Simline X36 Ultimate USB Controller

Simline X36 Ultimate USB Controller

Universal USB controller for your DIY project – everything you need in one device.

This controller replaces, among others:

• Leo Bodnar BU036A Controller
• MicroBBI
• Simline Dual Funky Module
• Dual Clutch Module
• Matrix BreakOut Board

And several others. On top of that, you can connect almost any encoder available on the market, whether it's a CTS 288, Bourns PEC11H, or ELMA E33, and many more. The Encoders configuration software by Leo Bodnar allows you to configure nearly any of them for proper operation. The built-in Dual Funky module allows you to connect our two funky switches, and our logic system filters the Push signal from the Direction Pad. But that’s not all! Our controller includes a breakout board that eliminates cable or diode chaos. With our Simline X36 Ultimate USB Controller , you connect switches directly to the board. Still not enough? The controller also features an integrated dual clutch system just like in real cars, allowing you to connect two clutches to a single axis simultaneously, with the ability to set the upper range of one of them using the Bite Point Potentiometer.

Despite replacing so many devices, our controller measures only 66x41mm, includes mounting holes and a micro USB port. You can also connect USB communication directly to the pins, bypassing the connector if needed.

Included in the package:

• Simline X36 Ultimate Controller

• Double pin header

If you're purchasing the 7 in 1 Funky Switch from us to go with this controller, be sure to let us know in the order comment so we can include a special cable for direct connection.

Our Simline X36 Ultimate USB Game Controller is easy to use – every pin is labeled on the PCB so you won’t have any trouble interpreting it. However, if you do have any questions, feel free to contact us at info@simline.eu

Our USB game controller is perfect for DIY (do it yourself) projects, supports countless encoders, and replaces controllers from brands such as DSD , Arduino , or Leo Bodnar .