I have a Logitec Driving Force GT, was wondering since the pedals have a simple 7 pin D-sub connector...could you wire pedals from a different wheel that had a clutch to a D-sub connector and make it work?? Hmmmmm???



MadDogRhody

If you have 'em, why don't you try? I think it's possible, if it has same connector and same number of wires (pins).

Hi thanks for the reply..

No what I mean is I would goto Radio Shack and buy a mini D-sub connector
and if I knew the wiring scheme put that connector on the pedals with the clutch and try it.

Wonder if there is an adapter? Hmmm....

this is going to end well.

Quote from rhodyracing :

Hi thanks for the reply..

No what I mean is I would goto Radio Shack and buy a mini D-sub connector
and if I knew the wiring scheme put that connector on the pedals with the clutch and try it.

Wonder if there is an adapter? Hmmm....

I wouldn't touch the wires... I can't help you with that...

Quote from dadge :

this is going to end well.

Ya that's real Positive and Helpful!

DFGT firmware and driver are made for 2 pedals.
I don't think it would work at all, DX won't recognise the third pedal (supossing you don't broke something in the chip).

the drivers were made for two pedals. can you recode the drivers for 3 pedals or maybe write a new driver for the third pedal?
pedal set
usb convertor helpful?
now for the positive. DON'T BUTCHER A PERFECTLY GOOD PEDAL SET.
even just buy the convertor and another set of DFGT pedals.

Thanks point well taken, I wont be hacking, or cutting any wires!

Looks like the simplest way, is to connect the RGT to USB port assign
those pedals in LFS.


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