C-Map DPS USB User Manual
C-MAP Dealer Programming System
USB Version
User Manual
May 10, 2006
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Index
INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................................................................................... 3
1.0 SETTING UP YOUR DPS USB ......................................................................................................................................... 3
1.1 MINIMUM PC SPECIFICATION ............................................................................................................................................. 3
1.2 CONNECTING THE DPS TO YOUR PC .................................................................................................................................. 3
1.3 INSTALLING THE DPS USB SOFTWARE............................................................................................................................... 4
1.4 TROUBLESHOOTING ...................................................................................................................................................... 4
2.0 RUNNING THE DPS USB SOFTWARE.................................................................................................................... 4
2.1 THE TOOL BAR ............................................................................................................................................................. 6
3.0 SELECTING YOUR CHART AREA.......................................................................................................................... 6
4.0 PROGRAMMING YOUR CARD...................................................................................................................................... 8
5.0 PRINTING LABELS................................................................................................................................................... 11
6.0 VERIFYING/TESTING CARTRIDGES .................................................................................................................. 12
6.1 FULL CARTRIDGE VERIFY TEST .................................................................................................................................. 12
6.2 CHECKSUM VERIFY TEST ........................................................................................................................................... 13
6.3 BLANK CARTRIDGE TEST ........................................................................................................................................... 13
7.0 ERASING CARTRIDGES.......................................................................................................................................... 13
8.0 CREDIT HANDLING AND PROGRAMMING REPORT..................................................................................... 13
8.1 ADDING CREDIT................................................................................................................................................................ 14
8.2 CARTRIDGE PROGRAMMING REPORT ................................................................................................................................ 16
9.0 C-MAP WEATHER DOWNLOAD........................................................................................................................... 18
10.0 CHANGING THE SOFTWARE OPTIONS ............................................................................................................. 19
11.0 SUPPORT .................................................................................................................................................................... 19
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INTRODUCTION
The USB Dealer Programming System (DPS USB) is designed to allow dealers and distributors to demonstrate to potential
customers any available C-MAP NT+ or MAX titles and then to program a blank cartridge with the required data. This has
many advantages over the usual choose/order/wait for delivery approach, including; low stock inventory, improved customer
service, faster delivery, etc.
The DPS USB system, consists of the programming unit which can program C-Cards, SD-cards, CF-Cards or FP-cards
(using an adapter supplied by C-Map), the DPS USB software which runs under Windows and CDs/DVDs that contain all the
available C-MAP NT+ / MAX chart files.
The Price Class, according to their coverage, detail and specific cartographic features, classifies chart files. Possible Price
Classes for NT+ charts are Local+ and Wide+, and for MAX charts they are Local, Wide, and MegaWide.
Chart files for a particular area can be opened and then viewed, programmed and verified.
On-line label printing is also supported.
The DPS USB software is distributed in two versions: USA version and Europe/ Rest of the World version.
The Europe/Rest of The World version of the software allows the dealer to upgrade (program with the updated version of the
same chart title) or exchange (program with another chart title) the customer’s cartridges.
The Dealer costs are split into two parts:
1. The Blank Cartridge Hardware Cost (invoiced when you buy blanks for stock).
2. The Data + HO Royalty cost.
The total of these two costs when invoiced is equal to the Recommended Retail Price of a programmed cartridge less your
agreed discount.
Note that all the costs displayed in the DPS software are for the End User. The dealer is invoiced these costs less agreed
discount.
The programming unit is pre-configured with a maximum credit value. As cartridges are produced, this credit value decreases
until there is not enough credit available to produce cartridges. The Dealer needs to request additional credit from
C-MAP. This involves sending a Programming Report to C-MAP. C-MAP needs the Report to compute royalties for the
Hydrographic Institutes. The Dealer will then receive a 12-digit Credit Code that will add the credit to the system and will clear
the Programming Report.
1.0 SETTING UP YOUR DPS USB
Your DPS USB kit consists of the following items:-
• One DPS USB programming unit
• One type A-B USB cable
• The DPS DVDs
When you order your C-Card blanks, you will receive a set of card labels, clear plastic C-Card holders, graphic inlays and
foam inserts. Should you not receive all of these items please contact your local C-MAP office.
1.1 Minimum PC Specification
In order to run the software, you will need an IBM compatible PC that can run Windows98, 2000 and XP and has a
DVD drive.
This program does not run under Windows NT 4.0 or previous. USB support is missing on this operating system
1.2 Connecting the DPS to Your PC
When you first receive your DPS USB kit, connect the USB cable to the PC’s USB port. Don’t plug the cable into the
programmer, yet; this has to be done later on, when you are installing the software.
No DC power supply is needed: the programmer will receive power directly from the USB cable when you will connect it.
