EDIT: nvm you did use the PS/2 - how did you know the pin outs would match? I'm looking at the TS-XW PCB for the wheel and the 6 wires aren't labeled. wait did I miss the part where you removed the coiled cable in the steering column? I've watched this and part II and just realized you didnt leverage the PS/2 in the column that existed. This was VERY smart haha. bc you didn't test i was waiting for this to fry watching between my fingers but then it hit me - you bypassed the TM PCB entirely. I wanted to use the OEM wheel occasionally still so I spent all day going through the pin out to ensure I hadn't mixed any ground pins etc. Did you have trouble removing the coil? and have you experienced any delayed errors? I was nervous the software would recognize a substantial change and lock up on me. thanks for all your work! this is truly some great content
I watched your videos a lot of times as a tutorial, you did really a great work. I'm going to do my personal wheel but for ps4. Great job and waiting for next tutorial :)
these are part of my quick release mod (th-cam.com/video/ll4yg3jt8_0/w-d-xo.html), if you want just the parts holding ps2 connector write me an email: petermakesthings@gmail.com
Hi Peter! Would you be so kind to share a link for the DIN connector holder only? (please, please, please). It's the split part shown at 13:00 of this video. Thanks in advance!
thanks for your wiring pic, i take a look of my PXN V10 it has an identical wiring like this one, except it use aa 8 pin connector but still only use 5 wires only like thrustmaster, and i guess the blue wire and green wire are switched in v10(maybe) because there is no blue wire but green
Good afternoon, congratulations on the video. I have a few questions to ask: I bought a "Bentley GT3" steering wheel that has 12 buttons and 4 encoders. Does it work using that method you made in the video?
I have known this project for a long time, I bought an ATMEGA328P for a rally wheel that did not need so many buttons, but I think I will wait to see if the project is updated and if I do not put a cable, I already made one of GT3 with 4 rotarys and in total it has 22 inputs and the curly cable doesn't bother me at all ... a very clean manual. regards
if you want to emulate it as a thrustmaster wheel then you are limited to 15 buttons, theoretically you could get like 25 buttons if emulating F1 wheel in advanced mode, but I don't have a sketch for this
Mine doesn’t work,the bottom doesn’t work,but when I connect it to the wheel base,the led on broad will be on. Do I need to do something to the program?
I love the videos! I’ve been wanting to do this for a long time. I want to upgrade to your quick release but in the meantime I wanted to wire everything up and use the standard wheel adapter with p/s connection. I am having a hard time finding that stl file, could you please point me in the right direction ?
nice ! i try to do the same with a joystick control board, i don't found diagram to connect the mini din to the 5pin usb connector of the board.. should be possible any idea ?
what size exactly are the screws? the link in the read me has a selection to choose from and the description isnt very clear either I'm guessing they are #2-#6
Yeah I'll cover that in next video but it's basically as many as the recognised add-on wheel has, in this case as many as open wheel, which I think is 15, can't remember on top of my head
17 buttons are possible depending on the wheel you emulate... This number is limited by the available pins on the nano it self... Pins 12, 10 bridged to 2 and 13 are used for serial clock, serial data and latch... Analogue pins 6 and 7 are also not used. You can emulate different wheels using the first bits of each byte. 1100 is 458, 1101 is t300 standard wheel 0011 is the f1 wheel etc.
That would be a completely different sketch I'm afraid, this one emulates TM wheel for TM wheel base, you want to do the opposite - emulate the wheelbase so when you connect the wheel via usb it's recognised as gamepad in windows. I do want to make something like this for one of my future projects but don't have a working sketch yet.
there is one way I know but it isnt the best method. You could use an older phone and 3d print a wheel with its exact dimensions. I plan on doing that if I can make the buttons to work.
if you want a custom wheel connected via usb just use a button box arduino sketch, check out my universal hub v2: th-cam.com/video/Im-y_0cLBOE/w-d-xo.html
Peter, can you use the arduino and an adapter to make the TM 250 GTO wheel recognizable by the PS4 system? like a dummy board with no buttons as the vintage wheel is devoid of any buttons. Just need the wheel base to see some "electronics" on the wheel side. I have used your quick released system for 4 of my wheels. I would love to have my 5th wheel be the 250 GTO.
