Xbox Adaptive Controller Wheel Support

tdeclan33 · Oct 31, 2019

Can the Xbox one adaptive controller can be connected to a Racing Wheel (in my case a Logitech G920) and a second usb controller (one I use is created by 3drap and is called "hand controller".). Are these supported as I tried connecting both devices to the
Xbox adaptive controller and neither register. The Hand controller is a very low power 2 button hand controller for reference to replace the pedals on the Logitech G920

Hand controller link

https://www.3drap.it/product/hand-controller-throttle-and-brake-gaming-is-possible/

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iareBRENDEN

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us...ntroller/4dfd33fd-cff8-4a99-9920-7abdd9c113e0

https://support.xbox.com/xbox-one/controllers/devices-that-work-with-adaptive-controller

Here are some links that you might find useful. Hope they help!

XBF Diego M

Hey Doe,

Thank you for posting on the forums today! I'd be happy to provide some information.

As long as the steering wheel connects using USB 2.0 or 3.5mm audio jack, then it should work that way. You would need to hold down the accelerate and brake button/pedals, and then press the A or X button on your steering wheel. Through that process it should
map the pedals, which I'm guessing is mapped to the triggers by default for acceleration and brake, to the buttons you choose on the steering wheel.

I suggest to look over these support articles with all the information we have available for the Xbox Adaptive Controller:

I hope this information is helpful!

RodrigoPauletto

Would I be able to connect a xbox 360 wired steering wheel to the adaptive controller and use it on the xbox one?

J Cauthen

Cronus Max is currently working on current-gen Fanatec wheel support on XBox One with their USB controller adapter. Whether they can pull it off or not, particularly with proper force feedback effects, is debatable. One Cronus Max user has already figured
out how to use the Microsoft Force Feedback wheel with the XBox One, but without force feedback. No force feedback would be a deal breaker for me. I think the guy who got it to work with the Microsoft Force Feedback wheel (to the extent he has) did so by
making the Xbox One read the wheel as a controller. He had to make some edits to an interface Macro to get the linearity and deadzones in a region that felt right with the wheel.

Njal the Blue

Would I be able to connect a xbox 360 wired steering wheel to the adaptive controller and use it on the xbox one?

I would very much doubt it.

Xbox Adaptive Controller Wheel Support