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1.3 Installing the DPS USB Software
The software is designed to run under Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows 2000 and Windows XP. To install the software
simply insert one of the DVD, open Windows Explorer, locate ‘DPS_USB_Setup.exe’ on the CD or DVD drive and run it.
The automatic install program will lead you through the installation, copy all required files in the specified directory on your
PC’s hard drive, register the program and setup the Icons. At the end of the software installation, a special setup for the USB
drivers needed by the programmer is automatically launched. You are finally prompted to connect your programmer unit to
the USB cable, and then the Plug & Play driver installation task is performed, in a way that depends on the operating system
you are using. Windows XP users are warned that the drivers are not digitally signed. This warning has to be ignored by
clicking on the “Continue Anyway” button.
1.4 Troubleshooting
When the program starts, it checks for the presence of the DPS hardware. If unable to find the programmer, it shows a
Message Box (figure 1).
Figure 1
Check that the USB cable is properly connected to the PC’s USB port and to the programmer. When the software is not
running, the LED on the unit will be red; when the software is running, the LED will be green. This indicates that the unit is
powered-on and the drivers are properly installed.
If the LED is off, the programmer is faulty; contact C-MAP to have it promptly substituted.
If you see that both LEDs (red and green) are blinking, the drivers are not properly installed. Browse to the Windows Control
Panel / Device Manager and look for an entry named “Generic USB Hub” either under the “Universal Serial Bus Controllers”
category or elsewhere on the list as ‘Other Device’ or ‘USB Device’ (if you check, and are not sure which device is the DPS
programmer, unplug it, and an entry will disappear from the list in Device Manager). If the device is not properly registered,
you should see a yellow exclamation/question mark beside the entry on the list. Select “Driver” / “Update Driver”.
2.0 RUNNING THE DPS USB SOFTWARE
After installing the software, you should find a new C-Map DPS USB Icon in the Start Menu/Programs folder called C-Map
DPS USB and on your desktop as well. To run the program, simply double-click the icon. A Splash Screen, which displays the
s/w version and date, will be briefly displayed. A status bar at the bottom of the window indicates the program’s progress as it
loads and checks the available C-Card files.
Once loading is completed, the World Background Map is displayed (see figure 2). The initial position displayed defaults to
zero degrees for both Lat and Long, just off the coast of West Africa.
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Menu Bar Tool Bar
Fig 2
Cartridge Information Bar Cursor Position Bar
Figure 2
The user interface of the DPS USB software is designed to be very simple to use. All major functions are either accessible
from the Menu Bar or the Tool Bar. The cursor can be moved around the screen using the mouse or pointing device and the
cursors Lat/Long position is constantly displayed in the bottom right hand Cursor Position Bar. Panning to another area of the
chart is achieved by pressing the Left Hand Mouse button. As soon as the LH mouse button is pressed the screen redraws
centering on the current cursor position. For example, to quickly pan to the East simply move the cursor to the right hand side
of the screen and press the LH mouse button - repeat this process as necessary.
Until you load up a Chart area (see section 3.0), you can only zoom between certain World Background chart levels.
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2.1 The Tool Bar
Print World Chart Information Download C-Map Weather File
Open Chart Title Zoom In/Out Program C-Card
Figure 3
3.0 SELECTING YOUR CHART AREA
In order to view or program a specific chart, you must first select the chart-area required. There are two ways to select it.
1. If the customer knows the title and/or code of the chart he/she requires, click on the ‘Open Chart Title’ Icon. This will then
display the charts’ database (Fig 4), allowing you to select your chart-area.
Figure 4
To select the chart scroll the selection-bar down using the arrows, or type in the code number i.e. NA-C307.03 which will
automatically highlight that Chart. Once the selection-bar is highlighting your required chart, click the Open button. After a few
seconds the chart will be loaded into memory. The screen should now show the chart borders for the selected C-Card and its
ordering details will be displayed in the cartridge information window (bottom left of the screen).
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2. If the customer is not sure which cartridge he wants but requires a Chart to cover a particular area, simply place the cursor
in the middle of the area required and press the right hand mouse button. A shaded area will now be displayed on the World
chart, along with an information box (see Fig 5) showing the available charts covering that area. If you click on each listed
chart in turn, the shaded area will change to show the coverage of the highlighted Chart. NOTE: To ease the choice of codes
base on the charting technology needed, as of the Spring 2006 release, MAX codes will be shaded in orange and the NT+
codes will be shaded in blue.
Figure 5
Once you have found the best Chart for that area, click on the OK button to select and load it into memory.
You should also check the “Chart Format” label to ensure that the cartridge you are opening has the format (NT+ or NT MAX)
required by the customer.
