PD Compass

Manual tap board — you tap, it remembers. This is not live UPS telemetry: a jam only shows here when you tap it. Your colour system, exactly as you set it. Tap a belt to mark it jammed; belts with a PD map button open that belt's PD layout.

0 jammed You: not placed yet —

Your system: PS1 pink ■ · PS2 red ● · PS3 blue ✕ · PS4 green ▲ — the PlayStation buttons. PS5 black and PS10 white are the anchors. PS6 purple, PS7 yellow (your number, your colour), PS8 orange, PS9 bright green. PS11 green+white, PS12 purple+white, PS13 blue+white, PS14 yellow+white, PS15 black+white.
White in the teens marks the tens, the colour marks the ones — so one glance tells you the belt number and which way the numbers climb.
PD maps: even belts follow PS10's layout; odd belts and PS14 use the odd-belt layout. Every belt has its map.

Tap “Place me”, then tap the belt you’re standing at — the board shows belts and you together. Saved on this device only; use “Clear all jams” at the start of a shift.

PS10

PD map

The sorter belt runs in at one end, out into PS1 at the other. Each station diverts both ways — tap a PD or destination to mark a jam there, tap again to clear it. Hit the 🧭 button to flip the whole map so it reads the way you're facing, anchored on the computer — the landmark you can actually spot on the floor: the computer in front of you, or behind you. The camera tunnel sits on this module's loop belt (the green-outlined square on the real screen) — that's where the computer with this map lives. It's marked 🖥️ at the IN end of the map below — a fixed point to orient by — and with “Place me” you can put yourself on it.

⬇ IN — flow enters at the top ⬇

⬇ OUT ⬇