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INDEX
1. General..................................................................................................................

1-2

2. Compatibility.........................................................................................................

3

3. Package Contents ...............................................................................................

4-5

4. Assembly...............................................................................................................

6-14

4.1 Plan Your Setup............................................................................................

6

4.2 Table Clamp . ................................................................................................

7-8

4.3 Hard-Mounting..............................................................................................

9

4.4 Attaching the Steering Wheel......................................................................

10

4.5 Pedal Setup...................................................................................................

11-12

4.6 Connections..................................................................................................

13

4.7 Recommended Accessories........................................................................

14

5. Functions & Features...........................................................................................

15-27

5.1 Firmware & Driver Update............................................................................

15

5.2 Start-Up Procedure.......................................................................................

15

5.3 Modes............................................................................................................

16

5.4 Centre Calibration.........................................................................................

17

5.5 Shifter Calibration.........................................................................................

18-19

5.6 Tuning Menu..................................................................................................

20-28

6. Cleaning................................................................................................................

29

7. Troubleshooting...................................................................................................

29-30

8. Video Manual........................................................................................................

31

9. Serial Number.......................................................................................................

31

10. Trademarks.........................................................................................................

31

11. Product Recycling..............................................................................................

32

12. Compliance.........................................................................................................

32

13. Warranty..............................................................................................................

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WARNING! Photosensitive Seizures
A small percentage of people may experience a seizure when exposed to certain visual
images, including flashing lights or patterns that may appear in video games. Even people
who have no history of seizures or epilepsy may have an undiagnosed condition thatcan cause these “photosensitive epileptic seizures” while watching video games. These
seizures may have a variety of symptoms, including light-headedness, altered vision, eye orface twitching, jerking or shaking of arms or legs, disorientation, confusion, or momentaryloss of awareness. Seizures may also cause loss of consciousness or convulsions thatcan lead to injury from falling down or striking nearby objects. Immediately stop playing
and consult a doctor if you experience any of these symptoms. Parents should watch foror ask their children about the above symptoms – children and teenagers are more likely
than adults to experience these seizures. The risk of photosensitive epileptic seizures may
be reduced by taking the following precautions:• Sit farther from the TV screen.
• Use a smaller TV screen.
• Play in a well-lit room.
• Do not play when you are drowsy or fatigued.
If you or any of your relatives have a history of seizures or epilepsy, consult a doctor before
playing.

WARNING! Musculoskeletal disorders
Use of game controllers, keyboards, mice, or other electronic input devices may be linked
to serious injuries or disorders. When playing video games, as with many activities,
you may experience occasional discomfort in your hands, arms, shoulders, neck, orother parts of your body. However, if you experience symptoms such as persistent orrecurring discomfort, pain, throbbing, aching, tingling, numbness, burning sensation,or stiffness, DO NOT IGNORE THESE WARNING SIGNS. PROMPTLY SEE A QUALIFIEDHEALTH PROFESSIONAL, even if symptoms occur when you are not playing a video game.
Symptoms such as these can be associated with painful and sometimes permanently
disabling injuries or disorders of the nerves, muscles, tendons, blood vessels, andother parts of the body. These musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) include carpal tunnel
syndrome, tendonitis, tenosynovitis, vibration syndromes, and other conditions.
While researchers are not yet able to answer many questions about MSDs, there is generalagreement that many factors may be linked to their occurrence, including medical andphysical conditions, stress and how one copes with it, overall health, and how a person
positions and uses their body during work and other activities (including playing a videogame). Some studies suggest that the amount of time a person performs an activity may
also be a factor. If you have questions about how your own lifestyle, activities, or medicalor physical condition may be related to MSDs, see a qualified health professional.

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GENERALWARNING: Choking Hazard - small parts.
Not for children under 6 years.

For home use only

ATTENTION!
• The device must not be exposed to rain or humidity in order to avoid risk of fire and /or electric shock.
• Operating room temperature: 15°C - 35°C
• The recommended operation time with continuous force feedback activity is 1 hour.
• Excessive use may cause health risks. We recommend taking a 5 minute break after
every 20 minutes of use, and to not drive for more than 2 hours per day.
• Do not open the casing of the device.
• This device contains components that cannot be repaired by the user. Opening thedevice casing will void the warranty.

