Button Plate Ascher Racing B24M-SC — Highly Compatible 24-input Button Panel

Ascher Racing B24M-SC — high-compatibility 24-input switch panel provides a compact control surface for simulator cockpits and gaming rigs. The panel groups 24 inputs into a single plate designed for easy mounting and wiring integration. It is intended to map toggles, push-buttons and auxiliary functions, offering a structured interface that reduces cable clutter and centralises control points for flight and racing simulation setups.

Advantages

The switch plate supports a high level of compatibility with common simulator interfaces, allowing straightforward connection to many control systems. Its 24-input layout delivers a dense yet organised arrangement of controls while keeping the overall footprint compact. The design simplifies wiring by consolidating multiple inputs into one easily mounted unit, which helps maintain a tidy cockpit or control panel. Durable construction and a standardised layout facilitate consistent placement of frequently used switches and buttons.

Suitable for

• Cockpit builds for flight simulators
• Racing simulator control panels
• Home-built control rigs and instrument clusters
• Simulation training setups and arcade cabinets

Key specifications

• Number of inputs: 24 physical switch positions
• Form factor: compact button plate designed for panel mounting
• Compatibility: designed for wide compatibility with common simulator wiring and interfaces
• Control types supported: toggles, push-buttons and auxiliary switches
• Mounting: screw-mountable plate compatible with standard cockpit panels

How to use

Mount the Ascher Racing B24M-SC plate into your cockpit or control panel cutout using the provided screw holes or compatible mounting points. Connect each switch position to your simulator interface or input device following the wiring scheme of your chosen interface; ensure power and ground connections are correct according to your controller documentation. Assign functions to each input within your simulator software or control mapping utility to match throttle, trim, lights, or other auxiliary controls. Test each input after wiring to confirm reliable contact and correct mapping.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, use shielded or neatly routed cables to minimise interference and label each wire for easier identification during installation or future maintenance. When integrating with USB or custom interface boards, follow the interface manufacturer’s guidelines for debounce, pull-up/pull-down resistors and input protection to ensure clean switch signals and prevent accidental inputs during simulation sessions.