No, because PitchBend (high resolution) is what the FaderPort sends.
If you have experimented a little with the Input Transformer, you can save your settings there as presets. Then everything is pretty easy to handle. You need the Input Transformer anyway if you also want to filter the note on/off commands that the FaderPort sends for some buttons. There are videos on YouTube about working with the Input Transformer. There you should also understand what it means to work with several modules in the Input Transformer. It takes a bit of time, but you manage to understand it, I think.
Here are two presets, generated with Cubase, that you can load as modules at the same time.
If you do this, 1. all note commands will be filtered and 2. the PitchBend data will be transformed into CC 21.
No Notes.xml (2.5 KB)
Pitchbend to CC 21.xml (4.2 KB)