WARNING! Electrical Safety:• The GT DD PRO must be connected to an appropriate power source:• Always connect the DC side of the power supply to the wheel base before
connecting the AC side of the power supply to your wall socket.
• Only original power supply units from FANATEC® may be used with the GT DD PRO.
Either the standard 90W PSU or the Boost Kit 180. The use of any third party power
supplies may cause damage to the GT DD PRO, connected peripherals, and present
a serious safety hazard to the user. The use of any third party power supplies willvoid the GT DD PRO warranty and any connected Fanatec peripheral warranties!
• Use only the power cord that is included in the package contents with your GT DD
PRO. Replacements may only be issued from an authorised repair centre.
• Do not use non-standard power sources such as generators or inverters, even if
the voltage and frequency appear acceptable. Only use AC power provided by astandard wall outlet.
• To avoid damage, do not expose your GT DD PRO to sources of heat.
• When connecting and / or disconnecting any steering wheel to / from the GT DD PRO,take care of the pins inside the Quick Release.
• Only use Fanatec steering wheels with the GT DD PRO.
• Unplug the power cord of your GT DD PRO during storms or when unused for long
periods of time.
• If the GT DD PRO becomes damaged in any way, stop usage immediately and contact
Fanatec Customer Support: Fanatec.com/support/faq.

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The CSL Pedals and the CSL Pedals Clutch Kit must be connected to an appropriate
power source:• For the used CSL Pedals and CSL Pedals Clutch Kit, use only the cords that camewith your CSL Pedals and CSL Pedals Clutch Kit or that you received from an
authorized repair centre.
• For the used CSL Pedals and CSL Pedals Clutch Kit, do not use non-standard
power sources, such as generators or inverters, even if the voltage and frequency
appear acceptable. Only use power provided by PC USB port or wheel base port
‘Pedals’.
• If the CSL Pedals becomes damaged in any way, stop usage immediately and contact
Fanatec® Customer Support: Fanatec.com/support/faq.
• All specifications in this document are subject to change. The PC driver may be
updated to implement new features or general improvements.
• This manual discusses assembly, connections, and functions related to Fanatec®
devices and other additional devices. This is not a replacement manual for theother corresponding products! Read the quick guides or user manuals for the otherproducts!
• The warranty does not include defects that are due to commercial use of the product.
See chapter “Warranty” at the end of this user manual or the included warranty flyer aswell as the Terms & Conditions on Fanatec.com for more details.

GENERAL NOTES• All specifications in this document are subject to change. The GT DD PRO
firmware and / or PC driver may be updated to implement new features or general
improvements.
• Fanatec peripherals which may be mentioned in this manual are not included within
the GT DD PRO package and sold separately. You can obtain them from the Fanatec
webshop: Fanatec.com• This manual discusses assembly, connections, and functions related to Fanatec
peripherals. This is not a replacement manual for the other corresponding products!
Read the quick guides or user manuals for the other products as well!
• The warranty does not include defects that are due to commercial use of the product.
See chapter “Warranty” at the end of this user manual as well as the Terms &Conditions on Fanatec.com for more details.
• To understand user behaviour with the GT DD PRO, and to help us improve this andfuture products, the wheel base continuously logs the number of hours it has beenused on the standard power supply and Boost Kit 180. Logged data is product-related,
not user-related, and therefore anonymous.

PC compatibility not endorsed by Sony Interactive Entertainment Inc.
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COMPATIBILITY

The wheel base can be used with a wide range of Fanatec peripherals tocreate a more realistic feeling based on the type of vehicle being simulated
and your driving style. It’s up to you! You can obtain them from the Fanatec
webshop: Fanatec.com
The wheel base is compatible with PlayStation®5 consoles, PlayStation®4
consoles, and Windows PC.
IMPORTANT: The GT DD PRO is fully usable out of
the box. We always recommend updating to the latest
firmware. See chapter 5.1 “Firmware & Driver Update”
for more details. A Windows PC and PC mode
selected on the wheel base is required to perform
firmware updates.

Fanatec.com/driver

Install the PC driver, then connect your wheel base to your Windows PC via
USB. Ensure that your wheel base is in PC mode (see chapter 5.3 “Modes”
for instructions). Open the PC driver, select ‘Firmware Update’, then select‘Open Firmware Manager’ which will guide you through the update process.
Windows PC

PC ModeUpdate Firmware

Installing...

For a complete guide on updating thefirmware and driver, see our Driver& Firmware Instructions Manual on
Fanatec.com.

