - Clockwise force (0x00..0x0F)
+: Byte 4 - Clockwise Resist = 0x00, Assist = 0x01..0x0F
+: Byte 5 - Anticlock force (0x00..0x0F)
+: Byte 6 - Anticlock Resist = 0x00, Assist = 0x01..0x0F
+: Byte 7 - Unknown mistery command, pulls to center/left/right dependant on value.
+; Auto/Anti Center (Complex) : Is this any different to '0x11'?
+: Byte 2 - 0x13
+: Byte 3 - Clockwise angle, nominally on left (0x00..0xFF)
+: Byte 4 - Anti-Clockwise angle, nominally on right(0x00..0xFF)
+: Byte 5 - Proportional force, upper nymble Clockwise + lower nymble AntiClk (each 0x0..0xF)
+: Byte 6 - Reverse Direction; upper nymble Clockwise + lower nymble AntiClk (each 0x0..0x1)
+: Byte 7 - Force (0x00..0xFF)
+; De-associated : this is probably unintentional
+: Byte 2 - 0x_F
+: Byte 3, 4, 5, 6 & 7 - anything (set 0x00)
+==Testing==
A simple Linux/Python script for testing these codes can be found [http://www.wiibrew.org/w/images/a/ac/Autocenter.zip here]. --[[User:Mungewell|Mungewell]] 17:14, 8 September 2010 (CEST)
A simple Linux/Python script for testing these codes can be found [http://www.wiibrew.org/w/images/a/ac/Autocenter.zip here]. --[[User:Mungewell|Mungewell]] 17:14, 8 September 2010 (CEST)
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