Thrustmaster T-LCM - Loadcell Pedal set for PS5 / PS4 / Xbox Series X|S / Xbox One / Windows

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Before opening the Windows Control Panel, make sure the T-LCM Calibration Software and your game are closed.

Fanatec CSL Elite, while being the most affordable of the three, is limited in its compatibility, mainly supporting PC and PS4 with a compatible wheel base. However, it does offer a high build quality and adjustable settings similar to the T-LCM. For optimal operation, we recommend that you connect the T-LCM Pedals using only one cable at a time, either the USB cable connected to the PC or the RJ12 cable connected to the racing wheel base. The performance of the T-LCM Pedals shines through in various gaming situations, from casual gaming sessions to intense, competitive races. Whether you’re navigating the picturesque roads of Forza Horizon or engaged in a high-octane F1 race, the pedals consistently deliver impressive performance. The T-LCM Pedals showcase impressive compatibility too. Whether you’re a PlayStation devotee, an Xbox enthusiast, or a PC gaming aficionado, these pedals have got you covered. They are compatible with PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and PC platforms. This broad compatibility ensures that virtually no gamer is left behind when it comes to enhancing their racing experience with the T-LCM Pedals. Value for MoneyYou will need to open the racing wheel base’s control panel. You will then have access to the section dedicated to the pedals you connected. We recommend that you avoid connecting the pedal set with both its cables at the same time. You will therefore need to fully disconnect the USB cable while using the RJ12 cable. In the gaming peripherals market, Thrustmaster isn’t alone. There are several worthy competitors that vie for gamers’ attention. Let’s put the Thrustmaster T-LCM Pedals in a head-to-head showdown with some of the notable alternatives in the market: the Logitech G923 TrueForce and the Fanatec CSL Elite Pedals. Once the pedals are mounted securely and fully connected, it’s time to move on to the software stage of the setup process, where you can finetune them to your preference. Step 2: Installing and adjusting the required software We recommend that you avoid connecting the pedal with both its cables at the same time. You will need to fully disconnect the RJ12 cable while using the USB cable.

Reliability is another area where the T-LCM Pedals excel. They remain steadfast, maintaining their performance and precision, irrespective of the length of your gaming sessions. In terms of how they feel and react in-game, they have been great. The clutch and gas pedal require little force to push and act as you would expect and the brake pedal allows for precision when braking and feels very realistic to one in a real car. I will admit that I did take a few days to get used to them and most people usually do. Thrustmaster’s renowned proprietary H.E.A.R.T (HallEffect AccuRate Technology) system gives racers the opportunity to experience incredibly lifelike sensations, thanks to magnetic sensors allowing for up to 16-bit resolution. The Thrustmaster T-LCM Pedals not only make a statement with their build and design but also leave no stone unturned when it comes to functionality. Installation and Compatibility I experimented with the various settings and adjustments, and found them to be user-friendly and impactful. The ability to adjust the pedal force and incline allowed me to tailor the gaming experience to my comfort and preference, adding another layer of immersion to the game.Washers – Small metal disks that can be dropped in the middle of the pre-loading spring which disables it Before starting your game, make sure the Windows Control Panel and the T-LCM Calibration Software are closed. You’re not just purchasing a set of gaming pedals; you’re investing in a comprehensive and immersive racing experience. For those serious about their gaming, especially racing enthusiasts, we believe the Thrustmaster T-LCM Pedals are a worthy investment that will elevate your gaming experience to new heights. The brake force is shown to you by two values, the raw and final values. The raw value is exactly the force you put through the pedals, but the final value for the brake can be adjusted by the brake force value slider at the bottom of the window. The deadzones are shown by small yellow boxes at the start and end of the movement range, which can both be made bigger or smaller, depending on your preference.

Load Cell” force sensor technology: up to 100 kg of pressure to apply the perfect amount of braking force The calibration app doesn't recognize the pedals while connected through a Thrustmaster racing wheel. If, like me, you often sit with your foot slightly resting against the brake, you can set the perfect amount of pressure to ignore before games register any input. The separation of final values detected by games and the raw information from the load cell makes it easy to understand how they work, and it's a breeze to find the perfect balance after some in-game testing.Make sure the pedals are released when connecting the USB cable. That is, do not press down on the pedals when connecting the pedal set. In this game you can adjust the STEERING WHEEL ANGLE from 40° to 180° in SETTINGS / GAME / STEERING WHEEL ANGLE) From its robust build quality to its high precision and extensive personalisation options, the T-LCM Pedals stand as a testament to Thrustmaster’s commitment to enhancing our gaming experiences. The broad compatibility with different platforms and the straightforward installation process further solidify its place as a top-tier gaming peripheral.

Versatile and stable, the T-LCM Pedals set gives users significant advantages when racing: the pedals can be adjusted; a set of 6 springs allows for a multitude of adjustment options; the unit features non-slip, 100% metal materials; and the pedal set’s settings (dead zones and electronic force [Brake Force]) can be adjusted via the included software.

A combined load cell brake sensor and personalized springs make for immersive sim racing.

By default, the pre-installed springs provide a middling resistance but can be swapped out for combinations of included, color-coded springs and flat washers. Adding more washers reduces the preload effect on the brake, making them more linear, just like the gas and clutch pedals. Calibration software allows for adjustment of the brake force, plus the dead zones for all 3 pedals. No matter which type of springs you choose, you'll need to calibrate the pedals after making changes with the official Thrustmaster software. Using the included USB cable, setting dead zones is as simple as resizing a box at the top and bottom until it feels just right. It is best to adjust this after the original software setup so that you know the full range of default resistances.