Fanatec.com/df-manual-V1

PC compatibility not endorsed by Sony Interactive Entertainment Inc.
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PACKAGE CONTENTS

3

b.1 1x QR1 Lite
Wheel-Sidea 1x Gran Turismo® DD Pro (Officiallylicensed for PS5™ consoles)

b 1x Steering Wheel forGran Turismo® DD Pro

c 1x CSL Pedals

1.5
mm

2.5
mm

c.1
2x

d 1x CSL DD Table Clamp

c.2
2x

d.1
1x

d.2
1x

c.3 1x T20 Torx Key
d.3
1x
4

d.4
1x

(~ 140 cm)(~ 160 cm)(~ 140 cm)(~ 160 cm)

e 1x Power Supply

f 1x Power Cord (Regional)* Sold separately

g 4x M6x8 mm T-Nut

h 1x USB Type-A to Type-C Cable(~ 290 cm)
5i 1x RJ12 Cable(~ 200 cm)

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4.1

ASSEMBLY
PLAN YOUR SETUP

To get started with using the GT DD PRO, decide on whether you will hardmount the wheel base and pedals or use the CSL DD Table Clamp, connect
your steering wheel via the Quick Release system, then connect the GT
DD PRO to your PlayStation®5 console or PlayStation®4 console using theincluded USB cable. It is important to follow the chapter sequence of thismanual for an effective assembly and setup procedure.
ATTENTION: See chapter 4.6 “Connections” for which type of peripheraldevices must be connected to which port at the rear of the GT DD PRO.
All devices have to be connected to the GT DD PRO before powering ON
to allow proper detection and operation. Only use the included USB cablefrom your GT DD PRO package contents to avoid damages! Ensure there isenough space around the wheel base to allow for air to circulate. Passive air
circulation is sufficient.

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4.2

TABLE CLAMP
a

1

2
2.2
d
2.3

3

3.2

2.1

d.3

d.2
d.1

3.1

7

4
4.1

4.4

4.3
4.2

5

5.1
5 - 60 mm

d.4
5.2
8

4.3

HARD-MOUNTING

e

e

e
e

e

10
mm X

ATTENTION: Not
for hard-mounting!
Only for peripheral
mounting suchas static shifter
paddles or a dashdisplay.
Thread length:
10 mm

10 mm
X

9

NOTE: Use only goodquality bolts whenhard-mounting.
Bolt specifications:M6x(10+X) mm

4.4

1

2

3

10

ATTACHING THE STEERING WHEEL

4.5

PEDAL SETUP

For use on hard floor or carpet surfaces

Wheel Base / Load Cellc.1

2.5 mmHard-Mounting

152 mm30.85 mm

M6
275 mm

11

248 mm343.73 mm

Ø 8 mm1:1

CSL Pedals Drilling Template

Wheel Base / Load Cell

c.2

22 mm

X
M6x(22+X) mm

For detailed information on getting the most out of your CSL Pedals,
download the manual from Fanatec.com/manuals.

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4.6

CONNECTIONS

f

e

i

h

c

13

4.7

RECOMMENDED ACCESSORIES

Alongside the full catalogue of Fanatec peripherals, the following
accessories are also compatible with the GT DD PRO. Check them out
by clicking on the hyperlinked product names below or at Fanatec.com.

Boost Kit 180

ClubSport Shifter SQ V1.5

ClubSport Static Shifter Paddles

ClubSport Handbrake V1.5

Podium Mounting Brackets(4x M6x20 mm bolts and washers required)* Compatibility not endorsed by Sony Interactive Entertainment Inc.
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5

FUNCTIONS & FEATURES

5.1

FIRMWARE & DRIVER UPDATEATTENTION: A Windows PC is required to perform firmware updates.
Ensure that the wheel base is in PC mode. See chapter 5.3 “Modes”.
The firmware provides the GT DD PRO functionality, steering wheel
functionality, defines the compatibility, and handles the communication
between the device to PC or console, as well as to other peripheral devices
such as shifters and pedals.
For a complete guide on updating thefirmware and driver, see our Driver& Firmware Instructions Manual on
Fanatec.com.

5.2

Fanatec.com/df-manual-V1

START-UP PROCEDURE

To turn on the wheel base, connect the system to electrical power and press
the “ ” button on the right side of the wheel base for about one second.
The wheel base will then immediately perform a start-up calibration. To turnoff the wheel base, press and hold the “ ” button for 3 seconds.
NOTE: Only use the power supply ( e ) and power cord ( f ) included withthis product. Using any other power source is prohibited and will void thewarranty.
ATTENTION: To avoid injury or incorrect calibration, do not touch
the wheel base shaft or attached steering wheel whilst the wheel base isperforming the start-up calibration.
“ ” button / “ ” and Mode
LED Indicator.

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5.3

MODES

To cycle through modes, short press the power button whilst the wheel baseis on. The LED colour illuminating the power button will indicate the current
mode:
PlayStation® **- For use on PS5TM consoles and PS4TM consoles.

