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737SS AutoBrake Panel

This page is split into three main sections:

Parts Guide

Print Guide

Build Guide

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The 737SS Auto Brake Panel is a 3D printable model for true aviation enthusiasts. This panel features authentic slew switches with precise 30 and 60-degree detents, ensuring a realistic tactile feel every time you use it.

Key Features:

True-to-life slew switches: Experience genuine 30 and 60-degree detents for accurate control and feedback.

Complete replication: Faithfully reproduces all the features of the actual panel fitted in the aircraft, ensuring an immersive experience.

Lift-to-turn antiskid selection knob: Includes the unique lift-to-turn mechanism at RTO, mirroring the real-world functionality of the antiskid system.

Crafted with precision, this panel is perfect for those who demand functionality and authenticity in their flight simulation setups. Download, print, and assemble your 737SS Auto Brake Panel to bring the cockpit of a 737 right into your home.

This panel is your gateway to a more realistic and engaging flying experience, ideal for aviation hobbyists, flight simulators, and professional training environments.

General Information:

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Build Guide

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STEP:

1

Insert Qty 2, 6x6x7mm warm white LED tactile switches into the button cases.

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STEP:

2

Press the lens into the button cases

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STEP:

3

Insert the button assemblies into the upper two orifices. If you purchased the PCB from the webshop, please download the AB5A using the link below. This case has been modified to fit the PCB. The buttons must then be soldered to the PCB instead of attached to the case.

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STEP:

4

Insert Qty3, 3mm flat top warm white leds into the light cavity. Ensure the anode and cathode legs all face one direction.

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STEP:

5

Insert the MFD Faceplate into the case

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STEP:

6

Insert the MFD assebly into the facepanel

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STEP:

6.1

Connect the LEDs to the 12v source, as shown in the diagram. The LEDs in the tactile switches are not for on/off status but for backlighting and should be connected to the MIP Dimmer circuit.

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STEP:

6.2

If you have the SMD PCB for the MPD connect the wires as indicated to the arduino.

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STEP:

7

Place the cage mount over the rear of the assembly. If You have the PCb version, please use the AB8V2, which can be downloaded here using the link button.

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STEP:

8

Secure the parts with an M3 x 12mm screw. Do not over tighten. Be GENTLE!

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STEP:

9

Insert a large 3 position toggle switch into the clear backplate. Tighten the unit in place.

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STEP:

10

Place the mid panel over the switch

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STEP:

11

Place all 3 panels together and insert ???Korry???

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STEP:

12

Place the Korry cage over the rear of the unit

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STEP:

13

Secure the parts with an M3 nut. Be gentle! The nut only needs to press against the cage. I would only advise finger tigthness.

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STEP:

14

Place 12V LED strips into the back box.

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STEP:

15

Create the Anti skid switch here:
https://www.737diysim.com/build-guides-1/737ss-antiskid-switch

Place the unit into the light base from the rear

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STEP:

16

Secure the antiskid switch with QTY 3, M4 x 10mm screws.

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STEP:

17

Create the combined rotary and slew switch here:
https://www.737diysim.com/build-guides-1/737ss-combined-rotary-and-slew-switch-assy

Then place it into the light box from the rear.

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STEP:

18

Secure the parts with QTY 3, M4 x 10mm screws.

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STEP:

19

Insert the lightbox assebly into the back of the upper MIP panel

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STEP:

20

Place the faceplate assembly onto the front of the MIP upper faceplate.

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STEP:

21

Secure with QTY 4, M4 x 25mm screws

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STEP:

22

Place the General knob onto the antiksid switch and secure in place

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STEP:

23

Place the combined rotary and slew knobs onto the shafts and secure.

Build Guide

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