Can I use the Moza Vision GS with non-Moza wheelbases like Simucube or Fanatec?
Yes, the Moza Vision GS is compatible with third-party wheelbases through the use of the Moza Universal Hub. This hub allows for a direct PC connection via USB, enabling the wheel to function with other bases. However, some advanced features, such as wireless communication and certain telemetry functions, may be limited or unavailable when used outside the Moza ecosystem
Is the dashboard display customizable, and how do I change it?
Absolutely. The Vision GS features a 2.85-inch high-definition circular touchscreen that supports full UI customization. Users can switch between multiple presets or create their own layouts using the MOZA Pit House software. The touchscreen allows for intuitive navigation by sliding in different directions to change the display.
How do I calibrate the paddles if they feel unresponsive or misaligned?
If you experience issues with paddle responsiveness, you can recalibrate them using the MOZA Pit House software:
1. Open MOZA Pit House.
2. Navigate to the "Recovery and Reset" section.
3. Click on "Calibrate Paddles" and follow the on-screen instructions.
This process should restore proper functionality to the paddles.
What do the different colors and patterns of the shift indicator lights mean?
The shift indicator lights on the Vision GS provide real-time feedback:
Purple Breathing Light: Normal standby mode when the game is not active.
Blue Breathing Light: Indicates that the wheel is in firmware upgrade mode.
Left-Right Movement: The wheel is attempting to pair with the base.
Is the Moza Vision GS compatible with PlayStation 5 or other consoles?
No, the Moza Vision GS is designed exclusively for PC use. It is not compatible with PlayStation 5, Xbox, or other gaming consoles. The wheel's features and software are tailored for PC-based sim racing setups.