PS4TM Compatibility ** - Detected as a CSL Elite Wheel Base + PS4TM. For use
on PS5TM consoles and PS4TM consoles when the GT DD
PRO is not detected or supported by the game.
PC- For use on PC.

PC Compatibility- Detected as a ClubSport Wheel Base V2.5. For
use on PC when the GT DD PRO is not detectedor supported by the game.

** USB update rate up to 250Hz in PlayStation® mode

Short press the power button or press the highlighted button combination
to change modes:

NOTE: Once the mode has been changed manually, the wheel base willremain in the selected mode after subsequent booting until the mode ismanually changed again. Exception: After a firmware update is performed.
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5.4

CENTRE CALIBRATION

It may be necessary to calibrate the centre position
manually. This will be indicated by “CAL” flashingon the display of the steering wheel as shown on
the right, then proceed with the following steps:

1

Enter Tuning Menu

3

Press button combination

2

4

Centre the steering wheel

Exit Tuning Menu

NOTE: Centre calibration can also be performed in the PC driver.

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5.5

SHIFTER CALIBRATIONNOTE: The steering wheel has a specific button combination in order toperform a shifter calibration. Shifter calibration can also be performed in
the PC driver. After a firmware update has been performed, the wheel basewill request the shifter calibration automatically as soon as a non-calibrated
H-pattern shifter is connected and detected. The menu will guide you
through the calibration steps as described below.

In order to enter the H-pattern shifter
calibration mode, press the button
combination shown on the right:

Put the H-pattern shifter lever into theposition shown on the steering wheel
display and acknowledge each gear
position by pressing the indicatedbutton shown on the right:

The OLED display of the steering wheel will display the instructions insequence as shown below:
GEAR NSET GEARPRESS P

GEAR RSET GEARPRESS P

GEAR 1SET GEARPRESS P

GEAR 2SET GEARPRESS P

GEAR 3
SET GEARPRESS P18

= Neutral Position= Reverse Gear= 1st Gear= 2nd Gear= 3rd Gear

GEAR 4
SET GEARPRESS P

GEAR 5SET GEARPRESS P

GEAR 6
SET GEARPRESS P

GEAR 7
SET GEARPRESS P= 4th Gear= 5th Gear= 6th Gear= 7th Gear

NOTE: Instructions displayed on steering wheels featuring an OLED display
may differ slightly from each other after firmware updates.
If your shifter has no 7th gear, just acknowledge it by pressing the indicatedbutton for the attached steering wheel when the shifter lever is physicallyin 6th gear. Shifter calibration will be completed after the 7th gear has been
confirmed.
NOTE: If you did not intend to enter the shifter calibration mode, complete
the calibration process either without a connected shifter or without moving
the shifter lever. You may then leave the shifter calibration mode at the endof the process. This has no impact on the original calibration and you cango ahead without a shifter.

5.6

TUNING MENU

In order to enter the Tuning Menu, press the Tuning Menu button of theconnected Fanatec steering wheel. The Tuning Menu will be shown on thedisplay of the connected steering wheel. To navigate through the Tuning
Menu, use the D-Pad or FunkySwitchTM of the connected steering wheel.
NOTE: Read the quick guide of the connected Fanatec steering wheel inorder to perform various functions such as centre calibration via button
combinations. Tuning parameters are subject to change and may be alteredin future firmware versions.
Tuning Menu button

D-Pad

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5.6.1TUNING MENUS AND PROFILESStandard Tuning Menu: 1 Auto + 1 Custom setup Core parameters only
Advanced Tuning Menu: 1 Auto + 5 Custom setup All parameters

Auto Setup:
Auto Setup allows games to control tuning parameter values for a force
feedback experience as intended by the developer. Manual changes totuning parameter values by the user are not possible.
Enter the Tuning Menu by pressing the Tuning Menu button and select ‘A
SET’ to activate the Auto Setup. When a game actively uses Auto Setup,‘A.SET.’ will be shown. If no game uses Auto Setup, the factory default
tuning settings are used.
In order to view which tuning parameters are automatically adjusted, enter
the Tuning Menu by pressing the Tuning Menu button. Select ‘A SET’, thennavigate to the desired tuning parameter. Attempt to change the tuning
parameter which will reveal the auto adjusted value.

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Standard Tuning Menu:
This Tuning Menu will activated by default when entering the Tuning Menu forthe first time by pressing the Tuning Menu button. ‘A SET’ indicates the Auto
Setup profile and ‘C SET’ indicates the Custom Setup profile.
This setup profile allows access to:
•
•
•
•
•
•

SEN (Sensitivity)
FF (Force Feedback)
NDP (Natural Damper)
SHO (Shock / Vibration Strength)
MPS (Multi Position Switch Function)
BRF (Brake Force)

SHO, MPS, and BRF parameters are only available when supporting products
are connected. See (5.6.12) and (5.6.13) on page 26 as well as (5.6.15) on page
28 for detailed information.
These tuning parameters have slightly adjusted ranges to ensure the best
possible standard tuning experience apart from SHO, MPS, and BRF.

