Doom #1 Configuration




     Joystick
          BTN UP   Hold for Strafe Mode * (See Below)
          BTN MB   Open /Use
          BTN LB   Auto Map
          BTN HU   Quik Load / Yes Toggle
          BTN HR   Fists / Chain Saw
          BTN HD   Quik Save / Yes Toggle
          BTN HL   Fists / Chain Saw 
     

    WCS
          BTN 1   RU Pistol  
                  RM Follow Mode  
                  RD God Mode (Invulnerable)
                   
          BTN 2   RU Shot Gun   
                  RM Full Map Zoom Toggle  
                  RD Full Map Zoom Toggle  
     
          BTN 3   RU Chain Gun    
                  RM Drop Marker  
                  RD Auto Map All Areas /Show Objects /Normal Map Toggle
     
     
          BTN 4   RU Plasma Rifle  
                  RM Zoom In 
                  RD Zoom In
     
          BTN 5   RU Rocket Launcher 
                  RM Zoom Out 
                  RD Zoom Out
              
          BTN 6   RU BFG 9000
                  RM Clear Markers      
                  RD Full Ammo /Keys /Weapons /200% Armour

     
          RKR UP  Weapons Mode
          RKR MD  Auto Map Mode  
          RKR DN  Cheat Mode




          * I explained in the Flight Sim Forum that the MKII WCS only supports 
            single character outputs. This is the reason that programs such as Xwing
            Red Baron, Aces of the Pacific, Air Warrior and Aces over Europe do 
            not work properly when you attempt to program the upper button 
            functions. They are looking for continuous signals. This can be gotten 
            around by plugging the joystick directly into the first joystick port
            and the MKII WCS into the second for games that support Thrusmaster.
            This however doesn't help for games such as Doom, in which the slide 
            or strafe function of the upper button will not work and still allow you 
            to program the other buttons while attached to the MKII WCS. The cure for 
            this problem is to contact Thrustmaster for a wiring diagram which allows 
            you to either install a switch to selectively enable / disable the upper 
            button or just jump the connections to permanently disable the progamable
            function of the upper button. This is not a great disadvantage in any 
            games that support joysticks, as most games give some function to the 
            second button of a standard two button joystick. I hope this is some help 
            to those like me who can't seem to play anything anymore, without my
            Thrusmaster setup!