Thrustmaster T-LCM Pedals User manual

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PC – PlayStation®4 – Xbox One®
User Manual
Before using this product, please read this user manual carefully
and save it for later reference.

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TECHNICAL FEATURES
General overview

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1Removable USB cable; USB connector on
the back of the pedal set
2Removable RJ12 cable; RJ12 connector
on the back of the pedal set
3Medium resistance, preinstalled by default
(1 black F20 spring + 1 grey F15 spring)
(+ 1 central chrome-plated preloading spring)
(+ 2 spacers without markings)
4 1 white F10 spring
52 red F30 springs
62 spacers with red markings
(specifically designed for use with the red
F30 springs)
72.5 mm Allen key
85 flat washers (to decrease or
eliminate the preloading of the central
chrome-plated spring)
10 Plastic pedal head support for vertical
inclination of pedals
Spacers
2 types of spacers are included. It is important to use the proper type of spacer, depending on the
type of spring selected.
Spacers without color markings
(and with grooves)
For use with the following springs:
White F10
Grey F15
Black F20
Spacers with red markings
(and without grooves)
Specifically designed for use with the
following springs:
Red F30
Pedal arms and heads
9Metal pedal arm with 4 holes
10Plastic pedal head support (to be
positioned between the pedal head and
arm) with 4 holes
11 Metal pedal heads (with different
numbers of holes: 9 for the
accelerator pedal; 6 for the brake
pedal; 6 for the clutch pedal)

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CALIBRATION SOFTWARE
VERY IMPORTANT
This procedure must be followed when changing the brake pedal’s resistance.
Connect the pedal set to a PC using the removable USB cable (1).
The removable RJ12 cable (2) must not be connected to the pedal set during this procedure.
Visit https://support.thrustmaster.com. Click Racing Wheels / T-LCM Pedals, then select
Software.
Download and install the calibration software:
- To adjust the dead zones at the beginning of the range of travel on all three pedals to your liking.
- To adjust the dead zones at the end of the range of travel on the accelerator pedal and clutch
pedal to your liking.
- To adjust the electronic force (Brake Force) on the brake pedal to your liking.
Once the different settings have been properly configured, click APPLY, and then disconnect
the removable USB cable (1). The settings are saved in the pedal set’s internal memory:
they will be effective in all of your games, on PC and game consoles.
UPDATING THE PEDAL SET’S FIRMWARE
In order to update the firmware, the pedal set must be connected to a PC via the removable USB cable (1).
The firmware included in the pedal set can be updated with more recent versions allowing for product
improvements.
The firmware version is displayed in the lower left-hand corner of the calibration software.
To update the pedal set’s firmware: on PC, visit https://support.thrustmaster.com, click Racing
Wheels / T-LCM Pedals, then select Firmware and follow the download and installation instructions
and procedure.

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ATTACHING THE PEDAL SET TO A SUPPORT OR COCKPIT
The pedal set can be attached to a variety of different compatible supports (sold separately) using
the five M6-type screw threads located underneath the base. To do so, screw at least two M6
screws (not included) through the support shelf, and into the screw threads on the underside of the
pedal set’s base.
Important: the length of the M6 screws must not exceed the thickness of your support by
more than 0.47 inches/12 mm, so as not to risk damaging the pedal set’s internal
components.
The pedal set’s setup diagrams for cockpits and other supports are available at
https://support.thrustmaster.com:click Racing Wheels / T-LCM Pedals, and then Template -
Cockpit setup.

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MECHANICAL SETTINGS FOR THE PEDAL SET
Adjusting the height of the pedals
- Using the included 2.5 mm Allen key (7), unscrew the two screws holding the metal pedal head (11)
and its plastic support (10)in place.
- Choose your preferred position in terms of height, and then fasten everything together again using
the screws.
Examples with the accelerator pedal:
Low position
High position
Number of different height positions per pedal:
- 3 for the accelerator pedal
- 2 for the brake pedal
- 2 for the clutch pedal
Adjusting the spacing of the three pedals
- Using the included 2.5 mm Allen key (7), unscrew the two screws holding the metal pedal head (11)
and its plastic support (10)in place.
- Choose your preferred position (to the left, centered or to the right), and then fasten everything
together again using the screws.
Examples with the brake pedal:
Left position Centered position (by default) Right position
Number of different spacing positions per pedal:
- 3 for the accelerator pedal
- 3 for the brake pedal
- 3 for the clutch pedal

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Adjusting the inclination of the pedals
- Using the included 2.5 mm Allen key (7), unscrew the two screws holding the metal pedal head (11)
and its plastic support (10)in place.
- Next, rotate the plastic pedal head support (10)180° (or change it), and then fasten everything
together again using the screws.
Examples with the accelerator pedal:
Less inclined position More inclined position Vertical position
(by default)
Number of different inclination positions per pedal:
- 3 for the accelerator pedal
- 3 for the brake pedal
- 3 for the clutch pedal
Adjusting the alignment of the pedals
- Install the plastic pedal head support (10)to move a pedal forward.
- Remove the plastic pedal head support (10)to move a pedal back.
Examples with the accelerator pedal:
Forward position (by default) Back position

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Changing the brake pedal’s resistance
- Disconnect the pedal set from the PC or game console and push down firmly on the washer of
the upper retaining head (G) (located at the back of the pedal), and then pull this component
backward to free it from the metal arm.
- Remove the different elements from the holding rod (B).
ALoad Cell force sensor
Never to be removed from the holding rod!
BHolding rod for springs column
CCentral 4-spiral chrome-plated preloading
spring
DRubber spacer
EPlastic spacer
FMain 7-spiral springs
(F10, F15, F20, F30)
GUpper retaining head with washer

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The brake pedal’s resistance can be adjusted by replacing or mixing the main Fsprings:
F spring color
Spring resistance
WHITE (1 included)
F10
GREY (1 included)
F15
BLACK (1 included)
F20
RED (2 included)
F30
- Reposition the different elements and the main springs (F10, F15, F20 or F30) of your choice
(along with the appropriate spacers) on the holding rod.
Example
Resistance
1 white F10 spring
+ 1 grey F15 spring
Weak resistance
1 grey F15 spring
+ 1 black F20 spring
(installed by default)
Medium resistance
2 red F30 springs
Strong resistance
Don’t hesitate to mix and test out the different springs (a variety of different combinations
are possible) in order to find the level of resistance that suits you best.
Once you have modified the resistance, connect the pedal set to a PC via the removable USB
cable (1), then carry out a new calibration of the brake pedal via the calibration software. This
new calibration (corresponding to the new brake pedal resistance) will automatically be saved in the
pedal set’s internal memory, and will be effective in all of your games on PC and game consoles.
VERY IMPORTANT
The pedal set’s default calibration at the factory is carried out with one grey
F15 spring and one black F20 spring (medium resistance). In the event that
you change the springs (and therefore the brake pedal’s resistance), you
must recalibrate the brake pedal using the calibration software on PC: should
you fail to do so, the brake pedal will not function properly on PC or game
consoles.