Yes — and it's the most-asked question, so we built native support for it. Rowsfire App 1.9 includes independent firmware mode (A111 + A111b). Plug in two units and they auto-recognize as RMP1 (Captain) and RMP2 (First Officer). No additional drivers, no manual config, no workarounds. This is exactly how real Airbus cockpits are wired.

Honest answer: the current A111 does not have illuminated annunciators for CALL/MECH/ATT, and the active-channel dial backlight is not enabled in this version. We're aware of this — at least one customer has flagged it in reviews, and we want to be upfront with anyone considering the panel.

What we do include: the full functional layout, all knobs and buttons mapped 1:1, native dual-unit support, and a roadmap that includes expanded lighting in future hardware revisions. If active-channel visualization is critical to your build, we recommend keeping your simulator's pedestal view open as a workaround until the next hardware iteration.

If you've already bought the A111 and this matters to you, please contact us at service@rowsfire.com — we want your feedback shaping the next version.

Yes. The A111 is designed for MSFS 2020/2024, Fenix A320, FlyByWire (FBW), iniBuilds, and ToLiss. Pre-configured profiles for each are organized by aircraft type and accessible via QR code in the box.

No. The A111 is plug-and-play through the Rowsfire App — install once, plug in the panel, fly. MobiFlight is fully supported as a second option for advanced users who want custom key mappings or event chains. Use whichever fits your workflow.

Connect directly to a USB 3.0 port on the back of your PC for stable power (400-500mA) and reliable device recognition. Front-panel USB ports often share controllers with other peripherals and can cause intermittent drops.

If you need a hub (especially when running two A111s + other panels), we recommend our official Rowsfire 13-Port USB 3.0 Hub with independent per-port power — it's tested specifically with the A111.

Aluminum alloy chassis, SMD-soldered circuit board, and tactile buttons validated through real-flight simulation cycles. The panel is built to handle thousands of input cycles without drift. If you ever experience a hardware issue, our free replacement policy covers manufacturing defects for one year.

Yes. Configuration files are continuously updated as new aircraft add-ons release or simulator updates change function mappings. App 1.9 (which added dual-unit mode) is one example of our ongoing investment in this product line — the A111 will keep getting better as we ship new firmware.

Most issues are resolved by updating the software or replugging the USB. For anything more involved, we provide step-by-step video tutorials, remote support over Discord, and free hardware replacement when needed. You don't need to be technical — most of our support requests get resolved within one back-and-forth.

Active on Discord and Facebook with prompt response times. Hardware defects → free replacement. Missing accessories → reshipped, no questions. Email service@rowsfire.com for any issue. We're a small team that responds personally to every message.