Once the chart is loaded in to memory, it is now possible to view all the charts in that portfolio, to program a cartridge or to
update/exchange an existing Chart area for this one. To find out which charts are included on the c-card, click the Information
icon that displays a chart list for the selected area. (Fig 6)
Figure 6
The above chart list provides a definitive list of all the original paper charts that are included in the current selected area.
However, it is not possible to print this list in the current version of the DPS program.
The Chart area will remain in memory until the DPS program is exited or the World Icon is clicked on - which unloads the
current area and returns the program to the initial World Chart display.
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4.0 PROGRAMMING YOUR CARD
To program the currently selected card, refer to the Information Window in the lower left corner of the screen. Here it will
indicate the memory size of the blank cartridge required to produce the card. From your stock of blanks take the appropriate
media (C-card, SD-card, FP-card or CF-card) and insert it into the relevant slot on the front of the DPS USB unit. Please note
that the unit has three slots; one for C-Cards, one for SD-cards, and one for CF-cards (or FP-cards, with an adapter).
Once the correct cartridge is inserted into the DPS USB and you are 100% certain that the currently selected chart area is the
correct one, click on the Program Icon.
NT+ charts must be programmed on C-Card (black hardware), FP-Card, SD-Card or Compact Flash.
MAX charts must be programmed on C-Card (orange hardware), SD-Card or Compact Flash, not on a FP-Card.
4.1 Program a blank cartridge
The program will display a window asking you to specify whether you want to program a blank cartridge or program an
update/exchange (Fig 7).
Figure 7
Select ‘Next’, and you will be shown the available cards to program (if there are more than one (Fig 8.))
Figure 8
Select the cartridge slot to program and click on the OK button. The DPS USB program now checks the content of the
cartridge to be programmed and displays a window (Fig 9) indicating if the cartridge to be programmed is blank.
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Figure 9
Select the OK button. Now the program will display the very important Cost Window (Fig 10), which details how much the
customer will pay for the new Card. The Cost window also details how much credit it is available. If an update or exchange is
being programmed, this window also shows how much credit the customer will receive for his old cartridge.
Figure 10
For new cartridges, programmed onto a blank cartridge, the cost is simply the retail price (ex. VAT) that the customer is
expected to pay. For full details of the pricing structure and how much you will be invoiced check the latest DPS
Pricing Information from C-MAP and refer to the Table in section 8.3.
It should be noted, that in the Cost window, all prices listed are Retail (end-user) prices excluding VAT. This has been
intentionally done so that if a customer is present during the viewing or programming stage he will see retail prices and not
discounted dealer prices.
The Cost window is the very last window to be displayed prior to cartridge programming. If, for any reason, you do not want to
program the cartridge, click on the Cancel button to terminate the process and you will not be charged for the programming. If
you do need to cancel the programming operation, it will be necessary to Erase the Cartridge before reprogramming it - see
section 7.0.
If you accept to continue with the cartridge programming, click the OK button. Now a Programming Window will appear
(Fig 11) which has a status bar that displays the progress of the cartridge programming operation and the LED on the DPS
unit will flash. When completed the ‘Programming Successful’ Window will appear (Fig 12). Upon successful programming of
a cartridge, the DPS USB s/w stores details about the cartridge programmed in the Cartridge Programming Report - see
section 8.2.
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Figure 11 Figure 12
The card can now be removed and labeled, ready to be given/sent to the customer.
4.2 Updating/Exchanging a cartridge
As well as programming new blank cartridges, the DPS USB program allows existing cartridges to be updated or exchanged.
If a customer wishes to update their cartridge or have the contents of an existing cartridge changed to a different area, first
select and load into memory the new cartridge data to be programmed onto the cartridge.
Do not erase the customer’s cartridge. When updating/exchanging a cartridge, it is very important that you let the program
detect which data are on the existing cartridge and then let it automatically erase these old data prior to programming the new
data onto the cartridge. If you do not follow this procedure, then you could end up being invoiced for a more expensive new
cartridge sale and not an update/exchange.
Once the new data to be programmed into the customer’s cartridge has been selected and loaded into memory, insert the
customers existing cartridge and click on the Update Cartridge Icon (Fig 13). You are then asked to select the returned media
and the new media the customer requires. This allows customers to exchange not only the chart coverage but, if desired, also
the media type (Fig 14). The program will then verify the type of cartridge in the programmer, or if there are more than one, it
will allow you to specify which card to write to.
