BASH makes sim-racing shifters with active gate locking and tactile feedback, helping drivers recreate manual gear changes through game telemetry and SimHub.
BASH sim-racing manuals cover hardware such as the HSX Active H-Shifter, which combines active gate locking, tactile feedback and an OLED status display.
Find model-specific guidance for mounting, USB connections, SimHub integration, gear assignments and operating modes. Active features require the BASH Active Shifter plugin and configured game telemetry.
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Match the model name on your hardware to the manual title. The HSX differs from the earlier BASH Pro, so setup instructions may not be interchangeable.
Active features require SimHub with the BASH Active Shifter plugin, a USB connection to a PC and configured telemetry for the running game.
Check that SimHub is connected to the shifter through the COM port, the game is running and telemetry is configured. SimHub standby can also leave the shifter idle.
The manual describes connections through compatible Logitech and Fanatec wheelbases. Sequential mode and extra joystick buttons are unavailable through the wheelbase. Active lockout requires a PC USB connection and SimHub telemetry.
Do not force the gearstick. Check the USB-B connection and review the operating mode and lockout instructions in the manual; forcing it can damage internal parts.