Hi Guys
If it can help someone :
I had exactly the same problem than this guy with my T300 Ferrari GTE :
Yesterday every time I plug the wheel on my ps4, it cannot self-calibrate. It every time hit the right stop (look the video, same problem).
When I turn wheel completely to the left stop, before plug it, the wheel could find the center. But it is not a issue, because in game the FFB was really soft and strange The centering was very light.
I finally found a PDF procedure and a EXE Tool from Thrustmaster you have to use on a PC. It recalibrates the wheel. The operation take about a minute and after the problem was solved for me.
So you have to :
- unplug the wheel from your PS4
- install last drivers on PC. Available here: http://ts.thrustmaster.com/eng/index...pid=376&cid=15
- use the PS3 switch mode
- turn wheel completely to the left stop and plug the wheel on PC. Test windows can see it in control panel / game controllers.
- update the firmware with the driver (use the 'update firmware' in your windows start menu / Thurstmaster / FFB Racing wheel folder)
- when updated, Test windows can see it in control panel / game controllers again.
- unplug the wheel
- unscrew and remove the wheel from the t300 base
- launch the TXRW_CalibMotor_v3_00.exe tool
- plug the T300 to your PC again
- launch the procedure (details in this PDF)
- OK message when calibration is done
- screw the wheel again
- switch to PS4 and plug it back to your console. It finally works!
EDIT : You can downloadit here : https://www.dropbox.com/s/nuyde2ctke...ation.zip?dl=0
I just share it here because I suppose it can happens to someone else
I'm crossing finger I was the last time I have this kind of problem...
EDIT : It did not solve the problem, it just can help a little before the problem starts again, see my last answer for more details

The Thrustmaster inputs are a mess. When I inquired with the company about their wheel's input setup, customer service threw it back to Epic. Total fail.

Luckily, I was able to get away with using other wheels (the HORI wheel for PS4/PC is a good alternative). I created a demo -- was not for market.

If I had to do it again, I would attach a print statement to every possible input just to detect what the Thurstmaster signals are.Painful as this might be.

I would definitely include a Settings Screen option for players to customize the inputs. Different wheels have different inputs.

answered Dec 17 '19 at 01:17 AM

Doctor_Kannon
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In the “Start All Programs Thrustmaster FFB Racing wheel Control Panel” menu, verify that your wheel appears under the name “Thrustmaster T300RS Racing Wheel”. 3b) On Windows 8 / 8.1 / 1010 Beta. The Thrustmaster T300 RS Racing wheel device is listed in the “Device” section.
I went in my program files folder thrustmaster but couldnt find anything that said control panel. I tried removing the driver and reinstalling it but is no good. Everything is set up and working fine but can't find the control panel. Any help would be appreciated!
I have the Thrustmaster T300 but i have to turn the wheel twice the amount to match up with the driver wheel turning animation. To fix this i have turned Steering Saturation up from 0 to 50. If i understand this correctly this makes my initial turn movement more pronounced but then it starts to trail off.

Thrustmaster T300 Control Panel

Thrustmaster T300 Control Panel Settings

Btw what version of driver your wheel has? I have the 'Package 1.TTRS.2016, firmware 25, driver 2.8.53.0'. You can see those in the control panel. Also ffb is fine(at least it's strong enough) in Assetto Corsa with same control panel settings and in game overall strength is at 60% (all other in game ffb settings are on default).