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Installing and Using Approach Plates. This is the APIC Approach Plates Manager (ManageDTPP.exe). STEP 1 Select the device and file path to which you wish to copy the Approach Plates.
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This is the APIC Approach Plates Manager (ManageDTPP.exe)
STEP 1 Select the device and file path to which you wish to copy the Approach Plates If you have already installed Approach Plates on your device, and just want to install the plate revisions, check this box
Next, highlight the states you wish to copy to your device Once you have selected the states, click theleft arrowto move the plates to your computer
Once you have selected which plates to copy, click theCopybutton to begin the transfer The files will begin copying to your computer. This could take afew minutesto afew hoursdepending on the amount of data transferred
You can also search for specific plates by City, Airport Name, or Airport ID When the plates have been copied, the left column will be left blank again Click “Done” to close this window
Airport Information and Displaying Approach Plates in APIC
There are 2 ways to open an approach plate in APIC. The first being to open the Airport Dialogue Box of that airport…
To open an Airport Dialogue Box,Click on the Find Arpt button on the tool bar. …or click directly on that Airport
Use the key pad provided to enter the information. Here you can define the airport search by the airport ID, Name, or City Name Then click Ok
Click on the Plates tab to view the available Approach Plates for that airport This will open the Airport Info box
To view one of the approach plates, first select an Approach Plate After selecting the Plate click the Display Plate button
SLC This will change the current view, and display the Approach Plate
SLC To search for an airport, type in it’s identifier here, then tap Find The second way to access Approach Plates is the Search Menu located at the top of the Approach Plate Viewer
SLC A dropdown menu will then appear displaying all Approach Plates for that airport
These marks represent your real-time location as determined by your GPS Your position on the horizontal plane is shown with this red circle with a line pointing in the direction of motion We can also see our position on the glide slope, by this blue circle
For any other questions regarding APIC Approach Plates contact us at support@approach-systems.com