As far as I'm aware you should be able to, but you'd need to fit it inside the wheel somehow, I don't have 250gto so can't design it, but if you where to put it apart and send me pictures with all the dimensions measured with caliper I might be able to make something for you
Any ideas what the power rating of that connector output from the servo base is? Can it power leds or displays connected to it without running additional USB power?
@@petermakesthings7342 thanks. Yes, just saw the news. [edit: ooof, $350 for just the wheel] It's not compatible with t500rs. I wonder if that's a clue of how much power the bases can deliver.
@@petermakesthings7342 Looks like they have a new firmware to support the wheel which might mean allowing more power to the connector. With the chance of breaking it, I might give a chance powering my display and mcu directly from the connector!
Hello Peter, do you know, how connect a DIY-Shifter to the Thrustmaster Wheelbase (Shifter Socket)??? This DIY-Wheel with arduino-board is not working with the shifter socket on the wheelbase!!! Hopefully get some answers here... Bye
I understand this would be for a 3rd party shifter to work with thrustmaster wheelbase? no idea on how to do it, but it's an interesting idea to explore...
I've tried replacing the adruino and re-soldering the wires but still having problems with the buttons randomly pressing by themselves, I also tried the built-in thrustmaster wheel and it doesn't have this problem. I think the problem is not with the wheels but with the thrustmaster software, any solution?
i have the issue where some buttons are always "on" and some are always off. very annoying and idk how to fix it. the game recognizes it but nothing works as it should. i can't turn on or off the buttons.
I done this already, after the most recent update from thrustmaster the software used on the nano is having serious problems.. the t500 sketch was modified not to bit shift but it's not perfect and lacks shifters. The 458 sketch also fails to work and causes many random button presses and the t300 also causes a randomness... Their has been no solutions as yet for the TS series wheel other than to use shift registers... I have been doing a little work with the original concept auther Teras to try find a solution but the theory now is that the SPI interface on the Nano is not fast enough to satisfy the wheelbase read speed. Im interested to see how you get on here and if you come up with a solution...
Not exactly sure when it came out, i updated last week before using it on pc and my Arduino wheels went mental... While using them in game it presses random buttons when ever it feels like it... Yet all the original wheels operate fine. The closest thing we have to a fix so far is not declaring pins D0 and D1 as inputs. Calms the whole thing down but its still acting like its being reset... Long presses can cause multiple presses and button presses can activate many buttons at the same time. Ie, random gear shifts and pausing back to menus etc.
@@bryan2009 ok, so I just did 16 laps in PC2 with my TS-XW, the wheel I've been using has f458 sketch uploaded, firmware 4.00, driver 2.10.10.0 on windows 10, had absolutely no issues with buttons response etc
A lot of thanks for the great tutorial. But...this link to the blog dont works, with any conection, and i try with chrome, explorer, mozilla... Can you put the code in a drive? Thank you again
I really doubt it. The ecosystem for Thrustmaster has interchangeable wheels, so the wheels act like USB devices when connected. Logitech on the other hand is stand-alone, non interchangeable wheel. If possible, it would be a lot harder.
