# Specify desired radar sitename. Max 16 chars, requires quotes if you
# have imbedded whitespace.
RADAR_SITENAME "THIS IS A TEST"
# If you want to take the sitename from the IRIS input, if available, then
# comment out this line.
ALWAYS_SET_SITENAME
# List of users who are allowed to operate the runways utility.
OPERATORS operator
# End of file
The lines in the file are described in detail below:
• COUNT 3
This is the number of physical runways, that is, strips of concrete.
• RUNWAY 2 36R 18L LLWAS
For each runway, an arbitrary number is assigned (for example, 1, 2 and 3). These
numbers should be sequential starting from 1.
The names for each runway are then specified in the next two fields (for example, 36L
and 18R).
The last field is the default active runway when the software is first started. This can be
either of the runway names or, if available, LLWAS. In the LLWAS case the runway
direction specified in the LLWAS data is used when the Integrator is first started. If
there are no LLWAS data, then the runway direction in the first field is used on start-up.
•
# DONT_FILTER_RUNWAYS
This line should generally be left commented (the # sign).
If it is un-commented (# sign removed), the integrator passes on alerts for all arenas
even if they are not associated with active runways.
Filtering can still be performed by the ribbon displays, that is, ribsetup can be
configured to exclude inactive runways. See Configuring Ribbon Display Software
(page 347).
Appendix D – IRIS TDWR Features
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