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XBOX 360 WIRELESS RACING WHEEL WITH FORCE FEEDBACK
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Xbox 360 Wireless Racing Wheel with
Force Feedback
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Thanks for choosing the Xb ox 360 Wireless
Racing Whee l with Force Feedb ack. The
racing wheel provides high p erformance
through a c ombination of f orce feedback
and authent ic automotive de tails.
Your new racing wheel offers:
• 2.4-GHz wir eless technology with 9-meter
(30-foot) ra nge.
• A 10-inch s teering wheel.
• Integrated he adset port.
• Assignabl e controls (incl uding controls
normally acce ssed through th e Xbox 360
Controller).
The racing w heel is for use with the Xbox
360™ video game and entert ainment
system. To custo mize the racing wh eel’s
performan ce in a speci c game, see the
documentat ion that came wi th your game.
To enhance your experience with the racing
wheel, tr y the Xbox 360 R echargeable Batt ery
Pack and the Xbox 360 Quick C harge Kit.
The limited warranty covering this product
is containe d in the Xbox 360 Warranty
manual (Vo lume 2) and is ava ilable
online at w ww.xbox.com/suppor t.
WaRNi NG
Before usin g this product, read this
manual and the Xbox 360 cons ole
manuals f or important sa fety and health
informatio n. Keep all manual s for future
reference. For replacement m anuals, go
to www.xbox .com/support or c all Xbox
Customer Su pport (see “If You Need More
Help”).
WaRNi NG
Before usin g this product, read this
manual and the Xbox 360 cons ole
manuals f or important sa fety and health
informatio n. Keep all manual s for future
reference. For replacement m anuals, go
to www.xbox .com/support or c all Xbox
Customer Su pport (see “If You Need More
Help”).
3 Photosensit ive Seizures
3 Musculoskele tal Disorders
4 Select a Lo cation for Your Racin g
Wheel
5 Set Up Your Rac ing Wheel
12 Using Your Racin g Wheel
13 Cleaning Your Ra cing Wheel
13 Troubleshootin g
14 If You Need Mor e Help
14 Disposal o f Waste Electrica l and
Electronic E quipment
14 For Customer s in the United States
15 For Customer s in Canada
Microsoft Xbox Xbox Monaco (Racing Wheel) Manual
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Photosensi tive seizures
A very sma ll percentage of people may
experience a seizure when exp osed to
certain v isual images, in cluding ashing
lights or p atterns that may appear in
video game s. Even people wh o have
no history of seizures or epilepsy may
have an undi agnosed conditi on that can
cause thes e “photosensitiv e epileptic
seizures” while watching vi deo games.
These seiz ures may have a va riety of
symptoms, i ncluding lighthea dedness, altered
vision, eye or face twitching, jerking or shaking
of arms or legs, disorienta tion, confusion ,
or momentar y loss of aware ness. Seizures
may also c ause loss of con sciousness or
convulsion s that can lead to injury from
falling down or striking nea rby objects.
Immediately s top playing and consult a doctor
if you exper ience any of the se symptoms.
Parents shou ld watch for or a sk their childre n
about the above symptoms—chi ldren
and teenage rs are more likely than adults
to experienc e these seizure s. The risk of
photosensit ive epileptic se izures may be
reduced by taking the follow ing precautions:
• Sit farthe r from the TV screen.
• Use a smalle r TV screen.
• Play in a w ell-lit room.
• Do not play when you are dro wsy
or fatigued .
If you or a ny of your relat ives have
a history of seizures or epilepsy,
consult a do ctor before playi ng.
Musculosk eletal DisorDers
Use of game controllers, keyb oards, mice,
or other e lectronic input d evices may be
linked to se rious injuries or disorders.
When playin g video games, as with many
activities , you may experien ce occasional
discomfort in your hands, arms, shoulders,
neck, or ot her parts of y our body. However, if
you experien ce symptoms such as persistent
or recurrin g discomfort, pain, throbbing,
aching, ti ngling, numbnes s, burning sensa tion,
or stiffn ess, DO NOT IGNO RE THESE WARNING
SIGNS. PROM PTLY SEE A QUALIFIED H EALTH
PROFESSIO NAL, even if symp toms occur
when you ar e not playing a video game.
Symptoms su ch as these can be associated
with painf ul and sometime s permanently
disabling injuries or dis orders of the ne rves,
muscles, te ndons, blood ves sels, and othe r
parts of the body. These musculoskeletal
disorders (MSDs) include c arpal tunnel
syndrome, te ndonitis, tenosy novitis,
vibration sy ndromes, and ot her conditions.
