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KLR 10 Pilot’s Guide

KLR 10 Controls

P/N D201306000109

Page 2-4

Rev 1 Feb 2014

2.3 THE KLR 10 DISPLAY SEGMENTS:

The KLR 10 display has chevron and bar styled LED-driven color-

coded segments which, once correctly calibrated in accordance with

the BendixKing KLR 10 Installation Manual, part number

D201305000058, illuminate corresponding to the AOA of the aircraft.

The display will respond to the linear changes of the aircraft’s AOA

from Cruise, up to Stall and gives a repeatable, instantaneously

changing segment representation of that range. The display will

illuminate a series of transitional segments from no segments to the

Green Bar

(“Cruise” indication for the aircraft located at

the bottom of the display),

and on through to the

flashing Red

Arrow “

(stall indication for the aircraft located at the

top of the display).
A correctly calibrated KLR 10 will provide a linear increase in AOA

indication as the aircraft slows. The final “Too slow Too slow” alert

with flashing red arrow MUST be active prior to the actual

aerodynamic stall. Ensure during post-calibration testing that the

final KLR 10 alert state is displayed prior to any stall indications.
The 10 possible segment combinations are listed below. Every

aircraft will correlate the lit segment or combination of segments to

the specific aircraft’s AOA dynamics, once calibrated. The

relationship of when and which combination shows is unique to the

aircraft’s AOA and can be accurately correlated

ONLY when in-flight.

Table 2-2: KLR 10 Indicator Segments

SEGMENT

ABBR

CONDITION

G

Green Bar with no other segments

indicates Cruise set point, (lots of

lift).

Y1

Single lower Yellow Bar with no

other segments indicates

slowing/moderate AOA.

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