What is the ASA on Boeing 737

[CARBONOX CN]

This part in the 737's cockpit is the "ASA", what does the ASA stands for?

[flyetty]

This part in the 737's cockpit is the "ASA", what does the ASA stands for?

Not sure of what it stands for, but it is the warning section for the autopilot, auto throttle and the FMC failing or being disconnected

[LH-B744]

This part in the 737's cockpit is the "ASA", what does the ASA stands for?

Hm. Your picture somehow is of a rather poor resolution, what is it, 237 x 120 ? And I'm 100% sure, this is not a photo, this is a simulator picture. So, the next question is,
can you show us your aircraft from outside, and which simulator is it?

I'd say, it can't be wrong to also show simulator pictures in the rather high regions here, within the forum sections 1, 2 or 3 . But even here in the high forum sections, I'd say we can't help you without at least
1. the simulator name. msfs 2020, p3dv4, p3dv5.3, xp11, or something completely different?
2. the exact a/c type? 731, 732, 733, 734, 735, 736, 737-700, 738, 739 or one of the 737 max types?

The a/c where I know a little bit about is in my avatar, so, I'd say, we should wait for a real 737 expert.

PS: [Shout through the hangar] ATLCrew?! Although, after all those years I still don't know his exact a/c type. 737?

[LH-B744]

Often during the (almost) 15 years which I'm here, I've had contact with Texas, but I assume not really not so often with the SouthWest Air headquarter (which is not in Austin).

But if one SouthWest pilot is a jetphotos forum member, I'd say we are able to find the answer until the end of this year. 737-700, 737-800, 737 max7 and 737 max8,
so, if this picture displays one of these a/c types, just say, yes this is my a/c type. ?

And CN stands for Canada? Nevertheless, dear greetings.