Switch Adapters

The Tiny Switchy turns an ordinary switch into a latching or timed-output switch for use with battery-operated switch adapted toys and devices that require switch activation to engage. (For use with...

With Tapio and an adaptive switch, a switch user can have complete access to an iPad or iPhone and even macOS computers using Apple's Switch Control. A single switch scanner really can move the...

Beam allows a HeadMouse™ Nano user to actuate the left, right and middle mouse buttons using adaptive switches without a direct connection to the HeadMouse. When used with a Swifty™ Beam sends up...

The Cable Kit is a popular accessory for Swifty, Tapio, and HeadMouse users. The Cable Kit includes: Stereo-to-mono plug adapter (splitter) * 2.5-foot (760-mm) USB extender cable * – The...

Swifty™ is Origin Instruments’ pocket friendly, USB switch interface. Its small size belies its full feature list and high performance. Swifty's universal ability to work with practically any...

Having problems with a switch adapted toy or device but don't have a second switch lying around to see if the switch is the problem? Test it easily with our Switch Adapted Toy Device Tester. Install...

Unleash the power of creativity and accessibility with the Original Receiver! This unique device bridges the gap between your switch adapted gadgets and the world of wireless adaptability. Simply...

Use our small triangle file to notch out the battery compartment door to allow the wires from battery interrupters to pass through without being crimped.

1/4 Male to 3.55 Female Plug Adapter is used for old switch adapted toys that have the large 1/4 jack. This adapter allows you to use newer switches with 3.5mm plugs with the older toys with 1/4"...

Enhance playtime with our versatile 6' Male to Male Extension Cord! Perfectly designed for use with the BIGmack and LITTLEmack devices, this cable effortlessly connects to your favorite...

Hitch 2.0 is a plug-and-play USB computer switch interface with inputs for up to five switches or one joystick with a 9-pin D plug. When used with switch accessible software, users are able to...

Do you have an older switch with a large plug on the end of it? This larger 1/4" size was the standard for switches several years ago. Nowadays, the standard plug size is 3.5mm. If you still have a...