Cycle Standard and Advanced Tuning Menu:
Pressing and hold the Tuning Menu button on your steering wheel for 4
seconds in order to switch between Standard and Advanced Tuning Menu as
illustrated below. Press and hold for an additional 6 seconds in order to reset
the Custom Setup profiles to the default values. Resetting the Tuning Menu
will activate the Standard Tuning Menu.

Tuning Menu Button

4 seconds

Menu Change

6 seconds

Reset

Advanced Tuning Menu:‘A SET’ indicates the Auto Setup profile and ‘1 SET’ to ‘5 SET’ indicates the
Custom Setup profiles.
These profiles allow full access to all tuning parameters without limitation.
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5.6.2SEN (SENSITIVITY)

Standard SEN range: 180 … 1080
Advanced SEN range: 90 … 2520

AUTO		
AUTO		

SEN default: AUTO
SEN default: AUTO

Sensitivity defines the degrees of rotation. If SEN is set to 90 the steering
wheel can only be turned 90° (45° left and 45° right from the calibrated
centre position). If SEN is set to 2520 the steering wheel can be turned 2520°(1260° left and 1260° right from the calibrated centre position). If SEN is
set to AUTO, the sensitivity is controlled by the PC driver or directly by thegame (if it supports the feature).

5.6.3

FF (FORCE FEEDBACK)Standard FF range:
Advanced FF range: OFF

005 … 100		
001 … 100		

FF default: 100
FF default: 100

Force Feedback defines the maximum strength of the motor when force
feedback effects from software / games are sent to the GT DD PRO. If FF
is set to OFF, there will be no force feedback effect executed by the GT
DD PRO motor. If FF is set to 001, the motor will execute only 1% of the
maximum motor power. If FF is set to 100, the motor will execute 100% of
the maximum motor power. The final torque output is influenced by several
factors, including the force feedback modifiers (see below), and the in-gamesettings. For stronger feedback, it is better to run a higher ‘FF’ value in the
Tuning Menu rather than turning up the in-game strength value (to avoid
clipping).

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5.6.4

FFS (FORCE FEEDBACK SCALING)

FFS range: LIN (Linear) / PEA (Peak)			
FF Scaling reduces maximum FFB
output by a small amount in orderto guarantee a consistent output
between peaks and holding forces
as well as improved general linearity
between game output and torqueoutput. LIN activates this setting and
PEA deactivates this setting.

5.6.5

FFS default: PEA

PSU
Standard PSU

Boost Kit 180 PSU

FFS Range

Max. Torque

LIN

4 Nm

PEA

5 Nm

LIN

6 Nm

PEA

8 Nm

NDP (NATURAL DAMPER)

Standard NDP range:
Advanced NDP range: OFF

25 … 100
01 … 100

NDP default: 50
NDP default: 50

Natural Damper provides additional damping which can be adjusted from
OFF to 100. 100 will have the strongest damping effect which reacts to theacceleration and angle of your steering. If turned OFF, your steering will
have no additional damping, making it easier to turn the steering wheel.
Natural Damper is useful for controlling the speed of the wheel during
oversteer, and also helps to reduce wheel oscillation. Oscillation is typicallycaused by latency in the feedback loop, and is more apparent in racing
games that are not optimised for high-torque motors. The default value of
50 provides a balance between steering responsiveness and oscillation
mitigation.

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5.6.6

NFR (NATURAL FRICTION)NFR range: OFF

001 … 100		NFR default: OFF

Natural Friction is used to simulate the mechanical feel of steering
components. A higher setting results in more resistance when rotating thesteering wheel. This can enhance the feeling of driving vehicles without
power steering, or with very wide tyres. This setting may also help prevent
oscillation.
5.6.7

NIN (NATURAL INERTIA)

NIN range: OFF

001 … 100		

NIN default: OFF

Natural Inertia simulates additional steering weight. This can be particularly
useful when using lighter steering wheels such as steering wheels from our
CSL Elite / CSL range. Additionally, the Natural Friction setting is smoothedon direction changes.
5.6.8

INT (FFB INTERPOLATION)

INT range: OFF

01 … 20		

INT default: 11

FFB Interpolation smooths and interpolates FFB by filtering game output
without FFB detail loss. OFF = unfiltered, 01 = lowest filter, and 20 = highest
filter.
5.6.9

