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ECS Tabs Flashcards

1
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What allows you to see certain tracks if you enable them?

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Track Amp Data

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2
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what does clutter map updates do?

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updates tracks refresh

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3
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TVM Spoof

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Fake locked on target

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4
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Hold Fire

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Destroy missile

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5
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Cease fire

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Stop fireing

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6
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engage hold

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stops automatic engagments

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7
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true of false you can have 5 or more trails

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false you can only hook 4 or less trails

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8
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what does areas anable do?

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Changes WCS for different volumes if it goes to a specific volume

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9
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what tm covers the ECS

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9-1430-2600-10-1

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10
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Order of tabs for initialization

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13, 91, 81, 14, 68, 99, 54, 95, 96, 93, 97, 92, 55, 44, 56, 1, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 76, 78, 79, 90, 85, 98

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11
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Were can you find FIDOC and Parameters change

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TAB 1 Page 1

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12
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Where can you change ID Weight Set?

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TAB 1 Page 1

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13
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What are the ID weight Sets

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1 peacetime, 2 transition, 3 wartime

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14
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Where can you change ID Mode

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TAB 1

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15
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What are the ID Modes

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A= auto M=Manual

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16
Q

What can an SRBM classify as?

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ARM

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17
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Where can you enter the alert state

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TAB 1 Page 1

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18
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Where do you enter the DEFCON

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TAB 1 Page 1

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19
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Where do you enter the Air Fense warning

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TAB 1 Page 1

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20
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Where do you enter ABT Range Bias

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TAB 1 Page 1

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21
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Where can you set your search modes and what are they

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TAB 1 Page 2 1 = ABT, 2 = ABT/TBM, 3 = CM/ABT, 4 = CM/ABT/TBM=SELF, and
5 = TBM. Default = 1.

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22
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Where can you turn on the High Altitude MSL search sector

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TAB 1 Page 2

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23
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Where do you set the ground level interfearence filter?

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TAB 1 Page 2

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24
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what is the T-W-S and where can you find it

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TAB 1 Page 2 Track while scan filter 0=OFF, A=AUTO, M=MAN

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25
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nn)M/S= GLIF + T-W-S VELOCITY THRESHOLD

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TAB 1 Page 2 10 TO 40, NOMINAL = 40

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26
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STD-ATM1T TBM ENGAGEMENT RANGE BIAS

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TAB 1 Page 2 : used to extend or constrict the automatic first engagement range boundary.

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27
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STD-ATM1T TBM ENGAGEMENT ALT BIAS

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TAB 1 Page 2 used to designate altitude engagement range boundary

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28
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Where can you turn on Helo Discr

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TAB 1 Page 2 0=off 1=on

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29
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What does Tab 1 page 4 cover

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TAB 1 Page 4 Dive parameters (calculation, altitude and angle

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30
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Where can you access self defense and ABT Self defense

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TAB 1 page 5

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31
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What are the ABT self defense MOF

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TAB 1 page 5 V=SALVO, S=SLS, R=RIPPLE

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32
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REINITIALIZE RLRIU

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TAB 2 page 1 allows the operator of the TOD MASTER FP to reinitialize all RLRIUs in the Bn

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33
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REPEAT LNCHR GRP DATA XFR

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TAB 2 page 1 : allows the operator to repeat the data transfer

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34
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CTL AUTH

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TAB 2 page 1 : allows the operator to specify the source of control authority. ICC=0 or BCP=1. Default=0.

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35
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COMMO STATE

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TAB 2 page 1 one letter (A or D). A=allowed, D=disallowed (D= default).

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36
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TOD MASTER

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TAB 2 page 1 identifies the master TOD

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37
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DLT MODES

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TAB 2 page 2 allows the operator to allow or disallow launcher groups

38
Q

REPORTED DLT MODES

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TAB 2 page 2 AUTO/MANUAL indicates Automatic or Manual mode; A= automatic, M=manual, or blank (if DLT not available) (A=d efault). RADIO SILENCE indicates Radio Silence mode; Y=yes, N= no, or blank (if DLT not available) (N=default). FIBER OPTICS indicates Fiber Optics mode. Y=yes, N=no, or blank (if DLT not available) (Y=default).

39
Q

LAUNCHER GROUPS

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TAB 2 page 2 LCL=Local Launcher, aacn=CRG1- CRG6, LCS1-LCS6, FP1-FP6, or blank

40
Q

PRIME PATH CONTROL

A

TAB 2 page 2 allows the operator to control whether the communication link is radio or fiber optic.
naan=1A-8F or blank if launcher is unassigned and an=C1-C6, L1-L6, F1-F6, or blank (for local or unassigned).
(a)= R for Radio, F for Fiber Optic, or blank.
a=R for Radio, F for Fiber Optic, or blank

41
Q

Where can you fin the launcher test results for eles launchers

A

TAB 3

42
Q

What can you do with a ASOJ Virtual Target

A

TAB 4 It enables the operator to create a Virtual Target (VT) in support of an Anti-Standoff Jammer (ASOJ) engagement or to drop an unengaged VT. TARGET CONTROL: C=create a VT, D=drop a VT.
RANGE FP TO CURSOR: nnn=0 to 999; aa=km (kilometers), nm (nautical miles).
WEDGE COUNT: displayed wedge count 0 to 99 and provided to the ICC.
VIRTUAL TARGET COUNT: displayed VT count 0 to 3. All tracks are dropped and VIRTUAL TARGET COUNT is reset to zero during RS reorientation.
HOT ASOJ MISSILE COUNT: displayed number of hot ASOJ missiles active 0 to 64.

