Logitech RS50 | Settings and tips

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Has anyone else found the side dials to be a pain to manage mid race? Would love if one permanently did TC and the other fuel mix, or one just one was aways was Fuel and the other was changeable mid race. Has anyone had any success with that? Any other tips with custom button mapping?
 
In GT7 there's no way to remap the dials themselves, unfortunately. The functions that are on the dials can be mapped elsewhere, but that's about all you can do.
 
Has anyone else found the side dials to be a pain to manage mid race? Would love if one permanently did TC and the other fuel mix, or one just one was aways was Fuel and the other was changeable mid race. Has anyone had any success with that? Any other tips with custom button mapping?
i find at times to adjust TC by 1, then suddenly spin out and see that it changed to zero, or I adjust brake bias and it keeps changing after. I now adjust and turn screen to the radar
 
Has anyone else found the side dials to be a pain to manage mid race? Would love if one permanently did TC and the other fuel mix, or one just one was aways was Fuel and the other was changeable mid race. Has anyone had any success with that? Any other tips with custom button mapping?

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.

It is indeed a pain in the ass, as you can see from previous messages in this thread.

According to @LOGI_Rich this falls on PD.

However, I haven't owned other wheel brands (not even the G pro) with rotary dials to see if theirs behave more snappy or suffer from the same lag as the RS50 ones.
 
Oh no, the issue that used to happen was that the game didn’t pick up every click, so we addressed this by ensuring every click got picked up. We maybe went a bit too far with that, so the next firmware update will make the rotaries more sprightly.
 
Oh no, the issue that used to happen was that the game didn’t pick up every click, so we addressed this by ensuring every click got picked up. We maybe went a bit too far with that, so the next firmware update will make the rotaries more sprightly.


The issue, as I experience it, is lag. You turn the rotary and see nothing adjusted on screen (e.g. TC), so if you keep dialing it while trying to keep you focus on the actual race, all of a sudden, when the input is transferred on screen, you usually end up with a higher setting than desired,e.g. TC4 instead of TC1.
So I have to slooowly (too slowly for what should be a muscle memory adjustment) dial the rotary to make sure I don't overshoot the desired setting.

My clicks are recorded, but they lag on screen.
 
Oh no, the issue that used to happen was that the game didn’t pick up every click, so we addressed this by ensuring every click got picked up. We maybe went a bit too far with that, so the next firmware update will make the rotaries more sprightly.
I think that cure is worse than the disease - it's better to have some unregistered clicks and see the effect instantly than current solution, I believe. Maybe with the new firmware you could give users some settings to decide?
 
You see, you say that, but we had endless amounts of people complaining about missed clicks 🙂

No adjustability needed: the next firmware will tune it better.

For now, the trick is to count your clicks. You should never be adjusting things more than a a couple of clicks at a time usually.
 
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So after 3 years with my trusty G29 with truebrake mod I finally bit the bullet yesterday and ordered the RS50.

Was hoping it would be available to pick up yesterday (Saturday) but its looking more than likely it will be tomorrow. Which kinda sucks because I was looking forward to getting some practice with it today.

I noticed in the button mapping settings that there is no option for the RS50. I'm led to believe that you need to do it through the GPro section.

Also is there anything else I need to know about setting it up?
 
After a bit of a mission to get it on my stand (drill new holes, trip to hardware store for extra washers) I've finally got it going.

I can see it's going to take me a bit to fine tune, which is a bit difficult because I usually race in VR so testing on the flat screen again sucks.
 
@LOGI_Rich quick question for you ... how do we know when there's a new FW available for the RS50 system?

Do we always have to connect the wheel to GH Hub (I'm o a Mac) just to find out? Are all FW releases tied to new versions of the G Hub app itself, so we have to go check if there's a new FW for our wheel in the release notes of the G hub installed version?

Thanks in advance!
 
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Yes, currently FW updates are tied to G HUB releases. They're always noted in the release notes of G HUB though, so you can quickly see there if there's anything that applies to the wheel. Just click the version number in the Updates section of G HUB settings and you'll get the release notes - example for 2026.1:
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@LOGI_Rich is there a way to be notified of releases so we can check the notes? Or are they always around a certain time of the month?

Also, as another person mentioned, when you go to the Controller settings in GT7 you can see the G923 and Pro Wheel configurations, but not the RS50 wheel. Has Logitech been working with Polyphony at all to get that added? Should we map against the Pro Wheel if we want to make a change to a "similar" button?
 
There's no notification process outside of being on a PC and having G HUB installed. G HUB releases are on an approximately 6 week cadence at the moment and you can always check release notes for each version on the downloads page. Just click the Show All Downloads to see all previous versions.

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Polyphony have all they need to integrate specific support for the RS50, but I don't have a timescale for when that might happen. The Pro Wheel settings work for now.
 
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