PXN GT-One - PXN VD4 Issue.
The GT-One button remapping mode does not appear in PXN SimRacing when the wheel is attached to the base.
Button remapping in PXN SimRacing only appears when using the coiled cable, without the wheel being attached to the VD4 base's quick-release mount.
Sorry about my English in the video. Hahaha :/
When using the PXN GT One steering wheel via the direct connection to the VD4 base, the absolute modes for encoders E1, E2, and E3 do not work; they are not recognized by the simulator, nor does SimHub recognize the absolute mode for these three central encoders.
The PXN VD4 is recognized with PID 0x400D (in this PID, only the +/- mode works for the central encoders).
Furthermore, in this connection mode, when switching the encoders to absolute mode within the PXN software, the numbering for the central E3 encoder is incorrect at positions 117/118/119/120 (they appear as 105/106/107/108, which are the values assigned to E2). This occurs within the PXN Sim Racing software itself, as the encoders are not even recognized in simulators or other programs when the wheel is connected via the VD4 base.
However, when connecting the GT One via USB cable, it is recognized with PID 0xA00B. In this wired connection mode, the encoders are recognized by SimHub with the correct absolute numbering:
E1 = 55 to 66 / E2 = 67 to 78 / E3 = 79 to 90.
So, the problem arises when the wheel is connected via the VD4 base (it works as expected via cable), but I would prefer not to use the cable, as I have other PXN wheels to swap in and the cable gets in the way.
Is there a solution for this?
Or does PXN need to fix the ABSOLUTE mode for these encoders regarding the direct connection (without USB cable) to the VD4 base?
I paid for a wireless wheel to allow for quick swapping between other PXN wheels, but I want all functions to work correctly in wireless mode.