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INSTALLING THE WHEEL
Fixing the wheel in place
1. Place the wheel on a table or other flat surface.
2. Place the clamp screw (16) in the table clamp (15) and then screw the clamping unit into the hole on
the underside of the wheel until firmly fixed in place. Do not turn the screw too tightly, as you risk
damaging the clamping unit and/or the table.
Connecting the pedal set
1. Connect the pedal connector (11) to the pedal receptor (12).
Connecting the wheel
(a) For PS2
1. Switch off your console before connecting the wheel.
2. Connect the console connector (13) to port 1 of your
console and connect the USB connector (14) to the
upper USB port.
3. Place the PC/PS2 selection switch (9) on PS2 (
4. Switch your console back on.
5. Once your racing game has loaded, turn your wheel on by pressing the PS2:On/Off button (7). The
wheel's Mode LED (8) glows red. You are now ready to play!
(b) USB installation for PC
The USB connector allows you to hot-plug your wheel into your computer. First, place the PC/PS2 switch
in the PC position (
Start your computer up and plug the USB connector into one of the USB ports located at the back of your
computer. Windows 98/Me/2000/XP will then automatically detect the new peripheral device.
Note: if you are connecting a USB peripheral device for the first time, Windows may ask you for the
Windows CD-ROM during installation in order to install the required system files.
Note: if you are using a USB hub, your hub must use an independent power supply for your Enzo 2-in-1
wheel to operate properly.
• Under Windows 98: the Add New Hardware Wizard will find the appropriate drivers for you. Simply
click on Next and then follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation.
• Under Windows Me/2000/XP: installation of the drivers is carried out automatically.
Selecting "Separate" (3-axis) OR "Combined" (2-axis) acceleration/braking mode (PC only)
By default, the Enzo 2-in-1 wheel's acceleration/braking controls operate in "combined" 2-axis mode (red
diode), i.e. with brake and gas pedals operating on the same axis. An increasing number of new-
generation racing games offer "separate" (3-axis" support, which can be activated in the game's controller
options section. 3-axis support considerably improves driving precision in races.
To activate this mode on your Enzo 2-in-1 wheel, you must download the patch named Wheelpatch.exe
from the www.thrustmaster.com website (select Support, then Download). After installing the patch on
your PC, simply press the PC:2/3 Axis button (7) on your wheel. The Mode LED will turn to green.
When playing games that do not provide 3-axis mode support, you must revert to the standard 2-axis
mode (otherwise, your wheel may not function correctly when playing).
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