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The '''joysticktest.exe''' application can be used to observe the behavior of the driver controls. This is very useful in diagnosing a mechanical or electrical problem with a driver input, such as a sticking pedal, or a failing potentiometer, or a loose connection. The executable is located in the MiniSim desktop. Launch the application, and a window displaying the values being read by the USB port will be displayed, Figure 24. | The '''joysticktest.exe''' application can be used to observe the behavior of the driver controls. This is very useful in diagnosing a mechanical or electrical problem with a driver input, such as a sticking pedal, or a failing potentiometer, or a loose connection. The executable is located in the MiniSim desktop. Launch the application, and a window displaying the values being read by the USB port will be displayed, Figure 24. | ||
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Revision as of 17:05, 11 October 2016
The joysticktest.exe application can be used to observe the behavior of the driver controls. This is very useful in diagnosing a mechanical or electrical problem with a driver input, such as a sticking pedal, or a failing potentiometer, or a loose connection. The executable is located in the MiniSim desktop. Launch the application, and a window displaying the values being read by the USB port will be displayed, Figure 24.
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Car MiniSim (Happ Interface Board) [PHOTO] Truck MiniSim – Logitech G27 Wheel [PHOTO] Car MiniSim – Logitech G27 Wheel [PHOTO] For the ECCI Wheel: [PHOTO]
