Step 1 Setting up the steering wheel

• Connect and start the steering wheel.
• If you are on a PC, set the rotation angle to 1080° from the Thrustmaster control panel.
• If you are on a console, manually set the rotation angle to 1080°.
• To do this, press the “Right D-PAD + MODE” buttons simultaneously to increase the angle of rotation. The base LED should flash 5 times.
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Step 2 Recalibrating the center




• Turn the steering wheel all the way to the left, as far as it will go.
• Turn the steering wheel all the way to the right, as far as it will go.
• Recenter your wheel.
• Press the buttons to recenter the steering wheel. These buttons vary depending on what model you have, but you can find out which to use here.
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Step 3 Verification
• Once the central value has been reset, the LED on your base should then briefly change color, validating the procedure.
• You can then verify whether the wheel is steering properly using the Thrustmaster Control Panel.
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