Peavey PFC 10 MIDI Foot Controller User Manual

The Peavey PFC 10 MIDI Foot Controller User Manual provides setup, operation, connection, and safety instructions for the device.


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Brand
Peavey
Category
Other device
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
12
File format
PDF
File size
921 KB
Published
30 September, 2026
Updated
30 September, 2026
MD5 checksum
231B5D02FBAEAD3AA2829B51A4FA9425

About this manual

The PFC 10 Professional MIDI Foot Controller is a 11‑button, 20‑character by 2‑line LCD foot controller designed for use with Peavey Tube Fex or TransFex 212 or as a stand‑alone MIDI device. It offers full MIDI compatibility, control‑voltage inputs, and an integrated chromatic tuner.

The manual explains how to connect the controller, select programs, use tuner mode, and perform MIDI mapping, as well as safety precautions, warranty information, and required power supplies. It also details the controller’s front and rear panel functions and provides troubleshooting guidance.

What's inside

  • Introduction
  • Features
  • Front Panel Descriptions
  • Rear Panel Descriptions
  • Connecting the Controller
  • Using the Controller with Tube Fex or TransFex 212
  • Program Change Mode
  • Performance Tip / MIDI Mapping
  • Tuner Mode
  • Stand‑Alone Operation

Specifications

Number of buttons11
Display20‑character by 2‑line LCD
Control Voltage inputs2 inputs for CV pedals
MIDI compatibilityFull (5‑pin or 8‑pin)
Phantom power sourceSupplied via 8‑pin cable from Tube Fex/TransFex 212
MIDI channel range1‑16 (user selectable)

Frequently asked questions

How do I connect the PFC 10 to a Peavey Tube Fex or TransFex 212?

Use the supplied 8‑pin DIN cable; it provides power and bidirectional MIDI communication between the controller and the rack unit.

How can I enter tuner mode on the PFC 10?

Press the Bank/Tuner button twice; the chromatic tuner will appear on the LCD display.

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