A DIY adapter that can receive input from a logitech wheel and output as an (original/classic) Xbox (XID) wheel.
As a bonus it will also make some xbox/xinput controllers work on the original xbox. Console will still see it as a wheel but most games will work.
Supports rumble.
There's some stuff that still needs to be added and some QoL improvements. Would also like to map rumble to some kind of FFB effect. Let me know if you can help.
| Wheel | Xbox |
|---|---|
| Dpad | Dpad |
| Wheel axis | Left stick X |
| Gas axis | Right trigger |
| Brake axis | Left trigger |
| Select | Back |
| Start | Start |
| Cross, L1 | A |
| Circle | B |
| Square, R1 | X |
| Triangle | Y |
| L2 | Black |
| R2 | White |
| L3 | Left Stick click |
| R3 | Right Stick click |
It will map the paddle shifters as:
Left paddle = A button (gear down)
Right paddle = X button (gear up)
Most xbox games uses this configuration. Seems to be the mode used by the Mad Catz MC2 Wheel.
Notes:
Requires a Raspberry Pi Pico (RP2040) board and a USB Type-A port for input.
Check the wiring guidance here.
USB Pins can be changed. Just need to set them in code.
Define the D+ pin on sketch. D- will be D+ + 1.
Required configuration are on the main sketch file as PIN_USB_HOST_DP
Firmware builds under Arduino IDE.
Required libs. Install using Arduino IDE.
arduino-pico (3.7.2)
Pico-PIO-USB (0.5.3)
Adafruit_TinyUSB_Arduino (3.1.3)
Configure IDE as:
It's also needed to insert #define CFG_TUH_XINPUT 1 on tusb_config.h on your Adafruit_TinyUSB_Arduino installed folder
Don't want to build from source? Check the releases page.
Logitech USB input code from my other project. lgff_wheel_adapter
Xbox (XINPUT/XID) input/output ogx360_t4 from Ryzee119.
The XID docs from xboxdevwiki.
Code and wiring directions are provided to you 'as is' and without any warranties. Use at your own risk.