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General| Type | MIDI Foot Controller |
|---|---|
| Number of Footswitches | 10 |
| Expression Pedal Inputs | 2 |
| Connectivity | USB, MIDI |
| Power Supply | 9V DC |
| MIDI Ports | In, Out |
Details FCC compliance and California Proposition 65 warnings for product usage.
Lists all items included in the Nektar Pacer footswitch controller package.
Highlights the main capabilities and hardware features of the Pacer controller.
Specifies the minimum hardware and OS requirements for using the Nektar Pacer.
Instructions for setting up Pacer with your Digital Audio Workstation (DAW).
Information on accessing supplementary online articles and documentation for Pacer.
Details the functions of footswitches, buttons, and the data encoder on the Pacer.
Explains the various input and output jacks for connecting pedals, MIDI, and power.
Methods for loading user and factory presets using different switches and the encoder.
How to program footswitches to load specific presets for performance.
How to enter and navigate the Control Edit menu to assign functions to controls.
Setting how programmed steps behave: one-shot, sequence, or external select.
Defining the number of active steps for a control and their order.
Choosing MIDI message types (CC, Note, etc.) and configuring their data parameters.
Setting expression pedal input types and data ranges for MIDI control.
Assigning specific MIDI channels or the global channel to individual control steps.
Configuring LED colors for switches to indicate assignment types or states.
How to connect and program the 4 relays for switching amp functions or other devices.
Using one control to change steps of another control in a sequence.
Step-by-step guide to saving the current Pacer configuration to a preset location.
Process for assigning a custom name (up to 5 characters) to a saved preset.
Setting the default MIDI channel for global messages sent from the Pacer.
Assigning MIDI messages or functions to the data encoder for independent control.
Using the Panic function to reset MIDI messages and connected devices.
Selecting the source for MIDI messages sent via the MIDI Out jack (USB or internal).
Configuring how footswitches behave: momentary, normally open/closed, or latching.
Setting the default behavior for connected expression pedals.
Defining the default behavior for the Pacer's relay outputs.
Configuring patch up/down commands for DAW or MIDI program changes.
Selecting Pacer's behavior for Mackie Control Universal (MCU) DAW integration.
Adjusting the overall brightness level of the Pacer's LEDs.
Activating the data encoder for direct MIDI message transmission.
How to create and restore backup files of Pacer's presets and settings via Sysex.
Procedure for resetting the Pacer to its original factory default settings.
Reference detailing MIDI messages transmitted and received by the Pacer.
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