None, but... The sketch doesn't work with latest firmware, ie the one for tlc pedals, unfortunately I don't know a way around it apart from not updating my wheelbase
@@MR.EVERLOST I didn't update my TM wheelbase so not able to test it, and I don't really feel like trying it cause I have too many wheels using the sketch so don't want to risk it :)
Hey peter, do you have a template where i can print the thrustmaster original quickrelease for a custom wheel? Like the one found on the thrustmaster add-ons
bear in mind this code is not changing anything in the wheelbase, it's just a thrustmaster steering wheel emulator, as you could see on the vide the wheel is recognised by my TS-XW as TM Open Wheel, it's 100% safe, the only problem is that it doesn't work with latest TM firmware
@@petermakesthings7342 ah i see, have you tried the latest one from rr-m.org/blog/ ? It's for t150 but it says compatible for t300, my wheel is t300 and updated to latest firmware
@@corniel657 I'm not updating my wheelbase cause don't want to risk it :) get an arduino and ps2 connector from ebay and just try it out, if it works great
@@petermakesthings7342 so btw i've tried using the t300rs wheel firmware from rr-m.org/blog/, it didn't work, my computer acted up when i plugged the PS2 connector to the wheelbase, but the t150 one works, my arduino is recognized as "PS wheel" but for some reason i can't get any buttons to work, i don't know why, maybe it doesn't soldered correctly
@@petermakesthings7342 so yeah after some digging, i've finally resolved the issue, apparently there's some bad soldering on the arduino board, it works now, i'm using the t150 code, with the t300 wheelbase updated to the latest firmware, so yeah i can confirm it still works
I can't see the reason why it wouldn't, but it's cheap to try it, get the arduino board, PS2 connector and one button, connect it all together and plug into your wheelbase, then you'll be 100% sure:)
Hi Peter, what firmware to use with TS PC Racer ? And which what Sketch then ? Firm4.0 with TX 458 Wheel sketch should works ? I cant find a way to make my wheel recognized on my base.., Thank for all! Edit : TS PC Racer works fine with 2017_TTRS_7.exe Thrustmaster Package (Firm 6.0 + Driver 2.10.3.0) and the 458 TX Wheel Sketch !
@Peter Makes Things Hello, first of all forgive my Google translator English. 😁😁😁. I'm 3d printing my project for a Thrustmaster F1 wheel and wanted to know if this mod with Arduino can also work on xbox one consoles based on ts-xw. Also I wanted to know if you know where to find the schetch to use all 25 buttons of the F1 steering wheel. Thank you
this will work on xbox but only if you have older firmware, the latest one (after load cell pedals) makes it incompatible, as for the 25 buttons F1 wheel there's isn't a sketch that enables it (or at least I'm not aware of it)
hi Jeremy, you can email me directly (petermakesthings@gmail.com) or follow this link: docs.google.com/forms/d/1CBKF8OoQSyKytnusJMsPmYPAFV_H9wIMQkPsiphILuQ/edit
You're awesome, man. Just like McGyver, haha. I'm soon switching from T150 to a T300 and I'll be definitely trying this, I've got also a design that I'd want to use, the only issue is making it fit for a Thrustmaster wheel :p
Hello Peter, really very good tutorial, I like but please could you check your email? I send you an email about request for mini din connector holder. Thank you verry much.
It REALLY irritates me that you added stupid background music 🤬 all it does it make it HARDER to hear what you are saying 🤷♂️..we are NOT here to listen to music 🤦♂️
Can we use the trashmaster steering wheel buttons in a trashmaster steering wheel without the trashmaster steering set HELP!!
Thanks for your dedication and talent! I followed your tutorials and managed to make it work! Congratulations!!
does it still work?
EDIT: nvm you did use the PS/2 - how did you know the pin outs would match? I'm looking at the TS-XW PCB for the wheel and the 6 wires aren't labeled.
wait did I miss the part where you removed the coiled cable in the steering column? I've watched this and part II and just realized you didnt leverage the PS/2 in the column that existed. This was VERY smart haha. bc you didn't test i was waiting for this to fry watching between my fingers but then it hit me - you bypassed the TM PCB entirely. I wanted to use the OEM wheel occasionally still so I spent all day going through the pin out to ensure I hadn't mixed any ground pins etc. Did you have trouble removing the coil? and have you experienced any delayed errors? I was nervous the software would recognize a substantial change and lock up on me. thanks for all your work! this is truly some great content
I watched your videos a lot of times as a tutorial, you did really a great work. I'm going to do my personal wheel but for ps4. Great job and waiting for next tutorial :)
thanks, I'm happy the video helped you, good luck with your build!
@@petermakesthings7342 if in future I'll need some help with it can I ask to you?
@@sabribenromdhane9100 sure, write me an email petermakesthings@gmail.com
Do the buttons work on ps4
@Sabri Ben Romdhane did it work for you on ps4?
Can't wait for the next part!!! Damn... Now I should have to start soldering!!!!
