The phrase "a control panel of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific control panel that belongs to or is associated with a particular device, system, or application.
Example: "The technician explained the functions of a control panel of the new software system during the training session."
Alternatives: "a control interface of" or "a management panel of".
A control panel on the front of the hopper lets the user select the desired temperature in single digit increments from 165 to 500 degrees.
A control panel on the left side of the keyboard controls the music and video playback.
lifeIO is meant to serve as a control panel for all of your communication, featuring tabs for Email, calendar, note taking, social sites, and RSS — in other words, a one-stop-shop where you can conduct the vast majority of your online activities.
At the baby shower last year, my wife and I received several white-noise-enabled toys; you turn over the cuddly giraffe or sheep to reveal a control panel for a variety of soothing sounds.
The first video game, Spacewar -- created in 1962 on M.I.T.'s hefty PDP-1 computer, which was the size of three refrigerators with a control panel full of switches and light -- featured two rudimentary spaceships firing torpedoes at each other.
A display may be the position of a pointer on a dial, a light flashing on a control panel, the readout of a digital computer, the sound of a warning buzzer, or a spoken command issuing from a loudspeaker.
Mr. Martin, 59, stood at a control panel with dozens of switches and dials, and a navigational screen next to an open laptop giving maps and coordinates.
It is either a pre-programmed piece performed by the machine alone or it can be played via a control panel by members of the public.
Click into E-Pub's Cosmos Conundrum chat site at Uproar.com and a little universe appears with stars, spaceships and a small control panel of your own.
