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| CockpitSquare overview | A DIY Boeing 737-modeled Mode Control Panel (MCP) assembly for flight-simulation cockpits. The product uses a dedicated PCB with integrated controls, displays, Korry switches, LEDs, and Raspberry Pico-based electronics, with assembly and some soldering required. | A hand-built USB control panel for F-14 Tomcat simulation use, combining engine and autopilot-related controls with switch inputs, red backlighting, and selectable DCSBIOS or HID operation. |
| Aircraft | 737 | F-14 |
| Aviation category | Airliners | Military Aircraft |
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| Supported simulators | Flight simulators: Different simulators | DCS World: DCSBIOS mode Other: Flight simulator games; generic HID mode |
| Connections | USB: Single USB cable for the PCB Other: 12V DC pin header for backlighting | USB: USB cable; rear-left mounted by default, movable to the other side if needed |
| Software requirements | Mobiflight: Pre-programmed Mobiflight options are provided | DCSBIOS: Required for default DCSBIOS operation; lighting is controlled within DCS in this mode |
| Physical requirements | Assembly: DIY assembly required Soldering: Some through-hole soldering required for 7-digit displays and encoders 3D printing: Combined rotary switch 3D prints are excluded from the complete DIY Build Kit | Not specified |
| Hardware compatibility | 737SS cockpit: Fits the 737SS MCP orifice 737DS cockpit: Fits with very minor hole modification | Not specified |
| Simulator add-on compatibility | Not specified | DCSBIOS: Supported; default operating mode |
| Dimensions & details | ||
| Product dimensions | Not specified | Width: 152 mm Height: 300 mm Depth: 53 mm |
| Product weight | Not specified | Not specified |
| Additional factual details | Electronics: Single SMD 4-layer PCB with onboard Raspberry Pico, multiplexers, shift registers, and LEDs Controls: Includes 7-digit displays, 6 encoders, a 12-position rotary switch, 5 mini ON/OFF toggle switches, and 14 Korry button cases in the listed budget options A/T switch: Manual standard switch; not magnetically held Release: V14 public release dated June 6, 2024 Safety voltage limits: Maximum 5V DC for the Arduino and 12V DC for backlighting | Operating modes: DCSBIOS mode or HID mode, selectable using a button press and switch Backlighting: Red LED backlighting; controllable in DCSBIOS mode or by button combination in HID mode Enclosure: 3 mm matte black acrylic Construction: Friction-fit panel; not screwed into the enclosure Product quality: Hobby-quality, made to order by hand; imperfections may be present; stated to be tested working Lead time: Average 15–20 days Rudder trim behavior: Rudder Trim presents as two button presses for manual mapping; no current in-game DCSBIOS function stated Returns: No returns accepted |