User manual THRUSTMASTER RUN'N' DRIVE WIRELESS 3-IN-1 RUMBLE FORCE

[. . . ] Set your receiver’s USB selector to the “PS3” position. PLAYSTATION® 3 MODE “AUTOMATIC PRESET” CONFIGURATION - PLAYSTATION® 3 PS3 mode Red HOME button Here: • • • “Optical wheel” associated with “Left/Right” direction on left mini-stick “Right trigger” associated with progressive “R2” button “Left trigger” associated with progressive “L2” button USING THE “HOME” BUTTON (6) Your gamepad’s “HOME” button allows you to exit games, access menus and directly switch off your PlayStation®3 system. IMPORTANT NOTES FOR PLAYSTATION® 3 - The USB selector on your receiver (11) must always be set to “PS3” before connecting the receiver. - In “1 Player” mode: If your official gamepad is powered on, you must switch it to “gamepad port 2” in order for your “Run’N’ Drive” gamepad to be functional. [. . . ] 7/14 PROGRAMMING THE OPTICAL WHEEL AND TRIGGERS The 2 directions of the optical wheel and the 2 progressive triggers can be programmed using the MAPPING button (7). € Examples of possible applications: Programming a button, direction of a mini-stick or of the D-Pad: - onto the “up” or “down” direction of the optical wheel - onto the “right trigger” or “left trigger” • Steps 1 2 3 4 Programming procedure on optical wheel and triggers: Action Enable “MANUAL PRESET” (8) by pressing the button. Raise or lower the direction on the optical wheel or press the trigger onto which you wish to place your function. PRESET button color Lit up green Lit up red Flashes red Lit up green Your “MANUAL PRESET” is now enabled and up to date (with your programming applied to the optical wheel or triggers) SWITCHING BUTTONS/MINI-STICKS/D-PAD All progressive buttons (on PS2 and PS3) or digital buttons (on PC), as well as directions of the ministicks and of the D-Pad can be switched using the MAPPING button (7). € Examples of possible applications: - Switch buttons between themselves - Switch the 2 mini-sticks (in this case, you will to have to map the 4 directions of the first mini-stick to the 4 directions of the second mini-stick) - Switch the D-Pad with a mini-stick (in this case, you will have to map the 4 D-Pad directions to the 4 directions of the mini-stick in question). € Procedure for switching buttons, mini-sticks and D-Pad - Does not work for the triggers. - Works for the optical wheel but only on PC and in “7 axes” mode. Press and release the button or direction onto which you wish to place your function. PRESET button color Lit up green Lit up red Flashes red Lit up green Your “MANUAL PRESET” is now enabled and up to date (with the 2 functions switched). 8/14 EEPROM MEMORY • Your gamepad features an internal chip which saves all of your “MANUAL PRESET” programming (even when the gamepad is switched off or disconnected for a long period of time). € You can save a different “MANUAL PRESET” for each platform used: PlayStation® 1, PlayStation® 2, PlayStation® 3, PC 4 Axes and PC 7 Axes TO ERASE YOUR “MANUAL PRESET” PRESET button color 1 Enable your “MANUAL PRESET” (8). Lit up green Flashes green 2 2 Press and hold the MAPPING button (7) for 2 seconds. Seconds Your “MANUAL PRESET” is now clear (and once again identical to the “AUTOMATIC PRESET”). Action RETURNING TO “FACTORY SETTINGS” You can erase all of your programming or settings: Action MAPPING button color Press the MAPPING + SELECT + START buttons Flashes blue 5 seconds simultaneously All of your “MANUAL PRESETS” (= PC + PS2 + PS3) or settings are now clear. Note: this procedure will completely restart your gamepad (on PC, we therefore recommend that you do this outside of games). 1 Steps POSSIBLE USES IN GAMES The optical wheel (thanks to its technology and degree of rotation greater than that of any mini-stick) offers unparalleled precision and stability in all types of games: racing (ultra-precise steering), flying (rudder), action and FPS (progressive zoom), sports (measured shot, strength of hit), etc. The triggers (thanks to their progressive action and range of mechanical travel greater than that of any button) offer extremely precise control in all types of games: racing (progressive and independent acceleration and braking, handbrake), action and FPS (rate of fire, lateral movement), sports (measured pass or shot, strength of hit or jump, running speed), etc. SOME EXAMPLES AND TIPS: - There are numerous configuration possibilities, depending on the game you are playing. - In certain games (racing type), do not hesitate to test out the 2 sensitivity modes for your optical wheel (Normal or High) in order to optimize its precision and responsiveness. 9/14 DIFFERENT EXAMPLES ACCORDING TO TYPE OF GAME Action/Adventure (“Car” mode) Action/Adventure (“On foot” mode) Sports (“Ball game” type) Sports (“Golf” type) Car racing (“Simulation” type) Car racing (“Arcade/Rally” type) Flying (“Simulation” type) Flying (“Arcade/Action” type) 10/14 USING MORE THAN ONE “Run’N’ Drive Wireless” GAMEPAD AT THE SAME TIME (in Multiplayer mode) You can use up to 4 “Run’N’ Drive Wireless” gamepads at the same time (in multiplayer mode). Channel detection is carried out automatically In case of error or to force the connection: press the CONNECT button on the receiver and simultaneously press the L2 + R2 + MAPPING buttons on your gamepad. TROUBLESHOOTING AND WARNINGS • My gamepad doesn’t function correctly or seems improperly calibrated: - In the event of malfunction due to electrostatic emission, exit the game, switch off your gamepad and disconnect the receiver from your console or your PC. [. . . ] Windows® and Windows® XP are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or in other countries. All other trademarks and brand names are hereby acknowledged and are the property of their respective owners. Contents, designs and specifications are subject to change without notice and may vary from one country to another. 13/14 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION RECOMMENDATION At the end of its working life, this product should not be disposed of with standard household waste, but rather dropped off at a collection point for the disposal of Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) for recycling. [. . . ]