User manual GAMES PC JANE S-FIGHTERS ANTHOLOGY QUICK REFERENCE CARD

[. . . ] 1. 3) details all of the features of the Main Menu screen, including Fly Now. 1. 5) covers all of the screens where you can choose or create a mission to fly immediately. 1. 15) describes all of the interface screens you see after you have loaded a mission. 1. 26) talks about the Pilot Records, Mission Recorder, Reference and Web screens. [. . . ] Turn on your radar if it is not active (press R). Switch to AG radar mode if not in it already (press R). Select GMT submode (press Q or click PB16). · Press e or joystick button 3 to lock onto the target. Or, left-click on a target in the Radar MFD. · The target you lock onto becomes the ground-moving tracked target (GMTT) and has a set of bright cross hairs on top of it. · A target acquisition box appears in the HUD when the target is in view. To release a target, press b or put your radar on standby by pressing sR. · Again, the LANTIRN pod can detect and acquire targets when in active mode. 2. 42, for details. Viewing Threats in the RWR The radar warning receiver (RWR) in your aircraft detects anything transmitting active radar signals within its range. It gives you a full 360° view in an approximately 20nm circle around your aircraft. You can toggle the categories on/off by pressing the appropriate pushbutton. Friendly objects are blue icons, while enemy objects are red icons. In most respects, this display is very similar to the Tactical MFD. By clicking in the middle of this MFD, you can make it full-screen. Click on it again or press Z to restore it to MFD size. Current target Air target Ground target Toggle air targets Toggle ground targets Additional Symbology The JTIDS uses similar symbology to the Tactical Map Display, with a few exceptions: Air targets. You can toggle air targets on/off with PB4. Friendly aircraft are blue, and enemy aircraft are red. Locked targets show up as green circles, and are surrounded by a Target Designation (TD) box. Friendly aircraft appear as blue triangles pointing in the direction of flight. Enemy aircraft show up as red triangles. If the enemy is firing a missile, its icon flashes. [. . . ] You may divide the speech command into two phrases -- Phrase 1 and Phrase 2. We recommend using two separate phrases when you have many similar voice commands. This makes the recognition engine more accurate. · Click CANCEL to close the window without saving the new voice command or click OK to close the window and save the new voice command. 8. [. . . ]