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Adaptive Switch Labs (ASL) · Chin controls · AC-068
ASL 125 Orbit Bluetooth Joystick for chin or hand
The ASL 125 Orbit Bluetooth Joystick from Adaptive Switch Labs is a compact proportional joystick that can be mounted for the chin or a hand. Pressing a switch in its user port moves it from driving to Bluetooth mode, where it works as a mouse for a computer or tablet. Ports for left and right click switches are built in, and it ships with a 9-pin or LiNX connector.
- Control type
- Compact proportional joystick
- Connector
- 9-pin or LiNX
- User port
- 1/8 in mono jack for mode switch
- Click port
- Stereo jack for left and right click
Adaptive Switch Labs ASL 125 Orbit Bluetooth Joystick key features
- Polymer spring for smooth travel through the full range
- Switches between driving and Bluetooth mouse mode
- Ports for left and right mouse click switches
- Supplied with a 9-pin or LiNX connector
- Bluetooth status light and pairing switch
- Fits ASL mounts including the 628 swing-away chin mount
Who the Adaptive Switch Labs ASL 125 Orbit Bluetooth Joystick suits
For chin drivers or people driving with a hand, foot or other extremity who also want to operate a computer or tablet without a second control. Mount choice depends on the driving position, so describe your setup when you enquire.
Adaptive Switch Labs ASL 125 Orbit Bluetooth Joystick specifications
| Control type | Compact proportional joystick |
|---|---|
| Connector | 9-pin or LiNX |
| User port | 1/8 in mono jack for mode switch |
| Click port | Stereo jack for left and right click |
| Wireless | Bluetooth mouse emulation |
| Mounts | ASL 603OM, 613, 625, 628, 660, 674 |
| Maker country | USA |
| Brand | Adaptive Switch Labs (ASL) |
| Category | Drive controls, motors and controllers, Chin controls |
| Catalog ID | AC-068 |
Compared with the source page on 5 October 2026. Details can change, so we confirm them in your quote. Open the source page.
Adaptive Switch Labs ASL 125 Orbit Bluetooth Joystick: common questions
How does the ASL 125 Orbit switch to Bluetooth?
Activating a switch plugged into the user port puts the joystick into Bluetooth mode. A status light flashes when unpaired and stays solid once paired.
Can the ASL 125 Orbit be used as a chin control?
Yes. It is designed for chin or hand mounting, and ASL lists the 628 swing-away chin mount among compatible mounts.
What is the price of the ASL 125 Orbit Bluetooth Joystick?
There is no published price. Add it to your enquiry list with your chair's electronics and preferred mount and the price is quoted on request.
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