PS4 How can I calibrate my Thrustmaster T80??

Assetto Corsa, the racing simulator, but we can't calibrate the racing wheel in the game. It's a joke... Someone knows the solution?? In the official website of the game, thrustmaster T80 is listed as compatible with the game in PS4.

 

I've been looking for this calibration menu too is it really not there? I need to calibrate my brake pedals. The game is unplayable otherwise.

 

The steering limits are not drivable, you only need to move the wheel slightly and the car is doing a 360....why no calibration ?? or do I need to now go and buy yet another wheel ??

 

I agree, the game is unplayable with no calibration for the T80 wheel. What is going on, surely calibration is basic??

 

I have a t80 aswell, gone back to project cars coz its unplayable, for a suposed sim not to have calibration settings is shockin, p.c. Port.... Think not!

 

http://console.assettocorsa.net/supported-wheels.php

T80 not supported, yet.

Edit: posted the wrong link, is updated.

 

That is the PC info not the console list!

T80 is listed as PS4 Compatible rather than supported whatever the hell that means...

http://console.assettocorsa.net/supported-wheels.php

 

That means it works, but it is not supported. Easy, KS hasn´t worked with implementing code for it to work properly.

 

Hey im having the same problem cant use the t80 wheel as the sensitivity is unbelievable and yes it is listed as supported also the drivers hands shake uncontrolably do you have the same issues

 

Most expensive game ever !! Bought the TM 80 for £60 as I saw that it was being sold with the game, it does not work, then go out and have to buy a Logitech G920 and now it does work, it transforms the game and is what it should have been in the first place, but....its at a total cost of £39 for the game, £60 for the TM80 and then an extra £140 for the G920 making a total cost of £239...Could have had a track day at Brands Hatch for that amount !!!!,,,,Poor show Assetto Corsa, what should have been a great game has become a great shame at least they should refund people for the game download !!!!!...PS I forgot I downloaded it on both my Xbox one and the PS4 for so best add an extra £39 onto this as it didn't work with the TM Ferrari wheel !!!!!

 

I feel your pain !
Imagine though if you'd done what I did for pCARS ! I bought a PS4, T300, TH8A, T3PA and pre ordered the digital version of pCARS !!!! Damn near cost me £700
At least I'm now set for what I'm hoping to be a great experience for AC when they iron out the niggles ? Apart from the bugs and issues we're having, the actual feel of the FFB and physics are great, the best I've felt. Of course, a wheel and pedal calibration control panel would be even better (hint, hint Kunos)

 

I ve got a brake mod installed on my t300 pedals and being unable to calibrate my pedals the cars hardly brake. Did not expect such a basic feature to be left out. Guess I m an idiot for pre-ordering this...Hope they will at least add a calibration option in the near future.

 

I am new to Asseto Corsa, and I am on the PS4. I have the Thrustamaster T300 and the Thrustmaster T80, The T300 works perfectly with Assetto Corsa, I have never felt FFB and Simulator Physics work so great together, but then I tried my Thrustmaster T80 and it is undriveable. There is only about 270° of wheel rotation in the T80, and it seems to be A linearity and sensitivity issue. Codemasters solves this problem with three Steering options: Steering Deazone Settings, Steering Linearity Settings, and Steering Saturation Settings.


And I also notice when driving with the wheel you can't look behind you, and the is no mapping options to input the features the driver uses the most. I'm sure I don't have to tell Kunos how important is to be able to look behind you win racing. I just want to know are you guys aware, and are you address this oversight?

 

The Thrustmaster T150 is $199.00 everywhere if you want to save yourself A little cash.

And it is on the list of supported supported wheels.
http://console.assettocorsa.net/supported-wheels.php

 

I Found a solution with my Thrustmaster T80 on p4 and loving every minute of it. You have to operate it like a gamepad!!!

So Here is what you do, start up you console hold the PS button in on you steering wheel then put USB in console keep it there it will start flashing red release and press again. Now that the light flashes Keep both gears in and press up on the game pad until the light turns green. Start Asetto Corsa go to options and wheel settings. choose the controller and not the Wheel. Choose the controller to preset 2. Well that was my solutions and i have been putting in so much hours. Let me know if it works for you. Happy Racing

 

Wow This Worked!!!!!
I would like to add to your find, When you insert the Thrustmaster T80 connector while holding the PS button you are actually calibrating the wheel.
The Second part is actually The Sensitivity Setting.
2. Now you can release the PS button. The Thrustmaster T80 is now calibrated.

ADJUSTING THE WHEEL’S SENSITIVITY (on PlayStation®4 Assetto Corsa only)
On Thrustmaster T80, there are 3 available sensitivity modes for your wheel’s steering:
- NORMAL
- MEDIUM
- HIGH
• To change the wheel’s steering sensitivity:
- Press and Hold the UP and DOWN paddle shifters while Simultaneously pressing the D-pad
- The wheel’s LED changes color according to the selected sensitivity level.
- The wheel’s steering is now either more or less sensitive.
WHEEL’S STEERING SENSITIVITY LED COLOR
NORMAL RED
MEDIUM ORANGE
HIGH GREEN

1. Once You have set your desired Sensitivity Go in game to Assetto Corsa Options,

2. Then To controllers.

3. Then select Controller. (DO NOT SELECT WHEEL!!!!!!!!!!!)


NOW YOU ARE READY TO DRIVE



• Internal memory for saving the wheel's steering sensitivity:
The steering sensitivity level that you have chosen is automatically saved in the product’s internal
memory, even when the console is powered off or the wheel is disconnected.
Therefore, there’s no need to change the sensitivity level again every time you start up a game.
IMPORTANT NOTES REGARDING PLAYSTATION®3
- Set the wheel’s USB sliding switch to the PS3 position before connecting the wheel to the PS3 console.
- In 1 player mode: if your official PlayStation®3 gamepad controller is powered on, you must switch it to
controller port 2 in order for your wheel to be functional.
- On PlayStation®3, the wheel is only compatible with PlayStation®3 games, and will not function with
Playstation®2 games.
- In some racing games, don’t hesitate to test out your wheel’s 3 steering sensitivity modes, to optimize
its precision and responsiveness.

 

Fantastic!!!! Glad i could help

 

What is your preferred sensitivity while racing? i find green is a bit to sensitive any suggestions?