While resea rchers are not y et able to
answer many questions abou t MSDs, there
is general a greement that ma ny factors
may be linke d to their occur rence, including
medical and physical condit ions, stress an d
how one cop es with it, ove rall health, and
how a pers on positions and uses their bod y
during work and other activ ities (includin g
playing a v ideo game). Som e studies
suggest th at the amount of time a person
performs an activity may also be a factor.
Some guide lines that may h elp you work and
play more c omfortably and p ossibly reduce
your risk o f experiencing an MSD can be foun d
in the Hea lthy Gaming Guide at www.xbox.
com. These guidelines addr ess topics such as:
• Positioning yourself to use comfortable,
not awkward , postures.
• Keeping your hands, ngers, and other
body part s relaxed.
• Taking breaks.
• Developing a healthy lifesty le.
If you have questions about how your
own lifest yle, activities , or medical or
physical co ndition may be re lated to MSDs,
see a quali ed health profe ssional.
select a location for Your
racing Wh eel
The racing w heel can be lap or table
mounted. If you mount the rac ing wheel to
a table, ma ke sure that it d oes not fall.
Arrange all cables and cords so that
people and pets are not like ly to trip over
or accident ally pull on them as they move
around or w alk through the area. When the
racing wheel is not in use, you may need to
disconnect all cables and c ords to keep them
out of the reach of childre n and pets. Do n ot
allow childr en to play with cables and cords .
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SET UP YOUR RACING WHEEL
Before you can use your racin g wheel with you r Xbox 360 consol e, you need to:
• Install the racing wheel sof tware on your X box 360 console.
• Connect the pedal base to the racing wheel .
• If table mo unting is desire d, attach the table clamp to a table and atta ch the racing whe el to
the clamp.
• Connect the racing wheel’s AC p ower cord to a s tandard wall outl et or insert ba tteries.
The racing w heel uses only t he AA battery pack with AA di sposable batter ies (provided) o r,
alternately, the Xbox 360 Recharge able Battery Pac k (sold separately) .
• Introduce t he racing wheel t o the console by wirelessly connec ting the two.
Install th e Racing Wheel S oftware on Your Cons ole
Your console ne eds a system upda te before you can use it with the racing wheel.
To update your c onsole:
1 Turn on your console and load the suppli ed software dis c. The update wil l install
automatical ly.
2 Whe n the installat ion con rmation mess age appears, re move the disc and begin setting up
your new ha rdware.
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Connect th e Pedal Base to the
Racing Whee l
To connect the pedal base to th e racing
wheel, co nnect one end of the RJ-11
cable to th e RJ-11 port on the pedal
base and t he other end to the port
on the bac k of the racing w heel.
To streamline yo ur system’s appeara nce,
thread bot h the RJ-11 cable and the power
cord (if us ed) through the cable-managemen t
area on the underside of t he pedal base.
NOTE
The racing w heel requires a straight-through
RJ-11 cable (included). Do not use a crossov er
RJ-11 cable with the racing wheel.
Attach th e Table Clamp
The racing w heel can be used for either lap
or table mo unting. The tab le clamp stabili zes
the wheel during gameplay— especially
convenient w hen force feedbac k is engaged.
To attach the table clamp:
1 Loos en the clamp’s s crew and make sure
the quick-r elease lever on t he front of the
clamp is o pen (not presse d at), th en slide
the clamp onto the edge of your table. Take
care not to pinch your ngers.
2 Han d-tighten the sc rew until the t is snug.
Do not over tighten the scre w, as this may
damage the table surface.
3 Pus h the quick-relea se lever a t.
Pedal left
Pedal right
RJ-11 port
Pedal left
Pedal right
RJ-11 port
Quick-release lever
Screw
Release button
Quick-release lever
Screw
Release button
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To move the cla mp to another loc ation,
pull the qu ick-release lever, lo osen the
screw, and s lide the clamp off the table.
Attach th e Racing Wheel to the Clamp
To attach the racing wheel to t he table
clamp, ang le it toward you so that the guid e
pins on th e clamp t into the corres ponding
sockets on the base of the racing wheel.
Take care not to p inch your ngers.
Once aligne d, press down o n the back of
the racing wheel until it c licks into place.
To release the racing wheel from
the clamp, press the rele ase button
and lift the racing wheel from the
clamp’s gui de pins, back-en d rst.
Connect to Power
To connect the racing wheel to po wer,
either con nect the AC power supply to a
standard wa ll outlet, or in sert batteries
(provided). While connected to AC
power, your rac ing wheel will c ontinue
to use wire less signals f or gameplay.
Connect to power by complete ly inserting
the power supply cord into th e power input
on the bac k of the racing w heel until it
stops. Conn ect the AC power cord into the
power supply until it stops, then connect
the power cord to a standar d wall outlet.
Insert B atteries
Electrical Safety
As with m any other electri cal devices, fail ure to take the f ollowing precauti ons can result in
serious inj ury or death f rom electric shoc k or re o r damage to the racing wheel.
