jusdisgi

There are paddles on the wheel, but they appear to be analog inputs. When I press them in the test screen, the crosshair on the "axis" field moves up and down. Pressing the pedals does not move the crosshairs. Thanks for your help though.

Thanks so much for the response; with your help I found out a lot more than I knew before. You were correct that ES was polling buttons on the wheel rather than the pedals. I can now fast-forward, rewind, and pause/play from three of the wheel buttons...which of course does not help. Oddly, in the device test screen the pedals don't do anything at all. There are 12 buttons listed, and there are ten on the wheel, each of which light up one of the buttons in the test screen...but pressing the pedals doesn't make the other two light up. Neither does anything else. So, obviously it's not a problem with ES; Windows isn't seeing them. That seems very strange to me; I've never used the wheel on a PC before, but it works just fine on my playstation 2. Thanks again for your help; at least now I know what's wrong. If anyone has any ideas why Windows wouldn't see the pedals, I'd love to hear.

Hello. I have a logitech driving force usb steering wheel and pedals combo. The ES website acts like it should just be plug and play, but I'm having trouble. It's plugged in and was autoconfigured by windows, and in ES I chose usb1 and 2-button, then clicked on the footpedal setup wizard, which tells me to push the rewind pedal...but when I do, nothing happens. If I try usb2 instead it won't even bring up the wizard (says there's nothing there). Does anybody know what I might be doing wrong? Thanks