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The Force Feedback configuration is sent continuously over the wireless link, which takes the form of a 31 byte payload. The wheel is capable of supporting 4 simultaneous effects, plus an additional auto-center effect. The various effects are upload into 'slots', the format is as follows:
The Force Feedback configuration is sent continuously over the wireless link, which takes the form of a 31 byte payload. The wheel is capable of supporting 4 simultaneous effects, plus an additional auto-center effect. The various effects are upload into 'slots', the format is as follows:
−: Bytes 1..4 - Unknown
+: Bytes 1..2 - Negotiated SubChannel Address
+: Bytes 3..4 - Unknown
: Bytes 5..10 - Effect Slot 1
: Bytes 5..10 - Effect Slot 1
: Bytes 11..16 - Effect Slot 2
: Bytes 11..16 - Effect Slot 2
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: Bytes 23..28 - Effect Slot 4
: Bytes 23..28 - Effect Slot 4
: Bytes 29..30 - Auto Center
: Bytes 29..30 - Auto Center
−: Bytes 31.. - Unknown
+: Byte 31 - Unknown, Checksum?
The selected slot for an effect is encoded into the 1st byte of the OUT-Endpoint write. Multiple effects can be active at any time, but it is unknown how multiple forces are rationalized by the wheel.
The selected slot for an effect is encoded into the 1st byte of the OUT-Endpoint write. Multiple effects can be active at any time, but it is unknown how multiple forces are rationalized by the wheel.