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The Display

Every instrument, on one screen.

A Primary Flight Display consolidates the essential instruments of a light aircraft into a single picture. The artificial horizon splits the screen — sky above, ground below; speed runs down the left, altitude down the right, heading across the top, and supplementary data along the bottom.

Fig.01 — Display zonesannotated
FlySys PFD in demo mode near Chamonix / Mont Blanc — heading 272°, GS 134 km/h, 4590 ft 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
DR400/180 · demo mode near Chamonix / Mont Blanc — HDG 272°, GS 134 km/h, ALT 4590 ft, QNH 1013 mbar.
Reading the screen

Eight zones.

1Heading / compass tape°M
2Artificial horizon + pitch ladder±60°
3Ground-speed tape (GPS)km/h
4Altitude tape (baro)ft
5Vertical speedm/s
6Turn-rate & slip°/s
7Position / GPS blocklat·lon
8Auxiliary zone (QNH / configurable)mb
§1 · Layout

Where everything sits.

Screen zones
Top stripheading / compass tape
Centerartificial horizon · pitch ladder · bank · aircraft symbol
Left tapeground speed (GPS, km/h)
Right tapealtitude (ft) · vertical speed (m/s)
Bottom-leftposition · GPS altitude · A/C type · ground track
Bottom-centerturn / slip · rate-of-turn scale
Bottom-rightauxiliary zone — QNH / pressure / configurable
§2 · Center

Attitude indicator.

The artificial horizon shows pitch and bank relative to the earth's horizon. The blue/brown boundary is the horizon line; a fixed aircraft symbol in the centre is the reference for reading both.

PITCH

Pitch ladder

Horizontal bars at 10°, 20°, 30° above and below the horizon.

BANK

Bank scale

Arc with ticks at 10°, 20°, 30°, 45° and 60°; the pointer shows current bank.

§3 · Left tape

Speed.

A vertical tape in km/h with the current value in the centre box. The magenta marker is a reference bug (e.g. a target or Vref).

Source
GPS ground speed (GS)
Unit
km/h
Green band
normal operating range
Magenta bug
reference / target speed
§4 · Right tape

Altitude & vertical speed.

Barometric altitude in feet, current value in the centre box, with a magenta target bug. A separate scale at the far right shows climb/descent rate.

Altitude
barometric, ft
Vertical speed
−10 … +10 m/s
Green band
safe altitude range
Magenta bug
selected altitude
§5 · Top strip

Heading.

The compass tape runs across the top; the current magnetic heading is read under the central pointer, in 10° increments. Heading is fused from the IMU magnetometer.

§6 · Bottom center

Turn & slip.

The rate-of-turn scale is marked −3°/s and +3°/s, with a magenta bar for the current turn rate. The ball below is the slip/skid indicator — centred means coordinated flight.

§7 · Bottom left

Position & GPS.

Information block
Latitude / longitudefrom GPS fix
GPS altitudeft (independent of baro)
A/C typee.g. DR400/180
Ground track (TRK)°, true over the ground
§8 · Bottom right

Auxiliary zone.

The configurable corner. By default it holds the altimeter setting (QNH) and measured static pressure — set via the BARO knob, with 1013 mb the standard (ISA) value — but it can be switched to other fields in Settings.

Default
QNH + static pressure (mb)
Selectable
e.g. voltage, sound, local time
§9 · Configurable & modes

Windows and indicators.

WIN

Selectable windows

The bottom fields can show battery voltage, sound enable, or local time — chosen in Settings.

GPS

GPS vs baro altitude

GPS altitude is shown alongside barometric altitude as an independent cross-check.

DEMO

Demo mode

A "DEMO" tag marks synthetic data. Filter gains (Kp, Ki) may be shown for tuning — hidden in normal flight.