For Saitek  Pro Flight Instrument Panel. 
This Primary Flight Display (PFD) Glass type gauge provides following utilities:

1. Artificial horizon with sliding bug (yellow).

2. Moving tapes for:

- Air speed.
- Altitude.
- Heading.

3. Detail window for altitude.

4. Needle for vertical speed.

5. Glide slope and Localizer bars, they appear when in range of ILS only.

6. Digital values for:

- Total Air Temperature (TAT).
- QNH.
- Mach number.
- VOR 1 selected course.
- VOR 1 bearing.
- DME 1 range.
- Radio height altitude up to 2000 feet, above a bar go through the window.
- vertical speed, a minus sign appears when vertical speed is negative.

7. Autopilot bugs for:

- Selected altitude.
- Selected speed.
- Selected heading.
Rmk: Bugs appear only when autopilot ALT, SPD or HDG functions are selected.

8. Display Autopilot functions with Text acronysm in yellow:

- AP, Autopilot Master On.
- THR, auto throttle mode engaged.
- SPD, air speed mode selected.
- HDG, heading mode selected.
- NAV, navigation mode selected (VOR 1).
- APR, approach mode selected.
- BC, back course mode selected.

9. Knobs functions:

- Right, allows to change QNH value.
- Left, allows to move VOR 1 course.


INSTALLATION.

Copy file pfdvge.xml from folder DirectOutput_Gauges to folder Saitek\DirectOutput\Gauges

Copy bmp files from folder DirectOutput_Gauges_1024 to folder Saitek\DirectOutput\Gauges\1024

Open file SaiFlightSimX.xml located in folder Saitek\DirectOutput and paste following lines:

<Gauge Timeout="100" RootFolder="Relative" File="pfdvge.xml">
    <Button Id="1" Name="" Event="FLIGHT_MAP"/>
    <Button Id="2" Name="" Event="PANEL_1"/>
    <Button Id="3" Name="" Event="PANEL_2"/>
    <Button Id="4" Name="" Event="PANEL_3"/>
    <Button Id="5" Name="" Event="PANEL_4"/>
    <Button Id="6" Name="" Event="PANEL_5"/>
</Gauge>

Important, let blank between "" for Name="" because this gauge fills all available space of the Flight Instrument Panel.

It is very easy to delete whatever element you don't want by opening file pfdvge.xml (I use Notepad ++). All elements have a title for what they provide.

Have a nice flight,

Autor:

Philippe Verhaege, Flight simulators supporter since 1985, 6000 flying hours on Maritime Patrol Aircraft (French Navy).
philvge@gmail.com