Managed MOZA support

Plug in the base. Let FFB-Bridge prepare it.

AB6, AB9, AY90 and AY210 each have dedicated support in FFB-Bridge. Fly with aircraft-specific forces, trim and Autopilot Follow on Windows, Linux and macOS. Your base keeps its own configured feel until you Arm; Bridge restores your settings when you Disarm or quit.

Download FFB-Bridge. Read the MOZA guide
FFB-Bridge preparing a MOZA AB9 FFB Base for the current session FFB-Bridge preparing a MOZA AB9 FFB Base for the current session
FFB-Bridge identifies your MOZA base and reports session preparation.
Validated family support

AB6, AB9, AY90 and AY210 are supported on Windows, Linux and macOS

Choose a stick or a yoke: each model supports managed configuration, aircraft forces, trim and Autopilot Follow. Additional capabilities, including Force Sensing, remain specific to the device and platform.

AB6Exact identity 346e:1002. Input/PID output, managed configuration, local effects, and flight-validated official Autopilot Follow are supported; fixed-wing trim renders on the normal spring path.
AB9Exact identity 346e:1000. Validated directional mechanics, physical Autopilot Follow, continuous hat input for beep trim, and guided Force Sensing are supported.
AY210Exact identity 346e:1001. Validated independent HID/PID conditions and official physical Autopilot Follow use the same managed ownership and restoration lifecycle.
AY90Dedicated AY90 identification, independent pitch and roll forces, trim compensation and Autopilot Follow. Real-hardware tests confirmed trim, follow and restoration in MSFS 2024 and X-Plane on Windows.

Refinements for your next flight

FFB-Bridge 1.5.1 improves how MOZA bases start, fly and return to your own settings.

  • More complete control of retained base effects while armed, with your saved configuration restored afterwards.
  • Cleaner helicopter force-trim release: holding FTR releases the trim hold while preserving separately configured flight effects.
  • On macOS, AY210 Flight Check cues stop cleanly without interrupting the spring, and repeated Disarm/rearm cycles reuse effect memory.
FFB-Bridge Hardware MOZA page showing pitch, roll, and Vibration and detail output ceilings, damping calibration, and Base resistance FFB-Bridge Hardware MOZA page showing pitch, roll, and Vibration and detail output ceilings, damping calibration, and Base resistance
Hardware → MOZA keeps the three physical output ceilings and Base resistance minimums separate from aircraft-specific tuning.
New in Hardware

The MOZA control centre

Open Hardware → MOZA to set the base-level pitch and roll output limits, the independent Vibration & detail ceiling, damping calibration, and the Base resistance resting minimums. Aircraft feel, effect gains, input mode, passive mechanics, and Autopilot Follow remain in Tuning.

Set the physical envelope first Pitch and roll independently bound steady axis authority. Vibration & detail directly bounds rumble, buffet, shudders, and transient cues from 0 to 100% of device command without changing either axis limit. Until set, it follows the lower axis ceiling. All three values are saved for the selected device.
Autopilot Follow Official physical Follow moves a linked yoke or stick to the simulator's autopilot-commanded control position. Authority limits travel and Follow speed controls how quickly the base moves.
Base limits here, aircraft feel in Tuning Hardware owns pitch, roll and vibration limits, damping calibration and the Base resistance minimums used while armed. Tuning owns the aircraft’s damping, friction, inertia, progressive stops, input mode, Follow and other effects. A profile can add resistance above the armed minimums. Disarm restores the captured base configuration.
Read the MOZA guide Tuning guide
Managed session

Prepare, fly, restore

1 · Prepare

Connect with your settings intact

Connecting a base while Disarmed leaves its hardware settings unchanged. Your MOZA Cockpit spring, damping, friction and other preferences remain in place until you choose Arm.

2 · Fly

Arm hands the feel to the flight model

At Arm, Bridge saves your settings and takes control of the force-related configuration it needs, including retained dynamic effects. Aircraft forces, trim and supported Autopilot Follow then use the correct path for your exact model.

3 · Restore

Return the exact previous settings

Disarm, Safety Stop, simulator exit and normal shutdown restore the saved settings and verify the result. A recovery record is retained if an interrupted session prevents a complete restore.

No competing configuration tools

On Windows, close MOZA Cockpit before the session

Two programs should not write the base configuration at the same time. FFB-Bridge detects the conflict, explains what to close, and checks again when you are ready.

FFB-Bridge dialog asking the user to close MOZA Cockpit before continuing FFB-Bridge dialog asking the user to close MOZA Cockpit before continuing
The session waits instead of racing another program for the base.
FFB-Bridge restoring the previous settings on a MOZA AB9 FFB Base FFB-Bridge restoring the previous settings on a MOZA AB9 FFB Base
Shutdown stays visible while the exact pre-session state is restored.
Your settings outside FFB-Bridge

Ending ownership puts the base back the way it was

Your settings are untouched until you Arm, returned exactly at Disarm, and restored and verified at quit. If a crash or power loss prevents exit work, recovery state is retained for a later clean session.

Explicit control

Hardware setup without taking over your buttons

Raw input fixes held controls such as beep trim, but it does not claim a hat or button. FTR and beep trim remain unassigned until you learn buttons or enable a dedicated hat.

AB6, AB9, AY90 and AY210All four bases share managed settings and restoration, with separate model identities and the appropriate input and force-feedback paths for each device.
Keep the vendor utility for maintenanceUse it for firmware, calibration, lighting, and features outside FFB-Bridge. It is not required to prepare the base for a normal FFB-Bridge flight.
Quit cleanly when possibleA normal application exit is what performs immediate restoration. Do not disconnect power while the restore message is visible.

Make the base a natural part of every flight

FFB-Bridge owns the forces only while you are armed; at every other time, and after quit, the feel is your own base configuration.

Download FFB-Bridge. Read the MOZA guide