FEI (FORCE EFFECT INTENSITY)

FEI range: 000 ... 100		FEI default: 100

Force Effect Intensity adjusts the overall intensity and smoothness of force
effects: 000 is the smoothest. 100 is the sharpest and most direct. Tuning
this parameter can refine harsh or spiky force feedback signals in somegames.
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5.6.10FORCE / SPRING / DAMPER EFFECT

FOR range: OFF
SPR range: OFF
DPR range: OFF

010 … 120		
010 … 120		
010 … 120		

FOR default: 100
SPR default: 100
DPR default: 100

These FFB modifiers allow you to change the FFB signals of a game (onlyapplicable if games support these effects). Theoretically, there are threesignal types which a game can send. Force (forces the steering wheel in a
specific direction). Spring (pulls the steering wheel towards the dynamic
centre). Damper (creates friction)
NOTE: Not every game uses all three types of effects and some games use
only one type to create all three effects.
IMPORTANT: If Spring is adjusted to low values or OFF, the wheel basewill not be able to move the attached steering wheel to the correct centre
position after a centre calibration is performed. Only adjust these values
higher than 100% if the FFB effects are not strong enough and weaker incomparison to other games. Raising one or more of these values may resultin higher load on the motor and increase heat generation.

5.6.11

BLI (BRAKE LEVEL INDICATOR)BLI range: 001 … 100

OFF		

BLI default: OFF

Values from 001 to 100 sets the activation point for brake pedal vibration(only available when ClubSport Pedals V3 / V3i is connected). This feature
works independently and therefore can be used with any game. It is usefulfor learning threshold braking technique. OFF allows pedal vibration to becontrolled by a game directly (if supported).

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5.6.12

SHO (SHOCK / VIBRATION STRENGTH)SHO range: OFFON		SHO default: ON

The strength of the shock / vibration inside a Fanatec steering wheel andpedal set which features vibration motors can be set to either OFF or ON.
These vibration motors can be used directly by the game if supported.

5.6.13

MPS (MULTI POSITION SWITCH FUNCTION)

MPS: AUTO; ENC; CONST; PULSE		MPS default: AUTO

ENC (Encoder): The MPS simulates two buttons, one when rotating the MPS
left and one when rotating the MPS right.
PULSE: The MPS outputs a specific button signal for each position which isonly sent as a single pulse when you rotate the switch.
CONST (Constant): The MPS outputs a constant button signal for eachposition.
AUTO (Game specific): The game can decide which mode is appropriate.
NOTE: Not supported by the included steering wheel. Only available if you
are using a Fanatec steering wheel featuring multi position switches suchas the ClubSport Steering Wheel Formula V2.5. Additionally this featuremust be supported by the game to function.

Compatibility not endorsed by Sony Interactive Entertainment Inc.
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5.6.14AP (ANALOGUE PADDLES)

AP: CbP; CH; bt; AnA		AP default: CbP

CbP(Clutch Bite Point): This feature can be used in any game with ananalogue clutch axis. Both left and right analogue paddles work in parallel;
the primary paddle is determined by which is pressed further.
Clutch bite point configuration steps
Simplified• Press both clutch paddles simultaneously to a least 5% to activate,
move both paddles up to 100%.
• Release one paddle whilst keeping the other fully pressed. The display will now show the percentage value of the released paddle while
the car’s clutch is still fully pressed.
• Set the released paddle to the percentage where your car’s clutch
starts to bite (recommended to evaluate by conducting multiple
launch starts).
• As soon as the virtual start lights turn green, completely release oneof the fully pressed paddles and the clutch will immediately be at thebite point.
• Release the second paddle once a suitable speed is reached for the
optimum launch.

Advanced• Completely press and hold one clutch paddle.
• Press the FunkySwitchTM D-pad stick down. “100” will be shownon the display. Rotate the FunkySwitchTM in order to change thepercentage of the bite point as desired to suit your car (recommended
to evaluate by conducting multiple launch starts).
• Release the paddles to set and store the desired value. You can havean individually stored value for each Tuning Menu slot S_1 ... S_5.
• At race start, press both paddles again to activate the bite point mode,
Release one of the paddles and the clutch will immediately be at thebite point.
• Release the second paddle once a suitable speed is reached for the
optimum launch.

CH(Clutch / Handbrake): Left paddle = Clutch. Right paddle = Handbrake.
bt(Brake / Throttle): Left paddle = Brake. Right paddle = Throttle.
AnA(Mappable Axes): Paddles can be mapped as two additional axes. Thismay be shared with the analogue joystick on some steering wheels.

