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Your cart is empty. Multifunctional:
substitute for and assign a single keyboard function, shortcut key, hotkey, or combined key of medical facility, mouse click , String , multimedia, game,zoom etc and also good for foot control of dictation programs or other macros and transcription work.
Quiet Design
This is Upgraded Optical Switch instead of momentary switches ,Under normal use it would not annoy anyone and works fine in an office environment or home.
Ergonomic Design:
The ergonomic design with a wide pedal and the large size enables you long lasting comfort for your feet,the pedal with special pattern which is immensely attractive to you,and no slide when you operate.
It can be support more than one on a PC, just programmed individually, then plug them in.
System support :
(1)Dos
(2)Win 2000
(3)Win xp
(4)Win 7
(5)Win 8
(6)Win 10
(7)Linux
(8)MAC
(9)Android
(10)Win11
Notice: Please configure it on Windows PC with the provided software. That's meaning you'll need to install the drive on a Windows computer and configure what you want to do. Once set, then plug into your Mac or other system.
How to Installation
1.Download latest software from the http://software.pcsensor.com/pc_en.html;
2.Plug the USB foot pedal to USB port of your windows computer;
3.Install the lastest software in your windows PC;
4.Select what you want the foot pedal to do from the list of available options.Once you have programmed the foot pedal, it will work in all programs as you grogrammed it.
5.If you want to use in your Mac or other system computer, just plug to your other computer, it's plug and play, it can be do what you had programmed.
Specifications
Dimension: 14.5''x 5.6"1.7"
Weight: 14.8oz/ 420g
Lifetime: over 100,000 times
USB Length:1.8M/6ft
Mary Jones
2025-09-04 15:14:46
I bought this a couple of months back to help improve my guitar livestreams, I play a lot of Rocksmith 2014 and this is perfect to use as a tone selector while keeping your hands free to play. It’s very easy to setup, durable enough to get the job done, and a great value. You get 3 buttons to use and they look great. It’s strong enough that it won’t buckle from stepping on it notmally, and it’s super easy to connect and setup. I use the left bank for whatever the normal tone of the song I’m playing is, the middle for my own custom tone, and the right is a WAH effect great for leads and octave riffs.I’d definitely recommend this if it’s something you’re thinking about trying.
David G.
2025-08-10 16:49:00
I have struggled for a long time with motion related problems in the arms. This device is a very useful tool to help reduce impact on the arms. I find that it helps mostly with clicks. You can set a pedal to perform a click upon press and another on release. You can then use it for double or single click, by holding the pedal down until the next click is needed, and then releasing. You can also assign a macro which would be its most useful feature if not for a limit placed on the length of the string of functions. I have to set up several macros each to handle a small repetitive function on a spreadsheet like setting up the header, wrapping text, autofilter, etc. Then I switch the middle pedal between macros. I still give it five stars simply because there is almost no alternative useful tech yet to help with repetitive motion problems and this is a lifesaver for me.
B. Felsher
2025-06-07 18:56:34
As an engineer and computer programmer this has worked flawlessly allowing me to easily assign common tasks and use my feet to work faster. Hot tip: paired with auto-hot-key this device is very powerful, but even alone it is very easy to program using the included software.
Layth A.
2025-06-01 16:22:11
sketchy software with broken english , very awkward to press because of the button design, works ok just not very ergonomic .
Jeff Janzen
2025-03-05 20:23:44
I bought this to use with Reason DAW, to trigger effects in various VSTs--especially the "freeze" effect in Sanford Reverb. This CANNOT do that function. It will NOT send MIDI events or notes of any kind. So I tried lots of workarounds--sending keystrokes and then emulating MIDI triggers with Virtual MIDI Piano Keyboard and loopMIDI. (That worked, but I had to have the Virtual Piano window in focus for the pedal to work, which is very inconvenient.) I also tried using the pedals to trigger gamepad buttons in Fergo JoystickMIDI, but Fergo gave an error that there was no joystick plugged in. In the end, it took me too long--past the return period--to run out of ideas and give up on trying these workarounds, so I guess I'll keep it. Anyway, it's kind of cool to be able to trigger key presses with my feet, so maybe I'll think of a way to improve my workflow with it or something. There's nothing wrong with it, but it's not what I wanted. Just thought I'd warn others.If you're just wanting a pedal to send MIDI events, I recommend the "Sky Midier" instead (search Amazon for "bt midi foot controller"). Find my review there for a full explanation.
harley r.
2025-02-15 20:59:53
Easy install and works great.
Danniel
2024-12-06 15:29:19
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Thomas
2024-11-17 15:06:17
I use this all the time for fps games. Love it!
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