Logitech Wingman - Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals

This may help; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tj4CXixMYIQ

In windows, go to your control panel in settings. In there, there should be a link for 'game controllers' or similar. Make sure your joystick is plugged in. When the settings start, you should see the joystick mentioned. Click this and then calibrate it from there. Don't forget to save before leaving.

Hello there Usually these JS automatically calibrate when intalled, but...some like olders models, have problems, with sensors, or bad calibrations inside the rotor ans sensors area. for those fixes, you have to open carefully the JS and look for the sensors that usually are two optical sensors, and clean good, with computer air spray, sometimes that did the trick, but others, its a sensors, problem. you have to RMS the product, or use your warranty. hope these helps!

These cap screws thread into the basket inside the hull of the WingMan. This basket holds the mechanical parts and the potentiometers. If you wish to take a look on the interior of the hull (or case), it's better to open below; the bottom plate is secured by 5 Phillips screws located in the middle of the cushioning rings - except one of them, located nearby. Be careful.

If the driver doesn't remedy your issue try using the compatability run as in the properties tab. Run in Win-XP in any format you like.

Please go to this link: http://www.logitech.com/en-us/support/extreme-3d-pro?osid=13&bit=32 and download the soft ware for driver

From my experience,yes but I can't find any drivers online, FFB works with the windows generic driver :)

No usually you do not need a driver to make it work.The default usb drivers will work.Logitech does have a exe program for this model joystick also.Which has some nice features.

HelloNew egg.com has them.Or any radio shack or staples supply store.

You can donwload driver HERE.

Good Luck, Jopica123

The drivers were made to work on XP, but I think I found one that may work on Vista for the steering wheel.
http://www.opendrivers.com/driver/240041/logitech-wingman-series-joystick-driver-5.01.256-windows-xp-vista-free-download.html
Now I am not sure whether it will work or not, there are alot of complaints for the wheel's pedals not working for games, but all the buttons working. Go into the control panel and look for the menu for controllers and input devices. Make sure all the settings are correct.

Disconnect the hardware and reconnect it and reinstall the drivers again.this should solve the problem

theres a few sites that offer a custom program to better adjust those joysticks with better settings ,do a quick google and see what you can find

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Go to Control Panel, click on "Game Controllers", or however you get to your joystick settings. Hold down the "Ctrl" (control key) and the "Shift" key together - at the same time, then click your mouse on the "Properties". This should take you to a different calibration screen that you would get to without holding the two keys together.

IMPORTANT - Click on the "Test" tab first. If you go to the settings tab first, it likely will not work. Without doing anything else after clicking on the "Test" tab, next click on the "Settings" tab. Then click on the "Calibrate" button below. Click "next". Click the thumb button on the left side of the joystick which should bring you to another screen. Then follow the prompts......* On the "axis calibration", move your joystick in full circles, making sure the "+" symbol moves around the far margins of the square. After a few complete circles, click the "next" button with your mouse.* On the next screen, click the left button on the joystick again, which should bring you to the next screen. Move the throttle lever back and forth a few times. Then click "next" again.* On the "Z rotation screen", move the joystick to the left and right (rotate it) a few times. Then click "next" and then "finish" then "ok".

Please check the bellow links to read the article for the tutorial:-

http://forums.bf2s.com/viewtopic.php?id=81419

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it should say on the item itself,. look for the little inscribed box and read it...
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yes you trouble shoot it under computer go under saystem propertys then go to device manager ok now you will a yellow mark on your game pad right click it then trouble shoot it.

Highly unlikely.It is not a Sony licensed product and Logitech often causes more problems with all systems.I worked on Nintendos and Sony PS2's and know for a fact that there are no other items which are licensed by either.To get the official licensing,they have to pay a fee in order to build to the exact specifications required by both.Since they do not,they are not allowed to use the exact voltages,size of controller inputs,and many other things which really should be exact.I saw at least one unlicensed product such as this cause problems every day for 3 years straight.Stick with the game console name brand products and you will be much better off.Good luck,Greg

try downloading a program called xpadder. click here for xpadder.
you can then configure any keyboard or mouse control to the logitech wingman. Thanks, Midwest-tek