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Logitech USB steering wheel (view source)
Revision as of 04:01, 19 November 2010
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[[File:Logitech_wheel.jpg|240px|right|Logitech Wheel and Dongle, with optional BusPirate]]
[[File:Logitech_wheel.jpg|240px|right|Logitech Wheel and Dongle, with optional BusPirate]]
−The Logitech Speed Force Wireless Wheel system uses a USB dongle to connect to the wheel using a propriatory 2.4GHz wireless link. The wheel is intended to sit on one's lap and is powered by a 'wall wart'. The wheel has a 270 degree 'swing', has D pad, 7 buttons and 2 analogue paddles on the rear of the wheel.
+The Logitech Speed Force Wireless Wheel system uses a USB dongle to connect to the wheel using a propriatory 2.4GHz wireless link. The wheel is intended to sit on one's lap and is powered by a 'wall wart'. The wheel has a 270 degree 'swing', has D pad plus 7 buttons on the front and 2 analogue paddles on the rear of the wheel for brake and accelerator.
Supported games are (reputed to be):
Supported games are (reputed to be):
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* Need for Speed Undercover
* Need for Speed Undercover
−This wheel is currently (Sept 2010) on clearance for less than $10, an obvious attraction to the hard-core hacker. This page describes the protocol to assist in making this wheel work with other systems. This wheel is extremely similar to the PS2/PS3 Driving Force Wireless wheel, so the information is expected to apply to that too...
+This wheel is currently (Sept 2010) on clearance for less than $10, an obvious attraction to the hard-core hacker. This wheel is extremely similar to the PS2/PS3 Driving Force Wireless wheel, so the information is expected to apply to that too.
==Hardware==
==Hardware==