It's really much easier than you'd think, and like I said in the video - it doesn't need to look nice as long as it works :)
Awesome video. Very informative. Thanks
Nice tutorial. Do you have the splitted din holder 3d print files available somewhere?
hello and congratulations for the tutorial.You can tell me where I can retrieve those 2 small pieces where to insert in cable and then screw it? 13:08
these are part of my quick release mod (th-cam.com/video/ll4yg3jt8_0/w-d-xo.html), if you want just the parts holding ps2 connector write me an email: petermakesthings@gmail.com
I sent you the e-mail thank you
Amazing video, I had those PS connectors and I was wondering how to solder them to the wires 😀
Hi Peter! Would you be so kind to share a link for the DIN connector holder only? (please, please, please). It's the split part shown at 13:00 of this video. Thanks in advance!
No problem if I have to buy for reasonable price
@@narmoza2894 please send me an email: petermakesthings@gmail.com
thanks for your wiring pic, i take a look of my PXN V10 it has an identical wiring like this one, except it use aa 8 pin connector but still only use 5 wires only like thrustmaster, and i guess the blue wire and green wire are switched in v10(maybe) because there is no blue wire but green
It works with every thrustmaster wheel or just with tmx???
Can you share the TM adapter 3D cad model?
do u know any way to make a thrustmaster steering wheel usb ?
Hi , where i can find the scheck?
Good afternoon, congratulations on the video.
I have a few questions to ask:
I bought a "Bentley GT3" steering wheel that has 12 buttons and 4 encoders. Does it work using that method you made in the video?
hi everyone. i can to replace the stock motor of trustmaster t150, with a brushless motor?? or with the ESC brushless motor...
Very Nice ! It’s ok with TSPC Racer ? Thks you :)
Yup, I use it with ts-xw (which is basically the same base) and it works perfectly fine
Peter Makes Things Thank you so much ! :D
Do you know of any PS/2 connectors with a 7pin rc female on it?
do we have to have the pins connected to the base so the wheel works
could you also make a diy shifter in this way with a arduino?
Yes please do.
I have known this project for a long time, I bought an ATMEGA328P for a rally wheel that did not need so many buttons, but I think I will wait to see if the project is updated and if I do not put a cable, I already made one of GT3 with 4 rotarys and in total it has 22 inputs and the curly cable doesn't bother me at all ... a very clean manual. regards
if the cable doesn't annoy you then I guess it's a good solution, but for me is just ease of use, simply put in the wheel and you're good to go
you mean ardunio uno atmrga328P
is it possible to add more buttons ?
like endcoders and switches
if you want to emulate it as a thrustmaster wheel then you are limited to 15 buttons, theoretically you could get like 25 buttons if emulating F1 wheel in advanced mode, but I don't have a sketch for this
Mine doesn’t work,the bottom doesn’t work,but when I connect it to the wheel base,the led on broad will be on. Do I need to do something to the program?
I contacted you about TM base and f1 wheel adapters but you haven't replied. Wanting to buy those. Thanks
I love the videos! I’ve been wanting to do this for a long time. I want to upgrade to your quick release but in the meantime I wanted to wire everything up and use the standard wheel adapter with p/s connection. I am having a hard time finding that stl file, could you please point me in the right direction ?
nice ! i try to do the same with a joystick control board, i don't found diagram to connect the mini din to the 5pin usb connector of the board.. should be possible any idea ?
Hey Peter I have a quick question for you, does this work with a playstation 4 wheel? Thanks a lot great video
Hey so this works with ps4? Basically just recognizes the steering wheel as an add on steering wheel?
Hi! Can you upload the STL file from the mini din 6 pin connector? I can’t find it on internet😭 thanks!
any randomly button pressing issue?
yes I have experienced this for a while, for the previous 2 years it was used fine, any updates?
what size exactly are the screws? the link in the read me has a selection to choose from and the description isnt very clear either I'm guessing they are #2-#6
would the rim work for console if i have a compatible base
That’s what I’m wondering as well
Yes, if the wheelbase works with console this will as well
Thanks
Maybe I am anticipating a topic of the next parts but: "How many buttons are supported in such a configuration?"