NOTE: Not supported by the included steering wheel. Only available if you
are using a Fanatec steering wheel or add-on shifter paddles featuring
analogue paddles which do not have a dedicated hardware switch fordifferent analogue paddle modes.

Compatibility not endorsed by Sony Interactive Entertainment Inc.
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5.6.15

BRF (BRAKE FORCE)CSP V3 / V3i: Lo
001 ... 100
CSL E P LCK / CSL P LCK: Lo

Hi			
010 ... 100

Hi

BRF default: 050
BRF default: 050

Brake Force changes the force needed to reach 100% brake input for loadcell brake pedals and is available when a pedal set featuring a load cellbrake is connected to a wheel base via RJ12 and to a PC via USB. ‘Lo’
requires the least amount of brake pressure, 100 requires the most amountof brake pressure.

NOTE: Not supported by the included CSL Pedals.

Compatibility not endorsed by Sony Interactive Entertainment Inc.

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CLEANING

Clean only with a dry or slightly damp microfibre cloth. Using cleaning
solutions may damage your GT DD PRO.

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TROUBLESHOOTINGThe GT DD PRO must not be modified differently other than explicitly
described in this manual. Endor® AG expressly prohibits analysis andutilisation of the electronics, hardware, software, and firmware containedin this device. In case difficulties occur regarding utilisation of the GT DD
PRO, please use the following troubleshooting guide. You will find further
details and contact information on Fanatec.com/support/faq.
If the GT DD PRO is not working properly:
Problem description

Solution

After performing a firmware update of the GT
The steering wheel is not properly centred
DD PRO, the wheel centre position must be
after a firmware update of the GT DD PRO has
manually calibrated. See chapter 5.4 “Centre
been performed.
Calibration” of this manual for more details.
After performing a firmware update of the
The H-pattern shifter is not working properly
GT DD PRO, the H-pattern shifter must be
after a firmware update of the GT DD PRO has
manually calibrated. See chapter 5.5 “Shifterbeen performed.
Calibration” of this manual for more details.
Ensure that you have updated your GT DD
PRO to the latest firmware version which iscontained in the latest PC driver and can be
downloaded from Fanatec.com/driver.
The driver window does not show theattached steering wheel.

Check the pins inside the Quick Release of
the steering wheel. These must not be bent or
damaged.
Try to use another steering wheel. If this isalso not detected, the GT DD PRO may bedamaged.

The PC driver is unable to switch the wheelbase into update mode.

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When OFF, hold power button for 8 seconds
in order to boot into bootloader mode.
Attempt to update firmware via the Firmware
Update Assistant.

Problem description

The Tuning display does not show anythingor is not working properly.

Solution
Try to use another steering wheel. If this isalso not working properly the GT DD PRO
may be damaged.
Check the pins inside the Quick Release of
the steering wheel. These must not be bent or
damaged.

After booting on the GT DD PRO, the start-up
calibration is not working properly.

Ensure that you have updated your GT DD
PRO to the latest firmware version which canbe downloaded from Fanatec.com/driver.

After start-up calibration of the GT DD PRO,
the attached steering wheel does not returnto the correct centre position.

The wheel base might require a manual
centre calibration. See chapter 5.4 “Centre
Calibration” of this manual for more details.

Older titles may not support recent wheelbases. A possible solution is to switch toLED). Also
RevLEDs, FlagLEDs and / or display does not the “PC Compatibility Mode” (please check out our PC suite “FanaLab”
work in specific games.
which may add support for some titles andfeatures.

How can I get in contact with Fanatec
customer support?

There is a chat service on our website, or
you can create a Support Ticket via the ‘My
Products’ section of your Fanatec account.
Fanatec.com
Make sure that you have updated your wheelbase and ClubSport USB Adapter firmware to
the latest firmware version contained within
the latest PC driver which can be downloaded
from fanatec.com/driver.

The PC driver or the wheel base does notrecognise the CSL Pedals.

Ensure that the used RJ12 cable is only thatwhich is included in the CSL Pedals package
content.
Ensure that the RJ12 cables are plugged in
the correct ports of the CSL Pedals locatedon the gas pedal module and the correct
ports of the wheel base and ClubSport USB
Adapter.

The CSL Pedals pedal signals are notcorrectly indicated or verified by the PC
driver after start-up.

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When starting-up the CSL Pedals, every
pedal lever must initially be pushed to the
maximum position and then fully releasedback to the minimum position.

