No power my wheel wont power up/calibrate when in turn on my ps3

Go on device settings in settings on your ps3 and it should pick up the device. There should be a calibrate icon where once you click on it your screen will turn black and it should beep once it is calibrated. If you have a game such as need for speed it should at start up ask you for device info and will ask you to calibrate

maybe its the cable, or the power brick inside the ps3.

its a pc only wheel cant work on ps2!

Hi, If the wheel is connected to a computer with the profiler installed then you can set up the wheel as you wish, but as soon as you plug in the wheel it will run a calibrating process itself.
If you intend to use the wheel on a Playstation system, the wheel calibrate itself when plugged but the settings are " In game " . On Consoles, all the settings are games related/support
thanks and have a nice day J -

I wouldn't say it's a lack of the wheel being cheap I'd be more inclined to say it's "because" the wheel is cheap. Seriously, Have you tried to calibrate the wheel using the windows calibration routine found in your control panel under Game Controllers.

Obviously the wheel is operating but barly sorry, barely. That means it is working and giving input to your computer so if that input isn't enough you either need to calibrate in windows or maybe there's even a calibration routine in the game you're playing, maybe under options. Calibration by the way is found under properties on the Game Controller section. Try it.

The test section of the windows section will tell you just how far your wheel is turning or directing your cars by means of a box with a cross in it. The more you turn the wheel the further that cross will move. Test it first, then do the calibration and then test it again. I'm sure you'll see a big difference.

frkzila2, did you ever find a solution to this? I bought this for my son a few years ago and he NEVER used it... now he's in his teens and tried using it but it doesn't work... left light blinks, right light is solid, wheel moved slightly when initially plugged in, but no power what-so-ever to the pedals??? did you ever fix yours?

check the default diagnostic for it in ps3 itself and you will find the menu for calibrating it

Turn off the PS3 from the power switch on the backside of the PS3, wait a minute and power back on.

The correct voltage output on the power supply is 24 volts and .75 amps. Center positive outside sleeve negative. Hope this helps.

The wheel should be plugged in and powered up before turning on the PS3. While booting the wheel should go through its full range of motion and the horn button light will stop blinking and stay on steady. If the light doesn't stop blinking the wheel failed to calibrate and is probably defective. I had to exchange mine and did end up getting one that worked this time.