Logitech RS50 SYSTEM/BASE Guide D'installation page 23

Compatibility Mode
On PC especially, some racing titles won't recognise the RS50 automatically When this occurs you can usually reconfigure the controls
of the game and assign the RS50 so that it works, but in some titles you may find it easier to enable the PRO Wheel compatibility
mode Some titles on console will also not recognise the wheel unless it is in Pro Wheel compatibility mode
When you choose the PRO Wheel option in the compatibility mode the wheel will restart and appear to the PC/console as if it is
the ≈PRO Wheel Those games which have native support for the PRO Wheel will therefore automatically set the wheel up so that
it works (it's also essential that you have a compatible set of pedals attached to the wheel)
NOTE: when in PRO mode on PC, G HUB will show the ability to set the Strength of the wheel to 11Nm as that is the maximum capability of that wheel If you set that then you will just set the RS50's
Strength to 8Nm as there is of course no way to deliver more than the 8Nm maximum torque that the RS50 is capable of
Platform
By default, your RS50 will always prompt you to choose which platform you wish to use when you power it on If you wish to stop
this from happening then you can force the wheel to always start in one mode (for example, you only play on PC) The Platform setting
has a number of options:
• On Startup (default)
• Consoles (these will change, depending on which version of the RS50 and attached steering wheels you own)
• PC
Simply select the choice that you wish and the next time the wheel is powered on it will choose that option for you automatically
Firmware
Allows you to view the current firmware versions of the Main and Drive aspects of the RS50, as well as any attached peripherals
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