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RSR Series 4
CORE support.
Your setup, made simple. Find the right manual, connect your wheel and display, and get every control ready to race.
Choose your manual ↓
01 / Start here
Choose your manual.
Use the manual for your RSR version. Each includes the setup sequence, paddle calibration and control reference.
PC / SimHub
PC user manual
For the PC wheel: connections, SimHub setup, shifter and clutch calibration, lighting and button combinations.
Download PC manual ↓PlayStation / Xbox
Console user manual
For the console wheel: wheelbase controls, Wi-Fi telemetry, game settings, display customisation and troubleshooting.
Download Console manual ↓02 / PC setup
Get connected with SimHub.
Set up the PC wheel
- Install and run SimHub.
- Download and add the RSR device profile.
- Follow the PC manual to calibrate the shifter and clutch paddles and configure the wheel.
Using the Wi-Fi display on PC?
Install the MVH SimHub plugin and follow the display setup instructions in the Console Manual (page 34), which also covers PC use of the Wi-Fi telemetry module.
This plugin is only needed for the Wi-Fi display on PC. It is not required for a VOCORE display.
03 / Console setup
Two modules. One setup sequence.
The console RSR has separate wheel-control and telemetry modules. Configure both before your first session.
1. Configure your controls
Select the correct wheelbase in the wheel module’s setup page, apply its default button mapping, then save. Calibrate all paddles before use.
The wheel module uses Wi-Fi for setup only; its normal operation does not need a wireless connection.
Follow the Console manual →2. Connect your telemetry
Connect the display module to your home 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, on the same local network as your console. Then configure telemetry for your game.
The display receives game data continuously over Wi-Fi. Display support depends on the game.
Check supported telemetry games →04 / Wheelbase help
The right guide for your base.
Fanatec
PlayStation emulation: the RSR uses ClubSport Porsche 918 RSR controls with a compatible Fanatec setup. The illustrated guide explains default buttons, rotary directions and remapping.
PC with direct MagLink: use a force feedback enabler such as the MVH 3FBE or equivalent. A Fanatec Podium Hub can provide force feedback without a separate enabler. The console emulation route does not require one.
Thrustmaster
T598 PlayStation emulation: the RSR uses Ferrari F1 wheel controls with the required MVH QR kit and Wi-Fi display. Check both the mapping guide and firmware notes for your setup.
About remapping: the RSR has more physical controls than the emulated wheels. You can remap its controls in the wheel module’s Wi-Fi setup, but this cannot create additional independent inputs. Some controls may share functions, and available mappings vary by game and wheelbase.
Logitech G29 / G920 / G923 installation
Use these videos for the mechanical installation steps that match your wheelbase and mounting method.
05 / Help & reference
Get back on track.
Display not connecting or receiving telemetry?
Start with the Wi-Fi troubleshooting guide. Check your 2.4 GHz network, keep the display and gaming device on the same local network, and use the game settings in the Console manual.
Buttons or paddles behaving unexpectedly?
Check the selected wheelbase, default mapping and paddle calibration in your manual. For Fanatec or Thrustmaster PlayStation setups, use the illustrated mapping guides above to check the emulated controls and their limits.
Torque rating, mounting and warranty
The Series 4 CORE wheels are rated for a maximum peak torque of 17Nm and a continuous torque of 14Nm.
Please note that any modifications made to the wheel beyond the mounting of a standard 70mm, 6-hole pattern quick release, or the use of products from companies other than MVHStudios, will void your warranty.
Still need a hand?
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