How is the Flight Stick connected to Xbox 360?
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Right into the back of the module. There's only one jack that it will fit. Have fun.
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There's a cord from the headset to the controller because of the adapter. But it's wireless from the controller to the console and tv. Pretty awesome headset.
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This stick is wired. Quite honestly... I never mess with wireless sticks :P
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I received the Gamecom closed ear gaming headset for Christmas and am trying to figure out how to hook it up to my X-Box.
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I plugged it into a Visual Land Connect and the D-Pad and left stick work, but all of the buttons appear to be Enter or Backspace by default. Haven't figured out how to change that yet.
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If the program suports a joystick (x-plane does), then a flight stick will work just fine.
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http://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-360/accessories/use-bluetooth-wireless-headset
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Just like on the Xbox's main controllers, there is a connectivity button that needs to be pressed (on the back in the center of the wheel). So as you would with the main controller's press the button on the wheel that makes the lights show that they are searching for the console, and then press the small circular button on the console that is near the power button. Once they have become in sync with one another, the controller will flash a few times and then tell you which user the wheel is (ie 1, 2, 3, or 4). If this didn't help answer your question, https://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-360/accessories/wireless-speed-wheel Just like on the Xbox's main controllers, there is a connectivity button that needs to be pressed (on the back in the center of the wheel). So as you would with the main controller's press the button on the wheel that makes the lights show that they are searching for the console, and then press the small circular button on the console that is near the power button. Once they have become in sync with one another, the controller will flash a few times and then tell you which user the wheel is (ie 1, 2, 3, or 4). If this didn't help answer your question,... » Read More Just like on the Xbox's main controllers, there is a connectivity button that needs to be pressed (on the back in the center of the wheel). So as you would with the main controller's press the button on the wheel that makes the lights show that they are searching for the console, and then press the small circular button on the console that is near the power button. Once they have become in sync with one another, the controller will flash a few times and then tell you which user the wheel is (ie 1, 2, 3, or 4). If this didn't help answer your question, https://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-360/accessories/wireless-speed-wheel « Show Less
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As far as I know it only works with the X box 360 controllers but I would at least try it in your case.
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yes because it is a Microsoft product you will work on the 360 it uses a USB wired interface
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http://forums.gamernode.com/showthread.php?t=21133 They mention several options there, including the XBox 360 controller.
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Press the button on your speed wheel and Xbox at the same time and when they stop rotating they sure be connected. Make sure you support the wheel.
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The best answer I can give is for you to check the User's Guide, which is downloadable from the TurtleBeach Support website: http://support.turtlebeach.com/download/1157.You will find a complete diagram on pp.7 for XBOX 360 setup.
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Yes. 1. Start Computer 2. Plug-in stick (windows will see it) 3. Start flight simulator
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You can use a xbox 360 wired controller. Or if you have a ps3 controller you can download motionjoy and make the ps3 controller emulate a 360 controller. That is if the ps3 controller is not recognized.
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I'm using an Xbox 360 controller and it works perfectly, no hassle. Just plug in and that's it.
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it's completely wireless and connect s to your xbox 360 not ur controller. It can also be used as a bluetooth headset for ir smart phone