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g Operating Instructions
I. Introduction
Thank you for choosing the Hama Racing Wheel Thunder V5 and congratulations on your decision.
We are sure that our product will provide you with a great deal of gaming pleasure for years to come.
This quick guide contains valuable information on operating and confi guring the steering wheel. Please keep these
instructions in a safe location for future reference.
II. Specifi cations and Functions
• Steering wheel for use with Sony PS3 and PC
• Fully rubberised steering wheel for an enjoyable driving experience
• Large suction cups for improved surface adhesion
• Additional clamp system for optimum stability
• LED connection status display (PS3 mode)
• Integrated motors for vibration effects (PS3: fi rmware version 2.0 and higher)
• 12 action buttons
• PS3 Home button
• Analogue accelerator and brake pedal with large contact surface
• Rocker switches for quick gear changes
• Digital direction pad allows you to move in 8 directions
• Long connecting cable (steering wheel - pedal) for more freedom
III. System Requirements
• PS3
-> USB port
• PC
-> For Windows 98SE/ME/2000/XP/Vista
-> USB port
Note:
Please note that USB operation is not supported by Windows 95/NT.
IV. Mounting the Steering Wheel
There are two ways to mount the steering wheel on a table.
1) The large suction cups provide for a secure hold, so that the Hama Racing Wheel Thunder V5 is very stable even
during sharp turning movements.
2) For optimum hold on tables, you can use the included clamp system on the steering wheel and table so that they
form a solid unit.
• To do this, place the steering wheel on a fl at surface on the edge of the table.
• The fi rst time you use clamping system, the bolts must be screwed into the clamping fi xture from below.
• Next, press the table protector fi rmly onto the ballhead.
• Now, you can let the clamping fi xture lock into place in the brackets on the steering wheel and tighten the bolts
from below.
Note:
Be sure that you do not tighten the clamping fi xture's bolts too tightly to avoid damaging the table, steering wheel or
clamping fi xture.
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