Victrix Pro BFG Wireless Controller for Xbox Series X|S & PC

To use the Pro BFG™ in Wireless Mode, start by plugging the included Wireless USB Dongle into your Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, or Windows 10/11 PC. The LED on the dongle will begin flashing purple. 

To turn the controller on, press the Xbox Button on the front of the Pro BFG.  

The LED ring around the controller’s Xbox button and the LED light on the dongle will be solid purple to indicate the two are paired.  

To turn off the controller, press and hold the Xbox Button for 6 seconds until the purple LED around the Xbox button turns off.   

If you encounter an issue pairing the controller, start by plugging in the dongle into the USB port on your console/PC  

Use a paperclip or pin to press and hold the internal connect button, located on the side of the USB dongle, until the LED blinks rapidly.  

With the Pro BFG controller turned on, press and hold the Profile button on the back of the controller until the dongle LED and LED ring on the controller’s Xbox button turns solid purple.  

To use the Pro BFG in Wired Mode, plug the included USB-C cable into the USB-C port on the top of the controller, and the other end into your Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, or Windows 10/11 PC. 

To connect to the console or PC, press the Xbox Button on the front of the controller. 

To use the Pro BFG in Bluetooth Mode, turn on the controller by pressing the Xbox button.  

Next, press and hold the Xbox and Menu buttons together for 4 seconds until you see the “Function” button LED (located on the front of the controller above the 3.5mm jack) begin flashing Blue.  

Once the LED is flashing Blue, release the buttons and go to the Bluetooth pairing screen on your supported Bluetooth Device and select “Victrix Pro BFG” to connect. 

The Function button LED will turn off and the LED ring on the controller’s Xbox button will turn solid purple to indicate it has successfully paired to your Bluetooth device. 

To swap out a module, use the included module swap tool (found inside the carrying case) and turn the hex-screws counterclockwise a few times. Repeat until both sides of the module are unscrewed (Note: The hex-screws are magnetically held into the module and will not fully remove from the unit). 

Once the hex screws are loose in the module, gently pull the unit out of the controller, or tip the controller over to remove. 

Place your desired module into the controller, then use the module swap tool to screw the hex-screws in clockwise, until the module is secure. 

The Left D-Pad and Analog Stick module can be rotated 180º to choose between a standard Xbox offset sticks layout, or side-by-side stick layout (Note: It is recommended to recalibrate your Pro BFG after swapping the Left Module layout. Follow the steps in section 11 for Recalibration).   

The Right Button and Stick module can be removed and replaced with the 6-button Fightpad module for fighting games.   

To enable Tournament Lock Mode, quickly press and release the “Function” Button (on the front of the controller, above the audio jack) and the “Profile” Button (in the middle on the back of the controller) simultaneously. The Function LED and Profile LED will illuminate dimly in Red and blink every few seconds to indicate it is in Tournament Lock Mode.   

To deactivate Tournament Lock Mode, quickly press and release the “Function” Button (on the front of the controller, above the audio jack) and the “Profile” Button (in the middle on the back of the controller) simultaneously. 

To program the back buttons, hold the “Profile” button on the back of the controller and press the back button you would like to map an input to. Once the LED is flashing, press any button on the controller to map that button’s function to the selected back button. The LED will blink quickly 3 times indicating successful programming.   

To clear or disable a back button, hold the “Profile” button and double press the back button you wish to disable. The LED will blink quickly 3 times indicating successful clearing. 

You can also program the back buttons, as well as other buttons, in the Victrix Control Hub app, available on your console or PC in the Microsoft Store. 

To save a button mapping profile, follow the steps outline in the Programming the Back Button Section. When mapping inputs to the back buttons, the “Profile” LED will blink in the color of the currently active Profile (either Purple. Blue, or Green).    

To toggle between your 3 saved profiles, press and release the “Profile” button on the back of the controller. The “Profile” LED will illuminate in Purple, Blue, or Green to indicate which Profile is active.   

You can toggle to the legacy SOCD Mode where UP + DOWN = UP by pressing and holding the Function and Share buttons for 3 seconds. 

To adjust the trigger stop, press and hold the Clutch Sliders on the back of the controller, then depress the trigger to the desired stopping position. Release the Clutch Slider to set the trigger stop to your selected position.   

To set the triggers to “Hair Trigger” mode for the fastest response and minimal travel distance, press and release the Clutch Sliders without touching the triggers. The triggers will now operate as a digital button.   

To recalibrate your controller, power on and connect your controller to the Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, or Windows 10/11 PC (either in Wired or Wireless modes).    

Hold the Function button while simultaneously pressing either the Left Stick Button (LSB) or Right Stick Button (RSB), then releasing. The Function LED will start blinking purple to indicate it is in calibration mode.  

Rotate the selected Analog Stick 3 times in full 360º circles then release to the idle center position.  

Press the Function button to complete the calibration. The LED will stop blinking. 

Recalibrating the controller’s sticks can also be done through the Victrix Control Hub app, available on your console or PC in the Microsoft Store. 

To adjust the game volume, hold down the “Function” button and press Up/Down on the D-pad. 

To adjust the Game/Chat balance, hold down the "Function" button and press Left/Right on the D-pad.  

Cycle through different audio mode profiles by holding down the “Function” button and pressing LB/RB. The LED on the “Function” button will cycle between Purple (Pure Audio), Blue (Bass Boost), or Green (Treble Boost) to indicate the profile.    

To mute your microphone, press the “Function” button twice; the LED will illuminate Amber. 

You can make additional audio adjustments with the Victrix Control Hub app, available on your console or PC in the Microsoft Store.   

After connecting your Pro BFG controller to the Xbox console (in Wired or Wireless mode), there will be a popup on the bottom of your screen informing you that Dolby Atmos is available and to hold the Xbox button to activate in settings.  

Follow the instructions on screen to complete the set up. 

To remove the analog stick cap, firmly pull up on the analog stick to remove it from the controller. 

To install the analog stick cap, align the mounting neck and press down until it clicks securely into place. 

To remove a D-pad, hold it between two fingers and gently pull the D-Pad cover off.     

To add a D-pad, line it up with the controller and gently push down until you hear a click.  

Remove the Module you wish to change the analog stick gate on (follow directions for Removing/Swapping Modules).   

To remove a gate, flip the module plate over (so the back is facing you) and press firmly on the back side of the gate with your thumb; the gate should pop out.   

When adding a gate, first make sure the front of the module plate is facing you. Then, line up the small alignment dot on the gate to the alignment dot on the module plate (octagonal gate only), and press down firmly until it clicks in around the whole gate.   

To recharge your controller, connect the included USB-C Cable to the USB-C port on the controller, and the other end into your Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, or Windows 10/11 USB Port.  

The purple LED ring around the Xbox button will light up and begin fading in and out to indicate it is charging.   

Once fully charged, the LED ring will remain solid and on.  

When your controller reaches a low battery level, the LED ring will begin flashing quickly to warn you of the low battery.   

When the battery level is critically low, an audible warning tone will play every minute through a connected headset. 

To use the Victrix Control Hub app, go to the Microsoft Store on your console or PC and search for “Victrix Control Hub.” 

Once downloaded and open, you will be prompted to plug in a compatible Victrix controller. 

When you plug in a controller for the first time, you will be required to update your firmware to the latest version available.  

Once the update is complete, you may use the app to customize your Pro BFG even further.