43
Q

What Tab covers assset volume -status/control

A

TAB 5

44
Q

how many volumes can be active at the same time

A

55

45
Q

What does tab 5 page one show

A

ID (TBM assests and ABT assests, The priority, and the status A,I,B,O

46
Q

where can you find the volume status/control?

A

TAB 5 page 2 ID and Status

47
Q

What doe TAB 6 IFF/SIF control include?

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TAB ABT/ARM IFF/SIF STATE: 
SIF TABLE: 
CR AUTOMATIC CHANGE:  
MODE4 CODE:
MODE4 LOW RANDOMNESS: 
MODE4 CODE HOLD: 
MODE 1 CORRELATION: 
INTERROGATE SIF AFTER VALID MODE 4/5: 
TBM/ASM IFF/SIF AUTHORIZATION:
48
Q

When is LS control and wind speed used

A

TAB , is used during initialization and tactical operation

49
Q

What can you do in TAB 8

A

TAB FP CONTROL, can be used to place FP equipment on standby or battle short

50
Q

reorientation control

A

used for entry of initialization or tactical azimuth control commands REORIENT COMMAND: 0 to 7 or blank (initially blank). PTL and STL current values input from tab #95.
LSnaan:
for PAGE A, LS1an A to LS8an A: (an=C1-C6, L1-L6, F1-F6, or blank for local or unassigned)
for PAGE B, LS1an (B-F) to LS8an (B-F) (an=C1-C6, L1-L6, F1-F6, or blank for local or unassigned)
FROM: 000 to 359 degrees (Current azimuth) or blank if LS is either not controlled by the FP or has not completed the process of auto emplacement.
TO: 000 to 359 degrees (Commanded azimuth) or STO=stow command.
TRAIN LIMITS: (0 to 359 degrees) left column: CCW limits, right column, CW limits.
PAGE a: a=A or B

51
Q

Database or intilization selection

A

TAB 13 Initialization and choose a database

52
Q

What tab is target display control and switch metrics

A

TAB 14

53
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What des TAB 14 Page 1 cover

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ALTITUDE UNITS: 1=English units used (default), 2=metric units used.
SPEED/RANGE UNITS: 1=English units used, 2=metric units used (default).
SITUATION DISPLAY CURSOR POSITION: displays the position (coordinates) of the situation display cursor
CONVERSION INPUT FIELDS: provides the operator with the facility of converting coordinates
UTM: Universal Transverse Mercator coordinates, two digits (01 to 60) for zone, one letter (N or S) for hemisphere, four digits (0000 to 9999) for meters Easting, and four digits (0000 to 9999) for meters Northing.
GEOREF: Geographic Reference System, two letters (A to Z, A to M) major division, two letters (A to Q, A to Q) minor division, three digits (000 to 999) tenths of minutes longitude, and three digits (000 to 999) tenths of minutes latitude.
MGRS: Military Grid Reference System, two digits (01 to 60) longitude zone, one letter (C to X) latitude zone, two letters (A to Z) Easting or two letters (A to V) Northing, three digits (000 to 999) meters Easting, and three digits (000 to 999) meters Northing.
LAT/LON: (Latitude/Longitude) Latitude: two digits (00 to 89) for degrees, two digits (00 to 59) for minutes, two digits (00 to 59) for seconds, and N (for North) or S (for South). Longitude: three digits (000 to 179) for degrees, two digits (00 to 59) for minutes, two digits (00 to 59) for seconds, and E (for East) or W (for West).

54
Q

What does Tab 14 Page 2 cover

A

TAB boundaries of altitude bands medium speed catagor limits jammer strobe display range

55
Q

What tab covers hardcopy of target events and TBM lauch point deterninations

A

TAB 14 Page 3

56
Q

ECS mission summary report control

A

TAB 14 Page 3

57
Q

What covers TBM discrimination Parameters

A

TAB 15 page 1 covers boundryes page 2 covers VTWS

58
Q

What tab covers launcher fault data?

