Logitech RS50 | Settings and tips

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tonidavid5
Is there any default button mapping sheet/card/pic available for the RS50 wheel/hub? I can't find them anywhere.
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Thanks for replying. That list I saw in the wheel setup guide pdf. I was in fact asking for default button bindings for specific games (i.e. GT7). Thrustmaster had them for my previous T248 wheel and other models, which I save digitally and are handy whenever I go back to a game after some time.
I know I can look it up in-game once I have my rig setup (I received the system yesterday) although I understand it'll be recognised as some other Logitech wheel by GT7 (G Pro?) in the menus unless the latest 1.66 update brought a particular entry for the RS50.
 
tonidavid5
Is there any default button mapping sheet/card/pic available for the RS50 wheel/hub? I can't find them anywhere.
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Perhaps this is worth something… It’s the default PS button mapping
(screen-grab from the RS50 bundle product page).
 

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tonidavid5
I'm looking for something like this for the RS50 and GT7...
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Not sure if it's what your looking for, but in the wheel/controller MENU(in GT7) under the Logitech G Pro wheel option, you'll have this kinda image whit the default buttons

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RogerSmith82
Not sure if it's what your looking for, but in the wheel/controller MENU(in GT7) under the Logitech G Pro wheel option, you'll have this kinda image whit the default buttons

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Not quite, but thanks anyway. I was expecting to see default bindings for, say, overtake button, handbrake, flash beam lights, change view, which of the adjustment dials allow me to browse through the different in-race settings mappings (BB, TC, FM, weather, ..), etc. I'll have a look this evening if manage some racing time as I left the rig ready late last night.
 
@tinker thanks ! I'm having a blast!! This is night and day, a whole new world of feedback and sensations! Barely 3 hours in, with plenty of stoppages for fine tuning seat/wheel position (I have a foldable Playseat Challenge with some Retec3D reinforcements) and I now really feel the weight transfer of the cars, the kerbs, how the tires give me information when reaching the limits, info I imagined was there but never could feel with the entry level T248. Amazing! 😁
However, the LC break pedal is going to take some time getting used to it. I need to rebuild the muscle memory, now in terms of pressure levels, rather than travel of the pedal, to gain consistency. Man, 75kg is more than enough. I've set it initially to around 45% (35kg), otherwise I wouldn't be able to manage that threshold from around 80% brake level to full 100%.
Loving every bit of this piece of equipment so far! I hope to improve both my fun times and my lap times 😅
 
Is anybody else having issues on their RS50 with the rotary encoders delayed when selecting modes in the HUD on GT7?

Whenever I am in the middle of a race and need to change from BB to TC or mini map 1 or 2 clicks away, there is a big delay on screen in the response to the dial movements. This results in being at the wrong mode , or dialling the wrong setting, in the HUD or sometimes 1 click does not move the HUD mode at as if the rotating click is not registering on screen. I find its very "sticky" and erratic.

However if I use the encoder dials elsewhere like when using it for the base settings, the encoder work fine.
 
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Is anybody else having issues on their RS50 with the rotary encoders delayed when selecting modes in the HUD on GT7?

Whenever I am in the middle of a race and need to change from BB to TC or mini map 1 or 2 clicks away, there is a big delay on screen in the response to the dial movements. This results in being at the wrong mode , or dialling the wrong setting, in the HUD or sometimes 1 click does not move the HUD mode at as if the rotating click is not registering on screen. I find its very "sticky" and erratic.

However if I use the encoder dials elsewhere like when using it for the base settings, the encoder work fine.
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Yes I have the same issue and it does seem to be a GT7 issue as that is the only place I can replicate it. Been waiting to see if @LOGI_Rich has anything to say because it has been asked once before
 
Same, and then end up turning it too much and overshoot what I wanted to select. The rotary dials also spin almost too freely, I wish there was more resistance with each click. Would make it easier to make fine adjustments in the middle or a race.

Otherwise, driving feels excellent and am really enjoying it.

All it’s missing is adding gear change effect to TF and it would be close to perfect for me.
 
It's been an issue in GT since it launched. Polyphony have made improvements since then, but I can't make any representations on their behalf as to whether they will continue to address it.
 
black300zx
Same, and then end up turning it too much and overshoot what I wanted to select. The rotary dials also spin almost too freely, I wish there was more resistance with each click. Would make it easier to make fine adjustments in the middle or a race.

Otherwise, driving feels excellent and am really enjoying it.

All it’s missing is adding gear change effect to TF and it would be close to perfect for me.
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I agree, this wheel is great as well as the RS pedals. The encoders issue is a bit of an annoyance that hopefully PD sorts out.
 
I recall that the encoder even on my G29 gave trouble in GT7 and Sport.
I though find at times that a harsh feedback jerk or my fingers can accidentally activate the encoder and change a setting.
That’s on the RS hub, any complaints like this from users with the original Pro wheel?
 

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