The A320 Collection

Created By: Robert Prather and Joe Ozegovich

    The A320 Collection is a series of synoptic displays, for the A320, that run over a regular PC network. This application was designed to be used in full size flight simulators in which multiple monitors are used to simulate the various displays in the next generation aircraft. Each screen imports data remotely from Microsoft Flight Simulator via FSUIPC and uses it to provide realistic indications, and even extensive data which is not otherwise available in MSFS. Each display can be selected by using the function keys (F1-F12).

Displays Included

Release 4 Additions

• APU Now simulated! Click here for instructions on how to use it.
• Keycode generator give you the ASCII code for virtually any key on the keyboard allowing you to even use non-standard keys.
• Bleed Air screen added (not yet functional)
• APU Bleed button added (Press "6")
• APU Gen (Press "7") buttons added
• Adjustments made to various systems based on user input
  

Bleed Air Display Preview!

Known Bugs

• If you open the Bleed air display, keypresses will no longer work. You will have to click the black area outside the display frame, then press another display select key.
  

Compatibility

Pro MFD is being developed on a Flight Sim 98 platform, with complete compatibility with later versions. Many people choose to stick with older versions of MSFS since the frame rates were so high. Therefore, this software does not currently access any non-FS98 variables. Eventually, this will not be the case, but there will be an FS98 version still available at that time.

Also keep in mind that some of the data from FS98 may be significantly higher in newer versions of MSFS. If dials or indicators seem to be incorrect, please notify us in the forums, and we will correct the problem

You will be legally bound by the terms of use so please read them before downloading any of the Pro MFD applications.

 

Pro MFD A320 Collection No Longer Free - After giving the software away free for almost a year, i am very dissapointed to see virtually no support from users whatsoever. User web sites are COMPLETLY devoid of links, nobody talks the software up in forums, and we have NEVER received a SINGLE dontation towards our effort. We have been getting code requests on almost a daily basis, but virtually none have resulted in any kind of positive reciprocation. This is VERY unfair to us, and the software will no longer be free. After being bashed in a public forum recently, it is likely that more information/products from our sister sites will no longer be made available.

If you are a commercial entitiy, possibly interested in using Pro MFD, please e-mail me and I would be happy to speak with you and send you a demo.

Robert - Software Developer