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VIDEO MANUAL

Fanatec.com/QR/GT-DD-RWP-PRO
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SERIAL NUMBER

The serial number is located at the bottom of the wheel base as well as on
the gift box and shipping box.
The serial number of the Gran Turismo® DD Pro bundle starts with letters‘GT’ and has additional 8 numbers, for example: GT021000370.
The serial number of the:- Gran Turismo® DD Pro Wheel Base starts with letters ‘GU’
- Steering Wheel for Gran Turismo® DD Pro starts with letters ‘GV’
- CSL Pedals starts with letters ‘GW’

10 TRADEMARKS“Endor®”, “Fanatec”, “FluxBarrier”, “ClubSport”, and “Podium” areregistered trademarks of Endor AG. Designed and developed by Endor AG
in Germany.
“ ”, “PlayStation”, “PS5”, “PS4” and “PlayStation Shapes Logo” areregistered trademarks or trademarks of Sony Interactive Entertainment Inc.
All rights reserved. All other trademarks are the property of their respective
owners. Manufactured and distributed under license from Sony Interactive
Entertainment.
Gran Turismo® and Gran Turismo® logo are registered trademarks ortrademarks of Sony Interactive Entertainment Inc.
All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
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PRODUCT RECYCLING

Please follow your local regulations when disposing of this product ase-waste.

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COMPLIANCE
CE COMPLIANCE

This device complies with the European product regulations according to CE regulations. The CE
regulations contain basic requirements for safe usage of technical products.

FCC COMPLIANCE
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. The operation of this device is subject to the following
two conditions:•This device may not cause harmful interference, and must accept any interference received, includinginterference that may cause undesired operation.

•

This device was not modified differently than described explicitly in this user manual.

NOTE: This device was tested and approved to the limitations for class B of digital devices according to part
15 of the FCC rules. This limitation should ensure an adequate protection against harmful interferences inresidential areas. However, a warranty for the non-recurring of interferences is not assumed.
Do not modify the device differently than explicitly described in this user manual. Nevertheless, if you do
modify the device differently than explicitly described in the product-related manual, you can be determined
to stop the operation of the device.
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WARRANTY

Endor® AG (“Endor“) or local subsidiaries warrants to the original purchaser that the Fanatec product, which includes
components contained in the retail box with this product will be free from material defects in material and workmanshipfor a period of one year from the original date of purchase (the “Warranty Period”). This warranty is valid in the country
where the product was purchased. If this product is determined to be materially defective during the warranty
period, your sole remedy and Endor’s sole and exclusive liability is limited to the repair or replacement of thisproduct with a factory-recertified product, at Endor’s option. For purposes of this Limited Hardware Warranty andLiability, “factory recertified” means a product that has been returned to its original specifications.
This warranty does not apply if this producta)is used with products that are not expressly declared in the product descriptions as compatible with thisproduct;b)

is used with peripherals Endor does not license, expressly approve or sell. This includes non-licensed
hardware enhancement devices, controllers, adaptors, and power supply devices (“non-licensed/nonapproved peripherals”);

c)is used for any commercial purpose, including rental or arcade purposes;d)is modified or tampered with contrary to the operating and maintenance instructions;e)is damaged by the acts of God (natural disasters), negligence, accidents, wear and tear, unreasonable use,
or by causes unrelated to defective materials or workmanship;f)

has the serial number altered, defaced or removed (where applicable);g)

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This warranty does not cover consumables (such as batteries) or products sold and clearly marked “ASIS” or with faults. Endor may void this warranty if

1)

Endor reasonably believes that the product has been used in a manner that violates the terms of a separate
end user agreement for firmware, system software or game software;2)

the product is used with non-licensed/non-approved peripherals. Consumer assume all risks and liabilities
associated with use of third-party products.

This warranty is provided to you in lieu of all other express or implied warranties. This includes warranties
of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose for this product, which Endor disclaims under theseterms. However, if applicable law requires any of these warranties, then they are limited in duration to thewarranty period.
Except as expressly stated above, Endor excludes all liability for loss of data, loss of profit, or any loss ordamage suffered by you or any third party, whether those damages are direct, indirect, consequential, special,or incidental and however arising under any theory of law, as a result of using this product. Some states orprovinces do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts and some states do not allow theexclusion or limitations of consequential or incidental damages, so these limitations or exclusions may not
apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights. You may also have other rights which vary from state tostate or province to province. The warranty offered by Endor on this product is the same whether or not you register
your product.
This warranty does not apply to any system software / firmware that is pre-installed in the purchased product, or issubsequently provided via update or upgrade releases. In case of issues apparently related to system software /firmware as well as any other product related issues, Endor recommends checking the FAQ database at fanatec.com/
support/faq to see if your problem can be solved there.

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