Button Plate Ascher Racing B16L-USB for Racing Simulators, 12 Inputs, USB, high compatibility

Ascher Racing B16L-USB is a compact button plate created for racing simulator setups. The unit provides 12 distinct inputs with USB connectivity for easy integration into cockpits, wheel bases and custom control panels. Constructed from durable materials, the plate is intended to deliver reliable, repeatable input for functions such as gear shifting, menu navigation, lights and other auxiliary controls without complex wiring or drivers on most systems.

Advantages

The button plate offers a high-density arrangement of twelve programmable inputs in a single compact module, saving space in confined cockpit or control-panel layouts. USB connectivity ensures plug-and-play operation with many racing wheels and simulator rigs, while strong mechanical construction supports frequent use. Compatibility across a broad range of sim racing hardware simplifies installation and reduces the need for additional adapters.

Suitable for

• Home and commercial racing cockpits
• Wheel bases that require additional physical buttons
• Custom control panels for sim racing and driving simulators
• Events and training rigs where compact, repeatable inputs are needed

Key specifications

• Number of inputs: 12 physical button inputs
• Interface: USB connectivity for data and power
• Mounting: compact plate form factor suitable for cockpits and panels
• Compatibility: designed for broad compatibility with popular sim racing wheels and rigs
• Materials: durable construction intended for regular use

How to use

Mount the plate in a convenient location on your cockpit, wheel base or control panel using appropriate screws or clamps for the available mounting points. Connect the device to a PC or compatible wheel base using the supplied USB cable. Configure each of the 12 inputs within your simulator software or wheel tuning utility to assign functions such as shifting, toggles, menu navigation or lighting controls. No special drivers are typically necessary; the device is recognized by most modern operating systems and sim platforms.

Recommendations

Place frequently used functions on the most accessible buttons to reduce hand movement during driving. Verify button assignments in the simulator before starting a session and periodically check mechanical fastenings to ensure stable operation.