User's Manual

ED 3038 G 232 / 01 (2002-06)
Operating Instructions
22 System Maintenance Manager
22.6 Exchanging Track Files between the Indicators; Data Saving
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RADARPILOT / CHARTRADAR
Deleting Map Files
Similar to
Transferring Map Files to Other Radar Indicators :
1. Click on the index card Tools.
2. Click on Map Delete.
3. Click on the field under Source. Mark the indicator (or Diskette for the inserted diskette) on which
the data are to be deleted.
4. In the Files in Source list, mark the catalog or file that is to be deleted. By clicking on the Add >>
button, put the marked files and catalogs into the Files to Delete list.
5. Repeat procedure 4 for other files/catalogs that are to be deleted.
6. Click on the Delete button. After the safeguard question which then appears has been answered
with Yes, all map files entered in the Files in Source list which are contained in the data medium
selected in the Source field are irretrievably deleted.
Data Saving and Data Restoration
Data saving is done in the same way as
Transferring Map Files to Other Radar Indicators , except that
a DOS-formatted 3.5" diskette is inserted in the diskette drive
1)
and that in procedure 3 Diskette is
selected instead of an indicator.
☞ If a dialog box containing the remark File ... does not fit on disk! opens up, the diskette is full: insert
a new diskette and click on Retry.
Data restoration is done in the same way as
Transferring Map Files from Another Radar Indicator to
the One being Operated
, except that the saving diskette is inserted in the diskette drive and that in proce-
dure 3 Diskette is selected instead of an indicator.
22.6 Exchanging Track Files between the Indicators; Data Saving
If there is no CHARTPILOT, the track files too must be exchanged between the radar indicators, and the
process of saving the data of these track files must be performed on the radar indicator. This is done in
almost exactly the same way as the transfer and data-saving of the map files - see Section 22.5; the only
difference is that, instead of Map Transfer, the Track Transfer button is selected for this.
22.7 The Handling of Diskettes
The most important diskette-handling actions that can be performed on any PC are also possible on the
radar indicator:
1. Click onto the index card Tools.
2. Put the diskette into the diskette drive and click on Diskette.
3. As a result of clicking on Info, the currently valid capacity data of the inserted diskette appear in the
frame 3.5" Diskette after a short waiting time.
As a result of clicking on Erase, all data on the diskette are erased after confirmation via a safeguard
question.
1)
The write protect function must be in the switched-off state, i.e. the bottom left-hand hole must be closed.