Microsoft Force Feedback 2 joystick - Lost Power Supply.
I cannot locate a replacement power supply so can anyone tell me what the voltage requirements are? Is it 24 volts dc? If so, which is the positive pin as they look identical?
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try and plug the plug in a different socket and see if it works so if you have a voltmeter / multimeter check for voltage in the output plug of the power adapter
Just get yourself a new soundcard with a gameport on board. Disable your MoBO soundcard if you have one and instal the new one. Creative is probably the safest option. Update the drivers and off you go. Don't forget to add the joystick, the drivers are supplied in XP.
The power supply is Logitech Model # GAD-SLU-240A8
P/N 190057-1000
OUTPUT IS 24V-----0.75A
The output connector is positive center, negative outer ring.
I have same stick, that same software wont work with xp or vista depending on what game you have you should be able to set up in input settings for the game , there was a patch at one time that someone made up you mite want to try here and do a search > http://forums.ubi.com/eve/ubb.x?a=frm&s=400102&f=49310655
I have the same problem - have lost all stick forces (everything else works fine) and the Forces self test that can be run from the original CD software says there is no electrical power. Have changed the fuse etc. but problem remains. I think something inside the device hardware is bust. Like you I cannot find anything on the Internet as to how or where the device can be repaired!
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