Yeah I'll cover that in next video but it's basically as many as the recognised add-on wheel has, in this case as many as open wheel, which I think is 15, can't remember on top of my head
17 buttons are possible depending on the wheel you emulate... This number is limited by the available pins on the nano it self... Pins 12, 10 bridged to 2 and 13 are used for serial clock, serial data and latch... Analogue pins 6 and 7 are also not used. You can emulate different wheels using the first bits of each byte. 1100 is 458, 1101 is t300 standard wheel 0011 is the f1 wheel etc.
@Bryan Young thanks a lot, very useful info! Is there a place where to find a list of wheels and their bits code?
Hello mate.Gongrats for your job,is amazing.
Ihave a question.
If we want to convert a trustmaster wheel(p310,r383) to usb,we follow the same method?
That would be a completely different sketch I'm afraid, this one emulates TM wheel for TM wheel base, you want to do the opposite - emulate the wheelbase so when you connect the wheel via usb it's recognised as gamepad in windows. I do want to make something like this for one of my future projects but don't have a working sketch yet.
Thanks Peter ,i'll wait for the project
Any idea if you can add shift lights using the connector? Or get telemetry display?
there is one way I know but it isnt the best method. You could use an older phone and 3d print a wheel with its exact dimensions. I plan on doing that if I can make the buttons to work.
Would it be possible to make the wheel appear as a standalone usb device?
if you want a custom wheel connected via usb just use a button box arduino sketch, check out my universal hub v2: th-cam.com/video/Im-y_0cLBOE/w-d-xo.html
Can I use the same arduino script if I have a T300 wheel base?
Will this work with xbox one
Enjoy doing projects like this but don't wanna waste money if its not going to work
Peter, can you use the arduino and an adapter to make the TM 250 GTO wheel recognizable by the PS4 system? like a dummy board with no buttons as the vintage wheel is devoid of any buttons. Just need the wheel base to see some "electronics" on the wheel side. I have used your quick released system for 4 of my wheels. I would love to have my 5th wheel be the 250 GTO.
As far as I'm aware you should be able to, but you'd need to fit it inside the wheel somehow, I don't have 250gto so can't design it, but if you where to put it apart and send me pictures with all the dimensions measured with caliper I might be able to make something for you
You connected the button to grd and d7, if I have multiple buttons what do I do
Please see part 2, all the answers are there :) th-cam.com/video/mwUQsBAkVV4/w-d-xo.html
Can I add more buttons if I just use a Pro Micro as a keyboard emulator and use the PS2 connections for power and communication with the PC?
the emulator only allows up to 17 buttons, to have more you'd need to add another arduino configured as a gamepad
Hi!
Where I can buy a good base for T300?
will this work with an old bootloader?
because when I connect Arduino board I have some kind of glitch when every button get pressed
Any ideas what the power rating of that connector output from the servo base is? Can it power leds or displays connected to it without running additional USB power?
it's 3.3v, can do few leds but I'm not sure it would handle a screen, although the new tm wheel does have a 4.3in screen so maybe...
@@petermakesthings7342 thanks. Yes, just saw the news.
[edit: ooof, $350 for just the wheel]
It's not compatible with t500rs. I wonder if that's a clue of how much power the bases can deliver.
@@petermakesthings7342 Looks like they have a new firmware to support the wheel which might mean allowing more power to the connector. With the chance of breaking it, I might give a chance powering my display and mcu directly from the connector!
Hello Peter,
do you know, how connect a DIY-Shifter to the Thrustmaster Wheelbase (Shifter Socket)???
This DIY-Wheel with arduino-board is not working with the shifter socket on the wheelbase!!!
Hopefully get some answers here...
Bye
I understand this would be for a 3rd party shifter to work with thrustmaster wheelbase? no idea on how to do it, but it's an interesting idea to explore...
I've tried replacing the adruino and re-soldering the wires but still having problems with the buttons randomly pressing by themselves, I also tried the built-in thrustmaster wheel and it doesn't have this problem. I think the problem is not with the wheels but with the thrustmaster software, any solution?
i have the issue where some buttons are always "on" and some are always off. very annoying and idk how to fix it. the game recognizes it but nothing works as it should. i can't turn on or off the buttons.
