MIP737ICS3_CAP

The MIP737ICS3 is a series of modules that integrates the electronic and hardware to support the functions of the Main Instrument Panel of B737NG simulator.
All switches, annunciators and gauges are already installed and working, no more electronic component is needed.

• MIP737ICS3_CAP: the Captain panel include the captain DU’s selectors, the AP-A/T-FMC Indicators/pushbuttons, annunciators, switches and a 3 pole terminal block for the connection of the captain tiller besides the left chrono plate holding the Nose Wheel Steering guarded switch (clock not included). The MIP737ICS3_CP simply connect to the MIP737ICS3_MAIN through the provided 4 pole cable.

The MIP737ICS3 works with Project Magenta, Prosim737, PMDG737NGX, iFly737 and the most common FS add-on software, for most up-to-date information refer to the compatibility table.
The hardware supports all the MIP737 functionality, the working functions are depending by the Add-on installed software. To allow the MIP737ICS3 function, the MCP737 firmware revision has to be updated to the last version. More information about the firmware update are reported on the MCP operation manual.
Please read carefully the manual to install MIP737ICS3 in your structure.
Cables, power supply adapter and screws to fix the modules to the structure are included.
All Switches, annunciators, LED's and knobs are already fully installed and working.
Lower module section has functional single and dual concentric potentiometers.
All modules are provided with anticorrodal aluminium backplate and backlighted front panel.

Why choosing us?

MIP737ICS3 represents the state of the art in the evolutions and improvements of simulation systems, MIP737ICS3 is a plug&play system, no need of any configuration file or script.
You only need to connect the power adapter and the 5 poli cable to the MCP, EFIS, SIDE or any other point of the CPflight daisy-chain and it will automatically identify the modules and will start to communicate with the entire system.
If you have other modules (i.e. pedestal modules) you can connect them to the second socket of the MIP737ICS3 using the BRT737DC board.