Wheel on PS4

Keep your hands off the wheel once it is connected: force feedback setup and calibration start automatically and it can move suddenly.

1. Have ready: a supported wheel and game (wheels) with the wheel's power and every pedal and shifter attached, a DualShock 4 v2 (CUH-ZCT2X) as the AUTH controller (a v1, CUH-ZCT1X, will not work), and Zen Studio on a Windows PC.
2. Fanatec wheel: put it in PS3 mode first with fanatec-ps3.
3. On the PS4, go to Settings > Devices > Controllers > Communication Method and choose Use USB Cable.
4. In Settings > Power Save Settings > Set Time Until Controllers Turn Off, choose Do Not Turn Off.
5. Plug the Zen into the PS4 with any controller in it.
6. Go to Settings > Devices > Bluetooth Devices and Forget Device on every PlayStation controller so none re-pairs by itself.
7. Plug the Zen's PROG port into your Windows PC and open Zen Studio.
8. Go to Tools > Zen Operational Mode, pick Wheel Mode and click Finish. The Zen's screen shows the Wheel Mode logo.
9. In Device Panel, set Emulator Output Protocol to AUTO and turn off PS4 Speciality and PS Remote Play.
10. Press the Zen's reset button once and confirm Zen Studio's status bar reads Wheel Mode. If it shows Device Disconnected, replug PROG.
11. Unplug every cable from the Zen.
12. Plug the DualShock 4 v2 into A1 and keep it there while you play; without it the wheel drops out about every 8 to 10 minutes.
13. Plug the wheel into A3 with its power connected.
14. Plug the Zen's CONSOLE/PC port into the PS4, using a rear USB port on a PS4 Pro.
15. With the controller and wheel both on, press the reset button to sync, then keep your hands off while it calibrates.
16. If it does not sync, unplug the DualShock 4 from A1 and plug it back in.

The game sees your wheel as a Logitech G29, so no remapping is needed.