A

TAB 16

59
Q

Whats covered under launcher fault data

A

LS# Fault count, Status, fault, reference designators

60
Q

What TAB Coveres (TWT) select and Transmitter bite Data

A

TAB 30

61
Q

what tab covers provides the operator with the ability to retrieve and display Radar Transmitter BITE data

A

TAB 30 Page 1

62
Q

What tab provides the operator with the capability to retrieve transmitter data, and in addition, provides the operator with the ability to display transmitter BITE data, display the TWT designated for low power operation, select the TWT, reset the Radar Transmitter, and display transmitter status. PAGE 2 is only available for systems with dual TWTs.

A

TAB 30 page 2

63
Q

Where can you find Radar funtions summeries and what does it include?

A

TAB 31
Search tracks
search preferences
sources of load

64
Q

Where can you find continuous diagnotics and control review and how many faults will it show

A

TAB 32 and will show 5 latest faults

65
Q

where do you select TBM threats

A

TAB 44 Must be updates periodically

66
Q

how many TIDs can tab 44 hold

A

54 and displays 1–9 character threat name

67
Q

Where id the radar frequency control

A

TAB 54

68
Q

Where do you set search sectors?

A

TAB 55

69
Q

What is TAB 56 (significance to 55)

A

TAILORED TBM SEARCH DATA,

70
Q

what are launcher group assignments

A

TAB 63 is a two-page tab that associates launchers with launcher groups.

71
Q

Where is the data communications controlled for Local FP# ICC/BN designations CTL authorization ruliu address and set numbers

A

TAB 68

72
Q

How many ABT assests can be in TAB 70?

A

6

73
Q

How many TBM assests can be in TAB 70?

A

TAB 3

74
Q

Which tab covers volumes and how many can it have

A

TAB 71 and 55 volumes

75
Q

What are general perpose maps

A

TAB 72 It is a 20-page tab which provides definition for display of FSCL and IFF OFF lines, general information lines (i.e., ATAF, CRC, FEBA, FLOT, country boundaries, etc.) and general purpose maps.

76
Q

What is the pupose of TAB 73

A

TAB KAA-63 TABLE AM AND TABLE PM, modes 1 and 3

77
Q

what does tab 74 compase rose tables do

A

•The display data provides for entry of mode 1 and mode 3 IFF aircraft heading correlation codes.

78
Q

What tab covers CARM threat parameters

A

TAB 76 PAGE A is used to enter parameters used in the anti-radiation missile (ARM) target evaluation process. Parameters used for ARM evaluation are target range, altitude, speed, dive angle, approach angle, and the target cross section.

PAGE B of the tab is used to enable or disable ARM countermeasure to be taken by the fire platoons if under ARM attack.

Countermeasures include switching the radar to low power mode, reducing the radar search sector, and instating radar frequency diversity.

79
Q

whats covered in tab 78

A

LAUNCH DECISION PARAMETERS,

engagment modes preferences and wish list

80
Q

DATA COLLECTION CONTROL, is a single page tab used by the operator for general data collection.

A

Tab 90

81
Q

What does TAB 91 FP data acquisition mode select or control do

A

DATA ACQUISITION MODE:

STD EMP TYPE/ short or long term reinitialization

UTM=APPROX RS LOC:

DATA BASE FOR MODES 1,2,3:

Current Data Base Listing: .

82
Q

Where do you set Masked areas

A

TAB 92

83
Q

what tab is automatically displayed on completion of a sector horizon mapping sequence in which display type A was employed. If azimuths were skipped, it offers entry of the operator command to interpolate missing data or to order repeat display of unmapped azimuth beams. Cannot be keyboard selected

A

TAB 93

84
Q

describe RADAR AZIMUTH FOR HORIZON PLOT DISPLAY and DEGREES

A

•geographical presentation of an OSLB outside ISLB cannot exceed 000-359

85
Q

RADAR CURRENT AZIMUTH ANGLE HORP

A

TAB 94 : displays the nearest degree of the current radar angle contained in the Radar Unit Geometry File

86
Q

PTL/STL1/STL2/STL3

A

TAB 94 and 95 tab 95 set PTL last

87
Q

SOURCE OF OSLB DATA

A

TAB 94 and 95 TCS COMPUTED, or ACTIVE/DEFAULT MAP. Output by TACI. Current value displayed. TCS COMPUTED if passive emplacement is selected in tab #95 (PSEI=ON). ACTIVE/DEFAULT MAP if passive emplacement is not selected in tab #95 (PSEI= =OFF).

88
Q

Radar Mapptin and train control + summary TAB

A

TAB 95

89
Q

TAB 95 Covers? (what comes after 94)

A

offers entry of the radar PTL/STL azimuths, the radar train commands, and sector edge bounds needed for mapping. Tab #95 appears automatically when ENTER RS AZ COMMAND alert is acknowledged.

90
Q

MAPPING DISPLAY/CONTROL SELECT ENTRY ( A&C Mapping)

A

TAB 97 covers a mapping and c mapping

91
Q

DATA BASE CONTROL

A

TAB 98 Where the operator can name the data base and switch to tactical

92
Q

FP data transfer control

A

TAB 99 where you can request data from ICC or send data to BCP

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