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Control Boards
64 Inputs Board
Further information can be found in the documents below:
This USB connected board can accept 64 switch inputs. The supplied software allows the user to
configure the inputs and then, when the main program is run, all of the switches will directly control
actions within Flight Simulator. The switches are arranged in blocks of 8 utilising readily available
RJ45 plugs and cables. Instructions with full connection details are included. The inputs are designed
for pushbuttons and toggle switches (or any combination thereof), and even multi-position
switches.
With the added functionality of utilising keypresses, our 64INS Boards are now capable of handling
other items that the FSUIPC offset list doesn’t readily handle, which is important for 'Add-On' aircraft,
and by using the ‘Create Mouse Macro’ in FSUIPC, you can have a keypress combination (ie. Ctrly)
operate what would normally need to be activated with a mouse-click on the screen. This means
that by using our 64INS Software, you can now have one of your physical buttons (which would be
connected to our 64INS Board) simulate this keypress combination when you push it. This is true
also, for any other keypress combination that’s been assigned within the flight sim program.
Additional to the 64 switch inputs, all of our 64INS boards can now accept two rotary encoders
connected to dedicated terminals on the board.
Further upgrades to our software mean that our 64INS boards can now have either switches/buttons
connected to blocks 8 and 7, or you can connect 4 rotary encoders to each of block 8 and block 7.
This means that the board can be set up (with simple, easy to understand software) in three different
ways :
64 switch inputs and 2 rotary encoders on dedicated terminals.
56 switch inputs with 2 rotary encoders on dedicated terminals, and 4 rotary encoders instead of
switches on block 8.
48 switch inputs with 2 rotary encoders on dedicated terminals, and 8 rotary encoders insstead of
switches on block 8 and block 7.
Up to six individual 64INS Boards can be tied together and operated simultaneously, with easy-to use
configuration software explaining which boards are operating what functions at all times.
64 Inputs Board US$175-00
configure the inputs and then, when the main program is run, all of the switches will directly control
actions within Flight Simulator. The switches are arranged in blocks of 8 utilising readily available
RJ45 plugs and cables. Instructions with full connection details are included. The inputs are designed
for pushbuttons and toggle switches (or any combination thereof), and even multi-position
switches.
With the added functionality of utilising keypresses, our 64INS Boards are now capable of handling
other items that the FSUIPC offset list doesn’t readily handle, which is important for 'Add-On' aircraft,
and by using the ‘Create Mouse Macro’ in FSUIPC, you can have a keypress combination (ie. Ctrly)
operate what would normally need to be activated with a mouse-click on the screen. This means
that by using our 64INS Software, you can now have one of your physical buttons (which would be
connected to our 64INS Board) simulate this keypress combination when you push it. This is true
also, for any other keypress combination that’s been assigned within the flight sim program.
Additional to the 64 switch inputs, all of our 64INS boards can now accept two rotary encoders
connected to dedicated terminals on the board.
Further upgrades to our software mean that our 64INS boards can now have either switches/buttons
connected to blocks 8 and 7, or you can connect 4 rotary encoders to each of block 8 and block 7.
This means that the board can be set up (with simple, easy to understand software) in three different
ways :
64 switch inputs and 2 rotary encoders on dedicated terminals.
56 switch inputs with 2 rotary encoders on dedicated terminals, and 4 rotary encoders instead of
switches on block 8.
48 switch inputs with 2 rotary encoders on dedicated terminals, and 8 rotary encoders insstead of
switches on block 8 and block 7.
Up to six individual 64INS Boards can be tied together and operated simultaneously, with easy-to use
configuration software explaining which boards are operating what functions at all times.
64 Inputs Board US$175-00