Thrustmaster TMX-PRO-FORCE-FEEDBACK user manual

There could be several reasons why your Thrustmaster Force Feedback is not working. Here are some possible causes:
1. Faulty connection: Check if the cables connecting your Thrustmaster device to your computer or gaming console are securely plugged in. Try unplugging and reconnecting them to ensure a proper connection.
2. Incorrect settings: Ensure that the force feedback settings are correctly configured in the game or simulation you are playing. Check the game's options or settings menu to enable force feedback for your Thrustmaster device.
3. Outdated drivers: Make sure you have the latest drivers and firmware installed for your Thrustmaster device. Visit the Thrustmaster website and search for your specific model to find and download the most recent drivers.
4. Compatibility issues: Some games or simulations may not fully support force feedback for all Thrustmaster devices. Check if your specific game or software is compatible with your particular Thrustmaster device.
5. Hardware malfunction: If none of the above steps resolve the issue, there may be a hardware problem with your Thrustmaster device. Contact Thrustmaster customer support for assistance or consider sending the device in for repair or replacement if it is still under warranty.

The mode button on the Thrustmaster TMX force feedback racing wheel is used to switch between different modes or profiles on the wheel. There are typically three modes available:
1. PC Mode: This mode is used for PC gaming and allows you to configure and customize the wheel settings through the Thrustmaster Control Panel software.
2. Xbox Mode: This mode is used for Xbox console gaming. When the wheel is connected to an Xbox console, it automatically switches to this mode, and you can adjust settings directly through the console's settings menu.
3. PlayStation Mode: This mode is used for PlayStation console gaming. Similarly to Xbox Mode, when the wheel is connected to a PlayStation console, it automatically switches to this mode, and you can adjust settings through the console's settings menu.
To switch between these modes, you typically need to press and hold the mode button for a few seconds until the mode indicator light or LED changes to the desired mode. The exact method may vary slightly depending on the specific version of the TMX wheel.

To adjust the Force Feedback on a Thrustmaster TMX Pro Force Feedback Racing Wheel for Xbox, you can follow these steps:
1. Ensure that the racing wheel is connected to your Xbox console and turned on.
2. Press the Xbox button on the racing wheel to bring up the Xbox Guide.
3. Navigate to the "Settings" tab using the D-pad and select it.
4. Within the settings, locate and select the "Ease of Access" option.
5. In the "Ease of Access" menu, you will find the "Controller" option. Select it.
6. In the "Controller" menu, you will see the "Vibration" option. Choose it.
7. Here, you can adjust the Force Feedback strength by moving the slider left or right. Moving it to the left will decrease the strength, while moving it to the right will increase it.
8. Adjust the slider to your desired Force Feedback strength level.
9. Once you've set the desired Force Feedback strength, press the B button on your racing wheel to go back to the previous menu.
10. You can now exit the settings menu and start using your Thrustmaster TMX Pro with the adjusted Force Feedback.
Please note that these steps may slightly differ depending on your Xbox console version or software updates.

To connect your Thrustmaster TMX Pro Force Feedback steering wheel to your computer, follow these steps:
1. First, ensure that your computer meets the system requirements mentioned in the user manual of the steering wheel.
2. Find an available USB port on your computer and plug in the USB cable coming from the steering wheel's base. The USB cable carries both power and data signals for the device.
3. Depending on the specific model of your Thrustmaster TMX Pro, you may need to connect additional cables. Please refer to the user manual to check if any additional connections are required (e.g., pedals, power supply).
4. Once all the necessary cables are connected, you can proceed to install the appropriate drivers and software required for your steering wheel. Visit the official Thrustmaster website (https://www.thrustmaster.com/) and search for the product page of your TMX Pro. From there, you should be able to find and download the latest drivers and software.
5. After downloading the drivers and software, run the installation package and follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation process.
6. Once the installation is finished, restart your computer to ensure all changes are applied.
7. After rebooting, the steering wheel should be recognized by your operating system. You can verify this by checking the Device Manager on Windows or the System Information on macOS.
8. Depending on the games or simulation software you intend to use, you may need to configure the controls within those applications. Typically, you can find the necessary settings in the game's options menu under a specific steering wheel or controller section.
By following these steps, you should be able to successfully connect your Thrustmaster TMX Pro Force Feedback steering wheel to your computer and start enjoying racing simulations and games.