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Logitech PRO RACING PEDALS
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13 ENGLISH
BRAKE FORCE
This changes how much pressure is required in order
tomake the brake pedal achieve 100% axis output.
Thedefault value is 30, which for the PRO Racing
Pedals equates to 30kg of force; logically therefore
ifyouset thisto the maximum of 100 then 100kg of force
isrequired to achieve 100% axis output.
The amount of force to be used is very subjective
butshould be considered with regards to the following
factors:
Whether the pedals are mounted into a racing rig,
orsat on the oor
The actual strength of the person using the pedals
Which combination of elastomers you have installed
into the brake pedal
For oor-mounted scenarios, 30kg is likely the maximum,
unless the pedals are secured (such as pushed against
a wall under your desk); indeed, lower values are likely
required in order to prevent the pedals from sliding away
from you whilst in use.
For rig-based scenarios, the limit becomes purely
aboutthe overall strength of the rig, the person using
the pedals and the elastomers that you have chosen
touse. As mentioned earlier in the manual, it is strongly
recommended not to use elastomer combinations
thatinclude the softer beige piece when setting forces
higher than 30kg otherwise you could cause damage
tothis through prolonged use.
Due to the onscreen axis response indication it’s easy
to experiment with dierent force settings to see what
suits you the best. A good recommendation, especially
when racing cars without ABS, is to set the force so that
you cant easily achieve 100% axis output - if youalways
bottom out your brakes then it’s likely to result in
thelocking up of your wheels, losing grip and sliding o
thetrack.
NOTE:
If connected to a compatible Logitech Racing Wheel with
an integrated display then you can also adjust the Brake
Force setting using the wheel, as well as see the response
output of the brake pedal.