Logitech EX problem

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Hi everyone,

I have this wheel
logitech-driving-force-ex.jpg


And the wheel doesn't seem to align itself properly when the game starts. Its alligned on the ps3 menu but when I start the game it just turns very slightly to the right. It´s a older version (it was for ps2) and it has 2 connectors (ps2 port and USB). I just plug the usb and It worked with other games but with gt5 and gt5 prologue its always disaligned.

Sorry for the bad english.

Thanks for help 👍
 
Happens the same with my G27, on PC and in the PS3 main menu it's perfectly centered but after the initial calibration when I start GT5 the wheel points a bit right.
Not a big problem in my case, the wheel works great... maybe it's just a problem with GT5 dead zone setting
 
Hi :) Yeah, mine sets up slightly off-centre when the game boots up

Just get to the main menu, give your wheel a full movement left then right, then centre it correctly

You won't have any problems in-game once you've done that

You have to do it every time you boot GT5 though, but its a very quick process

How much science there is in what I do is debatable, but it seems to work for me
 
Hi :) Yeah, mine sets up slightly off-centre when the game boots up

Just get to the main menu, give your wheel a full movement left then right, then centre it correctly

You won't have any problems in-game once you've done that

You have to do it every time you boot GT5 though, but its a very quick process

How much science there is in what I do is debatable, but it seems to work for me

I do this and it works for me. I have the Driving Force Wireless, which is probably one generation newer than the OP's. I pause in a A-Spec race, go full left, full right, and let it come back to center, then continue. Sometimes it goes off center if I spin out or do an accidental drift. I can do this online in a free run if there are no other cars around me, but once the race starts and the wheel goes off center, I am pretty much hosed.
 
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