User Guide

9/21/2017 G29 - Logitech Support

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NOTE:The D-Pad cannot be assigned a single command by dragging a command from the

Command List.

6. Alternatively, you can right-click on a button or its assignment for additional options:

NOTE: Grey-colored text menu items are not accessible.

Assign New Command — Click on this option to openthe Command Editor window.

Edit Command — Clickon this option to openthe Command Editor window.

Use Generic — Clickon this option to returnthe selected button assignment to its generic

function.

Unassign — Clickon this option to removeall assignments from the selected button.

Game-Specic Prole Commands

LGS can be used to create new or import LGS preset game proles for compatible Logitech racing

wheels. These proles allow you to create customized button layouts and wheel/pedal sensitivity

congurations for compatible games on your computer.

For more information on creating and editing proles, see Create and edit racing wheel proles

using Logitech Gaming Software (/article/Create-and-edit-racing-wheel-proles-using-Logitech-

Gaming-Software).

For more information on importing LGS preset proles, see Import racing wheel proles using

Logitech Gaming Software (/article/Import-racing-wheel-proles-using-Logitech-Gaming-

Software).

Command Editor

You can customize button command assignments on your racing wheel using the Command Editor.

1. Double-click on either an unassigned or assigned button to open the Command Editor. You can

create or edit a command using the following customization options:

Keystroke — Assign a single key press, or a key press with modiers.

Multi Key — Assign a "macro'd" series of keystrokes (either with or without recorded time

delays).

Text Block — Create a block of text to be typed out when the button is pressed (either with or

without Unicode support).

Mouse Function — Assign a button to use any of the available mouse button functions.

Media — Set a button to control media playback or volume functions.

Hotkeys — Use a predened keystroke command.

Shortcut — Assign a button to launch a le/folder/drive on your computer.

Function — Assign a button to act like a Microsoft function button (ex. to open your web

browser).

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