@@vidvir1492 back with arduino pro micro with usb cables, a guess thrustmasters already blocked the arduino nano sketch
@@dellibingung that sucks. Lets see if there is any other method.
I done this already, after the most recent update from thrustmaster the software used on the nano is having serious problems.. the t500 sketch was modified not to bit shift but it's not perfect and lacks shifters.
The 458 sketch also fails to work and causes many random button presses and the t300 also causes a randomness...
Their has been no solutions as yet for the TS series wheel other than to use shift registers...
I have been doing a little work with the original concept auther Teras to try find a solution but the theory now is that the SPI interface on the Nano is not fast enough to satisfy the wheelbase read speed.
Im interested to see how you get on here and if you come up with a solution...
How long ago was the update? I haven't been using my custom wheel for a couple of wks, need to test it...
Not exactly sure when it came out, i updated last week before using it on pc and my Arduino wheels went mental... While using them in game it presses random buttons when ever it feels like it... Yet all the original wheels operate fine.
The closest thing we have to a fix so far is not declaring pins D0 and D1 as inputs. Calms the whole thing down but its still acting like its being reset... Long presses can cause multiple presses and button presses can activate many buttons at the same time. Ie, random gear shifts and pausing back to menus etc.
It is a 2019 update. Speculation is to enhance compatibility with the new addons and sim hub.
@@bryan2009 ok, so I just did 16 laps in PC2 with my TS-XW, the wheel I've been using has f458 sketch uploaded, firmware 4.00, driver 2.10.10.0 on windows 10, had absolutely no issues with buttons response etc
The latest firmware for the ts series wheel is 9.00
where is the ardiuno link pls
rr-m.org/blog/
A lot of thanks for the great tutorial. But...this link to the blog dont works, with any conection, and i try with chrome, explorer, mozilla...
Can you put the code in a drive? Thank you again
Can I do somethings similar whit g29?
no idea I'm afraid
I really doubt it. The ecosystem for Thrustmaster has interchangeable wheels, so the wheels act like USB devices when connected.
Logitech on the other hand is stand-alone, non interchangeable wheel. If possible, it would be a lot harder.
Hi Peter. Do you have any problems with arduino after made this wheel? It still working?
None, but... The sketch doesn't work with latest firmware, ie the one for tlc pedals, unfortunately I don't know a way around it apart from not updating my wheelbase
Peter Makes Things there is any other option to made fully compatybile board with latest Thrustmaster firmware?
@@MR.EVERLOST it will require a fully custom pcb board, something I'm hoping to do but no time estimates yet
Peter Makes Things do you try to install latest sketch on arduino? Latest update was made on 2020, maybe it will work with latest TM firmware.
@@MR.EVERLOST I didn't update my TM wheelbase so not able to test it, and I don't really feel like trying it cause I have too many wheels using the sketch so don't want to risk it :)
Hey peter, do you have a template where i can print the thrustmaster original quickrelease for a custom wheel? Like the one found on the thrustmaster add-ons
search 'thrustmaster' on thingiverse.com, there's a bunch of different designs available
@@petermakesthings7342 thanks alot
does it have to be original arduino or can we also use cheap imitates from sites like aliexpress or banggood? they are only 3-4$
I only use the cheap chinese ones so yeah :)
Compliments
thank you
Bro why r u using the firmware for the TMX wheel? Is it safe? I'm completely blind about this arduino thing
bear in mind this code is not changing anything in the wheelbase, it's just a thrustmaster steering wheel emulator, as you could see on the vide the wheel is recognised by my TS-XW as TM Open Wheel, it's 100% safe, the only problem is that it doesn't work with latest TM firmware
@@petermakesthings7342 ah i see, have you tried the latest one from rr-m.org/blog/ ? It's for t150 but it says compatible for t300, my wheel is t300 and updated to latest firmware
@@corniel657 I'm not updating my wheelbase cause don't want to risk it :) get an arduino and ps2 connector from ebay and just try it out, if it works great
@@petermakesthings7342
so btw i've tried using the t300rs wheel firmware from rr-m.org/blog/, it didn't work, my computer acted up when i plugged the PS2 connector to the wheelbase, but the t150 one works, my arduino is recognized as "PS wheel" but for some reason i can't get any buttons to work, i don't know why, maybe it doesn't soldered correctly
@@petermakesthings7342 so yeah after some digging, i've finally resolved the issue, apparently there's some bad soldering on the arduino board, it works now, i'm using the t150 code, with the t300 wheelbase updated to the latest firmware,
so yeah i can confirm it still works
hello, but if I remove the connector from the motherboard of the tmx and convert it to PS / 2, can I put any steering wheel afterwards? thanks
I'm afraid I have no idea, don't have the wheel, check the rr-m.org/blog/ I know he converted TX RW wheel, maybe same method will work for tmx
Hi yeah I've done this with a tmx wheel I converted the connected to a rj45 and put an rj45 on the wheel base
Peter I have sent you an email about the mount for the connector
Is this compatible with consoles? (I have a ps4)
I can't see the reason why it wouldn't, but it's cheap to try it, get the arduino board, PS2 connector and one button, connect it all together and plug into your wheelbase, then you'll be 100% sure:)
@@petermakesthings7342 can't wait for part 2 of the video
Hi!
