I'm running the EvoD.6 bios and have been unable to get the IGR to work. I've checked all the settings in the Evox dash and all of the IGR options are turned on.

I've read that holding the two triggers and pressing the 'start' button & 'back' button (which I'm assuming is the 'B' button?) is supposed to trigger the IGR.

I've tried a bunch of different combos (just mashing buttons trying to get it to work) but have been unsuccessful. Can anyone help me out and tell me what the heck I'm doing wrong?

Thanks

evox IGR comes with dash 3285.
You have 3 settings for evox IGR, when you change anything from the dash, you need to reboot to activate the changes. The combo for IGR is 2 triggers + back + start.
This works for everyone.
You may also want to check X2 4974 bios for IGR.....

Thanks for the reply SillYcoNe. I'm running evox dash 3285 and all of the settings for the IGR are turned 'on', and machine has been rebooted.

Am I correct by assuming that the back button is the 'B' button?

I dunno why this won't work for me...

The back button is the back button. Next to start.

IGR for me is L+R+Start+Back+White+Black

OMG....thats to many button at one time....IGR for me is L+R+back+black....i think start and back work also

QUOTE (Evil Ryu @ Mar 10 2003, 04:38 PM)

Am I correct by assuming that the back button is the 'B' button? I dunno why this won't work for me...

The back button is next to the Start button
It is not button B

Evil Ryu, if you ever do figure out how to do IGR (answer is in this thread)......turn off the IGR in evox and use the IGR contained in the 4974 bios, it gets you back to the dash instead of a full reset.

QUOTE (Dojo2000 @ Mar 10 2003, 08:17 PM)

IGR for me is L+R+Start+Back+White+Black

That sounds like a mix of the S-controller and the standard controller IGR. You should only need L+R and then two other buttons. You might want to experiment and save yourself a little carpal tunnel.

Well,... I finally figured it out. For me, the IGR works when I press both triggers + start + black button - NOT the back button. I could have sworn that I had tried that combination b4, but I guess not.

Seems strange that everyone has different button configurations that work... maybe different bioses?

Oh yeah - and thanks for straightening me out with which button is the 'back' button!

Cheers!