16. Pilot Data
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16.2 Using Pilot Data
To prepare pilot data, do the following:
1. Place the cursor on PilotData in the status bar, then click the Plan or Monitor button as appropriate. If no pilot
data is chosen, the Pilot Data menu (shown below) appears in addition to the Monitor Pilot Data dialog box or
Plan Pilot Data dialog box.
2. If no menu appears, click the same button once more to open the menu.
[Pilot Data]
Go Plan mode
Select
Unselect
Backup and Restore
Report
Close
[Pilot Data]
Go Monitor mode
Select
Unselect
Create
Backup and Restore
Report
Close
Activate Monitor/Plan mode:
User can switch pilot data mode between plan and monitor. Using
Go Monitor mode>Go Monitor mode: User chart used in planning
mode can be switched directly to monitoring mode.
Go Monitor mode>Move Plan to Mon.: Switch to monitor mode and
open current file in monitoring mode.
Go Plan mode>Go Plan mode: User chart used in monitoring mode can
be switched directly to planning mode.
Go Plan mode>Move Mon to Plan.: Switch to plan mode and open
current file in planning mode.
Select:
Chooses pilot data to use; monitor or planning mode.
Unselect:
Unselect removes pilot data from active use.
Create:
Creates new pilot data. Pilot data can be named, using up to 30
alphanumeric characters.
Backup and Restore:
User can make backup copy from pilot data or restore from backup
media.
Report:
Generates tabulated report from chosen pilot data.
Note: If you want pilot data to be displayed on the electronic chart, make sure that pilot data options are turned on in
the Mariner page of the Chart Display dialog box.
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1. 2. 3. 4.
Position
marker
Position marker
and text
Position marker
and range marker
Position marker,
text, and range marker
Four different variations as examples of how pilot data is presented on the chart area:
1. Position marker
2. Position marker and text
3. Position marker and range marker
4. Position marker, text and range marker
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