If you use AC power, select an appropriate powe r source:
• Th e racing wheel’s pow er input is 24V DC @ 1A. Use on ly the power supply and AC power
cord that c ame with your rac ing wheel or th at you received f rom an authorized repair
center.
• Do not use nonstan dard power source s, such as gene rators or inverte rs, even if the
voltage and frequency appear acceptable. Only use AC power prov ided by a standa rd wall
outlet.
To avoid damagin g the AC power c ord:
• Pro tect the cord fro m being pinched or sharply bent, particularly whe re it connects t o the
power outle t and the racing wheel.
• Do not j erk, knot, sharp ly bend, or other wise abuse the power cord.
• Do not ex pose the power c ord to sources of heat.
• Wh en disconnecting the power cord or power supply, pull on the plug—do not pull on
the cord.
If the pow er cord becomes damaged in any wa y, stop using it i mmediately and cont act Xbox
Customer Su pport for a rep lacement.
Unplug your racing wheel’s powe r cord during li ghtning storms or when unused for long
periods of time.
Electrical Safety
As with m any other electri cal devices, fail ure to take the f ollowing precauti ons can result in
serious inj ury or death f rom electric shoc k or re o r damage to the racing wheel.
If you use AC power, select an appropriate powe r source:
• Th e racing wheel’s pow er input is 24V DC @ 1A. Use on ly the power supply and AC power
cord that c ame with your rac ing wheel or th at you received f rom an authorized repair
center.
• Do not use nonstan dard power source s, such as gene rators or inverte rs, even if the
voltage and frequency appear acceptable. Only use AC power prov ided by a standa rd wall
outlet.
To avoid damagin g the AC power c ord:
• Pro tect the cord fro m being pinched or sharply bent, particularly whe re it connects t o the
power outle t and the racing wheel.
• Do not j erk, knot, sharp ly bend, or other wise abuse the power cord.
• Do not ex pose the power c ord to sources of heat.
• Wh en disconnecting the power cord or power supply, pull on the plug—do not pull on
the cord.
If the pow er cord becomes damaged in any wa y, stop using it i mmediately and cont act Xbox
Customer Su pport for a rep lacement.
Unplug your racing wheel’s powe r cord during li ghtning storms or when unused for long
periods of time.
Disposable Battery Safe ty
Improper us e of batteries may result in bat tery uid leakage, overheat ing, or explosion . Risk
of re if batteries are replaced by a n incorrect type . Released batte ry uid i s corrosive and
may be toxic. It can cause sk in and eye burns , and is harmful if swallowed. To redu ce the
risk of inj ury:
• Keep batt eries out of rea ch of children.
• Do not h eat, open, punct ure, mutilate, o r dispose of bat teries in re.
• Use only a lkaline batterie s, type AA (LR6 ).
• Do not m ix new and old ba tteries.
• Rem ove the batterie s if they are wo rn out or before storing your raci ng wheel for an
extended per iod of time. Do not leave batter ies in the AA b attery pack wh en it is not
installed i n the racing whee l.
• If a battery leak s, remove all batt eries, taking c are to keep the le aked uid f rom touching
your skin o r clothes. If uid from the bat tery comes into contact with sk in or clothes,
ush skin with water immediately. Before inserting new batteries, thor oughly clean the
battery c ompartment with a damp paper tow el, or follow t he battery man ufacturer’s
recommendat ions for cleanup .
• Dispose of batteries in accordance with local and nation al disposal reg ulations (if any ).
Disposable Battery Safe ty
Improper us e of batteries may result in bat tery uid leakage, overheat ing, or explosion . Risk
of re if batteries are replaced by a n incorrect type . Released batte ry uid i s corrosive and
may be toxic. It can cause sk in and eye burns , and is harmful if swallowed. To redu ce the
risk of inj ury:
• Keep batt eries out of rea ch of children.
• Do not h eat, open, punct ure, mutilate, o r dispose of bat teries in re.
• Use only a lkaline batterie s, type AA (LR6 ).
• Do not m ix new and old ba tteries.
• Rem ove the batterie s if they are wo rn out or before storing your raci ng wheel for an
extended per iod of time. Do not leave batter ies in the AA b attery pack wh en it is not
installed i n the racing whee l.
• If a battery leak s, remove all batt eries, taking c are to keep the le aked uid f rom touching
your skin o r clothes. If uid from the bat tery comes into contact with sk in or clothes,
ush skin with water immediately. Before inserting new batteries, thor oughly clean the
battery c ompartment with a damp paper tow el, or follow t he battery man ufacturer’s
recommendat ions for cleanup .
• Dispose of batteries in accordance with local and nation al disposal reg ulations (if any ).
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