FANATEC CSL Elite Wheel Base +, Manual

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6.3.8 FEI (Force Effect Intensity)
FEI range: OFF … 100 FEI default: 050
This parameter adjusts the intensity of force effects and can make effects more
smooth: OFF is very smooth and low noise while 100 is very sharp and direct.
Tuning this parameter can improve the feeling of the wheel depending on the
game. This can be helpful to reduce the noise level especially for bases assem-
bled to tables or rigs.
6.3.9 BRF (brake force)
BRF range: Lo/Min Hi/Max BRF default: 050
Increasing BRF value to Hi/Max means the user needs to press the brake pedal
with maximum force to achieve 100% brake input. Reducing the BRF value to
Lo/Min means the user needs to press the brake with minimum force to achieve
100% brake input.
You can either check the brake signal level on the PC* driver or you can see
it on the RevLEDs of the CSL Elite Wheel Base+ and/or the attached steering
wheel (depending on steering wheel type). To change the active value, move
the directional stick of the Fanatec
®
steering wheel up or down.
NOTE
: The BRF parameter is only available when a supported pedal
set is connected to the PEDAL port of the CSL Elite Wheel Base+. Please
read the description and/or manuals of your pedals to verify if the BRF
feature is supported. For reference, the CSL Elite Pedals LC (i.e. CSL Elite
Pedals with Loadcell Kit) support this feature.
6.3.10 MPS (Function of Multi Position Switch)
MPS: Auto; Encoder; Constant; Pulse MPS default: AUTO
In AUTO mode the steering wheel decides which mode is appropriate for the
game being played.
In Encoder mode the MPS simulates two buttons, one when you turn the MPS
left and one when you turn the MPS right.
In Constant mode, the MPS outputs a constant button signal for each position.
In PULSE Mode, the MPS outputs a specific button signal for each position
which is only sent as a single pulse when you move the switch.
*Compatibility with other platforms not tested nor endorsed by Sony Interactive Entertainment Europe.