I have an incon on my phone at the very top which looks like a square block with a "wheel" on the very bottom right of it. What is that?

Loo to the rear of the steering wheel there should be a couple of recessed screws that hold it on.

If you have tried using different input devices, looked for loose contacts
in power outlet, RC Jack, cable and connectors, the TV might need service.

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Most of the squares you make will be tilted 45 degrees to the side, and their sizes will vary as well.

Start by looking for pins you can connect to create squares at a diagonal. Hint 02 You want more specifics? All right, here's the location of one of the squares. Connect the four pins in the top-left corner to form a tiny square.

Just so you know, this is the only square on the board that isn't tilted. Hint 03 The largest square contains the pin that's third from the top on the left column and the bottom pin from the far-right column.

You also need to form a small diagonal block using the two pins lined up diagonally on the bottom-left portion of the board. There are two more small squares just like this one on the board. Solution For square 1, use pins 1 and 2 from row 1, and pins 1 and 2 from row 2.

Square 2 uses pin 1 from row 4, pins 1 and 3 from row 5 and pin 1 from row 6.

Square 3 has pin 3 from row 3, pins 2 and 4 from row 4 and pin 4 from row 5.

Square 4 is formed with pin 5 from row 1, pins 4 and 6 from row 2 and pin 4 in row 3.

Square 5 involves pin 3 from row 1, pin 5 in row 2, pin 2 in row 3 and pin 3 in row 4.

Square 6 has pin 3 in row 2, pin 5 in row 3, pin 2 in row 5 and pin 3 in row 6.

Square 7 uses pin 4 in row 1, pin 1 in row 3, pin 5 from row 4 and pin 2 in row 6.

Move the slide switch on the side of the card.

Yes...that show you have a voice mail pending...could also mean missed call.

look at freemanuals.com
They may have yours on hand

i have a g25 wheel on my ps3 it is simply plug and play.
if you struggle with buttons check this out it has all the functions:
Buttons for the G25 wheel and PS3

Top 4 The Black ones
Top-triangle-cancel-reverse(gear to back car up)
Left-square-cancel
Right-circle-E_brake
Bottom-X-enter You can also use the gas pedal for enter

Bottom 4 buttons The Red ones
Far left-no function
Second button-Change view
Third button-Pause-quick exit replay at the end of race-This button will also speed up the winnings (to keep from waiting with the cup spinning around so you can get back to racing)
Fourth button-best race line for license test

Buttons on wheel

Left-look back (default)
Right-nitro (default)
I change these two buttons around myself so I have the nitro on the left.

D-pad-same as the controller up,down,left,right. For menue use.
Also for (during race)
Look back-bottom pad
Look left-left pad
Look right-right pad

To change any of the button functions use the DFP settings in the options menue.
I have not used the wheel in photo mode. The only thing you can't do with the wheel is "exit" game. I also never have my controller on during gameplay I only turn it on to exit the game. If anyone needs anymore help with this wheel give me a shout-back and I'll try my best to help.
One last thing make sure your wheel is in the far left port(port 1) or port 3

puzzle 130:Assuming on a chess board 8x8 that each square is numbered 1-64 top left to right.Place a queen on each of these squares 3,13,18,32,33,47,52 and 62 bobs yer uncle

heres a hint

1. Most of the squares you make will be tilted 45 degrees
to the side, and their sizes will vary as well.
Start by looking for pins you can connect to create squares
at a diagonal.
2. You want more specifics? All right, here's the location
of one of the squares. Connect the four pins in the top-left
corner to form a tiny square. Just so you know, this is the
only square on the board that isn't tilted.
3. The largest square contains the pin that's third from
the top on the left column and the bottom pin from the far-right
column. You also need to form a small diagonal block using the
two pins lined up diagonally on the bottom-left portion of the
board. There are two more small squares just like this one on the board.

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