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Fanatec V3 to diy handbrake

Discussion in 'DIY peripherals' started by PiaMan, Sep 6, 2017.

  1. PiaMan

    PiaMan Active Member

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    Has anyone done this? I found voltage between pins 2(ground) and 6(3.3v) which I thought would leave the output on pin one but I'm not getting anything through the fanatec control panel.

    Thoughts or ideas?

    Thanks
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    The fanatec v3 pedals doesnt have the port for ebrake?..
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    Yes it does have a phone jack style port. I just cant find a connection to it that works.
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    i have a friend with v3 pedals i will see if i can find something to help with...
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    Awesome thanks

    I did test with both the bodnar load cell amp and a standard pot from another joystick. I eneded up running a pro micro instead but id love to not have the extra device fir that one axis when i have a port on the pedals right there

    Thanks again for any insight you discover

    Cheers
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    Thank you for your reminder, because I am also using FANATEC, I really want to know, I will pay attention, very sorry.
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