> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://collectiveminds.gitbook.io/drivehub/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://collectiveminds.gitbook.io/drivehub/setupwizard.md).

# Setup Wizard

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## <img src="/files/e0Z7QXq0UYAlcQwzgFB2" alt="" data-size="line"> Setup Wizard

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While it is advised to [**read this Drive Hub Owners Manual**](/drivehub/manual.md) from start to finish for detailed & updated information, our "**Setup Wizard**", though outdated & no longer updatable, is still available to use.  It can provide you with a basic idea of how to set up Drive Hub with your wheel & accessories, but it won't teach you about the special PS4/5® [**Fanatec**®/**Logitech**® **Wheel Modes**](/drivehub/manual/fanlogimodes.md)**,** or what mode your wheel should be physically switched to.

[**Visit Xbox One**® **Setup Wizard**](https://www.drivehubnow.com/connect-your-drive-hub-to-an-xb1); this is exactly the same as Xbox Series X|S® Setup.

[**Visit PlayStation**®**4 Setup Wizard**](https://www.drivehubnow.com/connect-your-drive-hub-to-a-ps4); this is exactly the same as PlayStation®5 Setup, with the understanding that with PS5®, a non-native wheel will require a supported [**PS4**® **Specialty Controller**](/drivehub/manual.md#controller-port), and just like PS4® & Xbox®, a native wheel will not require a controller.

{% hint style="info" %}
If your wheel & accessories are not included in the wizard, check the [**Compatibility List**](/drivehub/compatibility.md), then select a wheel of the same brand & platform in the wizard, and it is likely its instructions will be the same.

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The rules are as follows; a non-native wheel goes in the "**Wheel**/**Controller**" port, whereas a native wheel or authentication controller goes in the "**Controller**" port.  If the wizard requests a USB hub, it means a quality **powered** one (one that plugs into the wall).  If the wizard requests a specific adapter, it needs it to adapt the accessory to a USB connector.
{% endhint %}