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Connecting the Super Sports 3X
Ensure that you are running the Super Sports 3X Customizer, press and hold the buttons ‘Start’ and
‘Select’ located in centre of the wheel and connect the USB cable located on the rear of the Super
Sports 3X to your computer. When connected windows will automatically install the necessary drivers.
If the Super Sports 3X is not correctly connected the screen will remain grey prompting the connection
of the Super Sports 3X. With the Super Sports 3X correctly connected use the following sections to
begin customizing. Once you have finished customizing disconnect the USB cable from your computer.
Button Remapping
Button remapping gives you the ultimate control over the Sport Sports 3X layout by allowing you to
choose which buttons should be pressed to activate each control.
Firstly select the ‘Button Remap Tab’ to enter the button remap screen and select either the ‘Xbox 360‘
button or the ‘PS3’ button. Next drag and drop the button that you would like to assign from under
the ‘Buttons’ section to the control of your choice. Repeat the same procedure for any other buttons
you would like to remap. When you have finished remapping your buttons, select the ‘Assign Settings’
button to assign the remap to the Super Sports 3X.
Hint: When reconnected to your games system the Super Sports 3X will default to the operating
mode which you last configured unless the mode is changed by pressing and holding the ‘Mode’
button when connected.
Rumble
The Rumble setting allows you to set the level of rumble which
you feel during gaming. To do this, select either the ‘Button
Remap Tab’ or the ‘Wheel Sensitivity Tab’ to enter either section. Next set the level of rumble to
either ‘Off’, ‘Medium’ or ‘High’ by selecting the relevant button. When you have finished making your
selection, select the ‘Assign Setting’ button to assign your changes to the Super Sports 3X.
Wheel Sensitivity
Example 1 Example 2
Wheel sensitivity allows you
to remove inactive zones and
increase the wheel sensitivity
by decreasing the size of the
active zone. Depending on the
game which you are playing a
small degree of turn will be classed as being within an inactive zone. The use of an inactive zone allows
for very slight movements of a wheel or analogue stick without movement being applied in-game.
Decreasing the size of the active zone allows you to reduce the distance which the wheel needs to
travel in order to apply full lock.