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RC71093 Manual This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC the user is encouraged to try to correct the E Rules. Operation is subject to the following two interference by one or more of the following conditions: (1) this device may not cause measures: harmful interference, and (2) this device must • Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. accept any interference received, including • Increase the separation between the equipment interference that may cause undesired TM operation. and receiver. Warning: Changes or modifications to this unit • Connect the equipment into an outlet on a not expressly approved by the party responsible circuit different from that to which the receiver is for compliance could void the user’s authority to connected. operate the equipment. • Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV NOTE: This equipment has been tested and technician for help. found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in RADICA: ® accordance with the instructions, may cause GAMESTER™ harmful interference to radio communications. PRO RACER, VIBRA FORCE, DUOPULSE VIBRATION AND “THE UNFAIR ADVANTAGE” ARE TRADEMARKS OF However, there is no guarantee that interference RADICA CHINA LTD. will not occur in a particular installation. If this © 2000 RADICA CHINA LTD. PRODUCT SHAPE™ equipment does cause harmful interference to ALL RIGHTS RESERVED INSTRUCTION MANUAL radio or television reception, which can be PLAYSTATION AND DUAL SHOCK ARE REGISTERED MODEL RC71093 determined by turning the equipment off and on, TRADEMARKS AND/OR TRADEMARKS OF SONY For 1 player / Ages 8 and up COMPUTER ENTERTAINMENT INC. P/N 82360100 Rev.B CONGRATULATIONS! Vibra Force 2 digital connected to the PlayStation 2 controller On choosing Pro Racer, the ultimate This is the best option for non-driving games, port. PlayStation 2 driving peripheral. but you may find that you prefer it for some • Try to change modes. Pro Racer can be used with all kinds of driving games too. PlayStation games, but is primarily designed In this mode the steering wheel handle, The rumble feature is not working. for use with driving games. + buttons are all digital. • Make sure that the vibration feature is The rumble feature should be active in this activated in the game itself. How to setup your Pro Racer mode. • Make sure that the game your playing is compatible with the official Sony dual shock • Turn off your PlayStation 2. This is the default mode for the controller and fig.1 controller. • Insert the Pro Racer’s plug into one of the the LED is off . standard controller ports on your Vibra Force 2 analog PlayStation 2. Negcon mode MAINTENANCE • Turn on your PlayStation 2. This is the best option for driving games. • Handle this product carefully. This is a mode specifically designed for In this mode, the steering wheel handle and • Store this product away from dusty or dirty steering wheels and may be required by some buttons are all analog. areas. Using your Pro Racer (see fig.1) driving games. The rumble feature should be active in this • Keep this product away from moisture or The Pro Racer has all of the Buttons that you In this mode, the steering wheel handle, mode. temperature extremes. would expect from a PlayStation controller. All + buttons are all analog. To switch the Pro Racer to analog mode follow • Do not disassemble this product. If a are clearly marked and used in exactly the The rumble feature will not be active in this these steps. problem occurs, consult your warranty card same way as normal. In addition, the Pro mode. • Press the MODE button once. The LED will for replacement instructions. Racer will function in three major modes: To switch the Pro Racer to Negcon mode follow turn on to let you know that you're in analog these steps. mode. • Negcon • Press and hold the MODE button down for Please retain this for future reference. • Vibra Force 2 Digital 2 seconds and release. The LED will flash to • Vibra Force 2 Analog let you know that you're in Negcon TROUBLESHOOTING mode. The Pro Racer is not working at all. • Make sure that the Pro Racer plug is firmly .
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