The large know is easy to grab and turn and the tactile notches make it easy to know how far the bias has been changed.
With this new multi-function encoder we can combine chat volume, spotter volume and radio channel all on one encoder knob.īrake Bias KnobReal race cars use large adjustment knobs to change the brake bias. Similar to how a car stereo has one knob that is used to tune the radio station, adjust, bass, treble, balance, fader and other functions, the encoders on this button panel are capable of multiple functions as well. What makes our encoders unique is that they are multi-function encoders. They are commonly mapped to functions that have opposites such as increase/decrease, next/previous, left/right and up/down. We have all used them since most home and car stereos use them for volume controls and many other functions. Multi-Function EncodersThis is where things become interesting. As with all buttons and switches used in the construction of the button panel, these buttons are easy to find by feeling your way around them.
Button city switch simulator#
The buttons on this simulator button box have an unmistakable tactile feel so even activating them with gloves is easy. Tactile Push ButtonsPush buttons are the easiest types of buttons to use and can be mapped to functions you use often. Some toggles are positioned to operate left-to-right to be more intuitive to use. In fact, with a simple programming procedure you can convert any two-way toggle to function as a one-way toggle for even more flexibility. Six two-way toggle switches let you can map various functions more intuitively. Two-Way Toggle SwitchesReal race cars commonly have toggle switches for many functions and this button box is no different. Our intelligent button boxes include a feature that allows you to correct this without leaving the race session. Other button boxes require you to exit the session and then flip the switch to the up (on) position before entering the practice session again. For example, you may enter a practice session with the switch in the down (off) position, but the game starts the practice session with the speed limiter on. A common problem with these types of switches is they get out-of-sync with the game. These types of switches are commonly mapped to functions like ignition or pit lane speed limiter since these are functions that are on or off and you do not want to accidentally hit these. Safety Toggle SwitchesThe safety toggle switches of this simulator panel incorporate a latching toggle switch just as in a real race car. From the in-game controllers configuration screen you simply select the function you want to map, such as engine start for example, and then move the button, switch or knob you want to set it to and viola, that button now starts the engine. Our programmable race car switch panel boxes allow you to map various functions in the game to any button, switch or knob on the panel. This racing toggle switch panel offers up to 36 functions including the brake bias valve knob. Everything starts with a metal back housing and race-car-inspired buttons and toggle switches, the goal was to build a switch panel for your simulator that would be true to form to what you could cut out of an actual race car.
Button city switch professional#
A sheet of white printed clear decals is included to label every button function with a finished professional look. Inspired by the dashboards of real race cars, this horizontal programmable button box will add authenticity to your sim racing rig. The button box now features a piano black front face with a proprietary weave pattern and raised graphics.
Newly revised with a whole new look for 2021.
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