Control Panel

MOZA MTLP Panel Support

Complete support guide for the MOZA MTLP Panel: specifications, setup, configuration and compatibility.

Product Overview

The MOZA MTLP (Multi-Function Takeoff and Landing Panel) is a high-fidelity control panel inspired by the F/A-18 landing panel. It features 25 programmable switch signals, a parking brake lever with authentic rebound and rotation mechanics, and a tailhook lever with Hall sensor precision. Telemetry-driven RGB lighting responds to in-game gear and system status without plugins. Modular design pairs seamlessly with the MOZA MTP Throttle, or connects standalone via USB.

Specifications

Dimensions196.5 × 134.7 × 149 mm
Weight680 g
Housing MaterialComposite materials
Brake Lever MaterialAluminum alloy
Switch Signals25 programmable
Triggers2
Parking Brake LeverAuthentic rebound and rotation mechanics
Tailhook LeverHall sensor equipped
Sensor TypeHigh-resolution Hall sensors
LightingTelemetry-driven RGB, no plugins required
ConnectivityUSB standalone; pairs with MTP Throttle
PlatformPC
MountingDesktop use; optional desk clamp (sold separately)
In the BoxMTLP Panel, toolkit

Setup

  1. Place the MTLP on your desktop or mount it using the optional desk clamp
  2. Connect the USB cable to your PC — Windows will detect it automatically
  3. Launch MOZA Cockpit to configure switch assignments and lighting
  4. For MTP Throttle integration, connect the MTLP to the MTP's expansion port

Frequently Asked Questions

Can the MTLP be used standalone without the MTP Throttle?

Yes. The MTLP connects directly to your PC via USB and functions as a standalone DirectInput device. It works with any flight sim hardware, including third-party brands like Thrustmaster, Virpil, and Winwing.

What simulators support the MTLP's telemetry lighting?

Telemetry lighting is supported in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020/2024, DCS World, X-Plane 12/11, IL-2 Sturmovik, and War Thunder — no additional plugins required. The panel lights respond dynamically to in-game gear position and system status.

Does the parking brake lever have force feedback?

The parking brake lever replicates the mechanical rebound and rotation feel of real fighter jet controls, but does not have motorized force feedback. The lever position is detected by Hall sensors for precise, contactless input.

Need help?  Contact MOZA Support

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