Game Input MultipleXer

Welcome Just to make sure you are not a bot, which use cases of GIMX are you interested in?

Hello,

I moved your topic to the GIMX discussion section.

Any joystick should work with GIMX as long as it is seen as a joystick by the operating system.
Currently all emulated controllers (G27, G29...) only use a button for handbrake, which means the analog function will be useless.

Please post log file as requested in forum rules: viewtopic.php?f=5&t=691
Make sure to reproduce the issue while generating the log file.

You may try. I don't think it will make a difference.

Do you use Ethernet? You may also try to run GIMX with no Ethernet since the controller is connected to the USB bus.

This file should be in the installation directory. Try reinstalling. If the file is still not present, check if your antivirus is not removing the file.

Also please post the GIMX version you are using (version number + i386 or x86_64).

Hello,

It looks good. The reviews are for other sellers.

Guide generator is on main page; https://gimx.fr/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page

Please read the capabilities and limitations section: https://gimx.fr/wiki/index.php?title=Guide&platform=ps4&connectiontype=USB&ostype=windows&device=SteeringWheel#Capabilities_and_limitations With this limitation in mind, it's kind of obvious that you need to manually adjust the wheel range using ...

Firmware doesn't really sets the clock, but peripherals like the UART are configured according to the clock.

I think original design by sparkfun uses a 16MHz oscillator for both 3.3V and 5V variants. Your board manufacturer probably used an 8Mhz oscillator to save money.