Can I use on wheel PS4 type analog stick pad at arduino board?
Acts analog like digital when is fully pressed?
Hi Peter, what firmware to use with TS PC Racer ? And which what Sketch then ? Firm4.0 with TX 458 Wheel sketch should works ? I cant find a way to make my wheel recognized on my base.., Thank for all!
Edit : TS PC Racer works fine with 2017_TTRS_7.exe Thrustmaster Package (Firm 6.0 + Driver 2.10.3.0) and the 458 TX Wheel Sketch !
Ok So answering Myself : TS PC Racer works fine with 2017_TTRS_7.exe Thrustmaster Package (Firm 6.0 + Driver 2.10.3.0) and the 458 TX Wheel Sketch !
@@coeveur942 Thank for the info, I'm still on firmware 4.0 and everything is working fine, good to know though that things are running even on 6.0
@Peter Makes Things Hello, first of all forgive my Google translator English. 😁😁😁. I'm 3d printing my project for a Thrustmaster F1 wheel and wanted to know if this mod with Arduino can also work on xbox one consoles based on ts-xw. Also I wanted to know if you know where to find the schetch to use all 25 buttons of the F1 steering wheel. Thank you
this will work on xbox but only if you have older firmware, the latest one (after load cell pedals) makes it incompatible, as for the 25 buttons F1 wheel there's isn't a sketch that enables it (or at least I'm not aware of it)
Hi,Anyone making this wheel have issues uploading the code?I have an error avrdude: ser_open(): can't open device "\\.\COM5": Access is denied.
Virgin solder vs chad crimping
Those colors don't make any sense on the original connector. Mine has a totally different pinout 😒😒
Working PS3?
That's work on t 150?
it does (see rr-m.org blog), but the quick release doesn't, so you'll have to find or design yourself a button box for the t150
Hey, where would I be able to find the files for the Thrustmaster wheel mount? Thanks!
hi Jeremy, you can email me directly (petermakesthings@gmail.com) or follow this link: docs.google.com/forms/d/1CBKF8OoQSyKytnusJMsPmYPAFV_H9wIMQkPsiphILuQ/edit
You're awesome, man. Just like McGyver, haha. I'm soon switching from T150 to a T300 and I'll be definitely trying this, I've got also a design that I'd want to use, the only issue is making it fit for a Thrustmaster wheel :p
I think it’s probably possible to make a wheel for the t150 actually
You can get adapters on eBay and I guess u could just wire electronics via usb
@@tylahrs well, I already bought a T300 and I couldn't be more happy with it tbh.
Domiii yeah I might upgrade to that, but i would rather just put in the extra money and go for a csl elite or sim-plicity dd wheel
Hello Peter, really very good tutorial, I like but please could you check your email? I send you an email about request for mini din connector holder. Thank you verry much.
It REALLY irritates me that you added stupid background music 🤬 all it does it make it HARDER to hear what you are saying 🤷♂️..we are NOT here to listen to music 🤦♂️