Information display systems
"Information display systems" (IDS) is the general designation for the control panels and displays of Russian (and previous Soviet) spacecraft. For example, the original Soyuz 7K-OK spacecraft used the "Sirius-7k" IDS.
| IDS | Components or features | Spacecraft |
|---|---|---|
| SIS-1-3KA (Globus IMP) | Vostok 1 (3KA) | |
| SIS-2-3KA | Vostok 2 (3KA) | |
| SIS-3-3KV | Voskhod 1 (3KV) | |
| SIS-4-3KD | Voskhod 2 (3KD) | |
| STVOR | EVA controls | Voskhod 2 (3KD) |
| Sirius-7K | Soyuz 7K-OK, Soyuz 7K-OKS, Soyuz 7K-T | |
| Saturn | Soyuz 7K-L1 | |
| Uran and Orion | Soyuz 7K-LOK | |
| Luch | LK (spacecraft) | |
| Sirius-A8 | Soyuz 7K-TM | |
| Sirius-M | Soyuz 7K-TM | |
| Sirius-17K and POV | Salyut 1 | |
| Mirzam-17K | PODU-1 and 2 panels for the unified propulsion system (ODU) | Salyut 7 |
| Mars | Almaz | |
| BIPS | Almaz | |
| DISK-1A | Almaz | |
| Iupiter | used in the cargo compartment; PGO-1 and 2 panels | TKS (spacecraft) |
| Ikar | used in the return module; PVA-1 and 2 panels | TKS (spacecraft) |
| Pluton | equipment and emergency warning signal | Mir |
| Mirzam-1A | unified propulsion system | Mir |
| POV | EVA control panel | Mir |
| Simvol | guidance and navigation control system | Mir |
| Stek | Mir | |
| Strela | Mir | |
| Vega-1-GLI | IDS for the commander and the pilot (workstations 1 and 2) | Buran OK-GLI |
| Vega-2-GLI | IDS for the onboard engineer (workstation 3) | Buran OK-GLI |
| Vega (1 to 5) | IDSs for the commander and the pilot (workstations 1 and 2), onboard engineer (workstation 3), rendezvous operator (workstation 3), manipulator operator (workstation 4) and payload operator (workstation 5) | Buran (spacecraft) |
| Neptun | Soyuz T | |
| Simvol | guidance and navigation control system | Soyuz T |
| Neptun-M | Soyuz TM | |
| Simvol | guidance and navigation control system | Soyuz TM |
| Neptun-ME | Soyuz TMA | |
| Simvol | guidance and navigation control system | Soyuz TMA |
| InPU | based on a VGA monitor | ISS |
| PSS | emergency warning signal system in the Zvezda and Zarya modules | ISS |
| POV | for the docking module | ISS |
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