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# Configuration Display

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Please note that starting on Version Number V1.1.15, aggressive performance optimizations have been made, including limiting pages on PFD and MFDs, and mirroring both copilot's FMCs. More information here: [NOTAMs](/miltech-simulations-microsoft-c-17-globemaster-iii/product-details/notams.md)
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<figure><img src="/files/MaKP1WVLNCEt9JTkhaBd" alt=""><figcaption><p>Configuration Display</p></figcaption></figure>

1. **Rudder Trim Indicator**
2. **Stabilizer Trim Indicator**
3. **Aileron Trim Indicator**
4. **Spoiler Mode Indicator:** DLC Appears when spoilers are being used in the lift control mode during approach (Spoilers deployed and Flaps >1/2). SPD BR appears when spoilers are used in speed brake mode (Spoilers deployed and Flaps <1/2). GND Appears when spoilers are used on the ground for full stop landings or touch and gos.
5. **Aircraft Control Panel:** Displays the position and deflection of all control surfaces against the aircraft outline.
6. **Flap Status Indicators:** Display flap readouts according to the flaps lever: UP, ½, ¾ and FULL
7. **Slat Status Indicator:** Indicates if Slats are extended or retracted.
8. **Brake Temperature Indicator:** in degrees Celsius
9. **Landing Gear Status Indicator**
10. **Screen Brightness Selector:** Cycles through display OFF/Night (Low Brightness Mode) and Day (High Brightness Mode).
11. **Multi-Function Display Selector:** Cycles through the different pages available on the MFD. First click on ENG will open the EPR Page, second click the extended Engine page and third the Engine Oil page.


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