Figure 13 Figure 14
If you are updating the same area, you will see Fig 15 and if you are exchanging one area for another you will see Fig 16. The
Price Information table will be displayed again – select ‘OK’. Then you will be warned, and asked to confirm that you wish to
overwrite new data over the existing cartridge data (see Fig 17). If the new data is too large for the existing cartridge then a
warning window will be displayed. If this occurs, you will need to use one of your stock cartridges of the correct size instead of
re-using the customer’s own cartridge. If the new blank costs more than the old one, you will be automatically refunded. The
software will add this cost difference to your programmer’s credit.
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Figure 15 Figure 16
Figure 17
Clicking on the OK button will confirm that you wish to update/exchange the cartridges data content, whilst clicking on the
Cancel button will return to the chart display and leave the cartridge content unchanged.
During this Update/Exchange operation, it is not possible to Cancel the ‘Erase and Program’ sequence, once it has been
initiated, so it is important that you are 100% sure that everything is correct prior to pressing the OK button.
Once the new data has been programmed onto the cartridge, the program stores all the information about the old cartridge
and what it has been updated/exchanged to in the Cartridge Programming Report - see section 8.2.
5.0 PRINTING LABELS
Once a cartridge has been programmed or updated/exchanged, it is possible to print a new label for the cartridge.
To print a label, click on the Print Icon. The program will then display the Print Label Window (Fig 18). If a card has been
previously selected, the program will fill the fields for the label text.
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Figure 18
From the Print Label window, you can select the type of card-label to print, change the number of labels to be printed and
specify the label position that the next label should be printed on. This allows additional labels to be printed on label sheets
that have already been used. At the bottom of the window there is a position correction option that allows a print offset to be
specified in order to cater for differences in label sheets and printers. Once the position correction has been setup for the
printer used, it should not need to be adjusted again.
To print the labels, insert a label sheet into the printer and click on the Print button. The labels will then be printed on the
current default windows printer unless another printer is specified in the Print Setup option.
6.0 VERIFYING/TESTING CARTRIDGES
Once a cartridge has been programmed and a label produced for it, it is good practice to test it prior to supplying it to the
customer. Although the DPS USB program reads and verifies every byte of information it programs onto the cartridge, it is a
good idea to verify the cartridge after programming. Also these tests can be used for cartridges returned by customers
because they are suspected to be faulty.
There are two methods of testing a cartridge: Full Verify or Verify Checksum. The latter method is slightly faster as it simply
adds up all the bytes of data in the cartridge and compares it to the checksum stored at the beginning of the cartridges
memory.
6.1 Full Cartridge Verify Test
To do a full cartridge Verify, select and load into memory the same cartridge data as the cartridge to be tested has
programmed in it. Then select the Verify option in the Card menu. The program will then compare every byte of data in the
cartridge to the data loaded in memory. If a byte of information fails to compare correctly, then the program reports a failure.
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6.2 Checksum Verify Test
To do a Checksum Verify, select the Verify Card Checksum option in the Tools menu. The program will add up all of the bytes
of data in the cartridge and compare the result to the cartridge checksum. If the two values are different it will display a fail
window, if they are the same it will display a correct checksum window and also display the actual checksum value.
It should be noted, that you do not have to select and load into memory the cartridge data for the cartridge to be verified. The
Checksum test purely tests the data in the actual cartridge and so can be used even for older cartridges not included on the
DVD. However, if you do have the cartridge data loaded into memory, you can do a further test by comparing the checksum in
the cartridge to the checksum in the master cartridge file on the DVD. To do this select the Verify File Checksum option on
the Tools menu and then ensure that the checksum printed at the end of the test is the same as that displayed at the end of
the Verify Card Checksum test.
In most cases, the Verify Card Checksum test is the best method of testing a programmed cartridge.
6.3 Blank Cartridge Test
To test whether a cartridge is blank, select the Blank Check option in the Card menu. The program will now test every byte of
data in the cartridge to ensure that they are all blank. This test is very rarely required, but is sometimes useful for checking
stock or unknown cartridges. If the first few bytes of the cartridge are blank, then it is very likely that the rest of the cartridge is
blank. If after a few seconds the Blank Check is still running and has not displayed a failed window, then it is fairly safe to
assume that the cartridge is blank and to stop the test by clicking on the Cancel button.
7.0 ERASING CARTRIDGES
Occasionally, it may be necessary to erase a cartridge. In normal operation, there should be no reason to erase a cartridge
but if you have a cartridge that fails to program or that has a defect, then Erasing the cartridge may cure the problem. To
erase a cartridge, place the cartridge into one of the DPS unit’s slots and select the Erase option in the Card menu. The
program will prompt you to select the slot that the cartridge is fitted in and then when you click on the OK button, immediately
start Erasing the cartridge. It takes about half the time to erase a cartridge as it does to program one and when the program
has completed, it will display an Operation Complete window. Click on the OK button to return to the chart display.
8.0 CREDIT HANDLING AND PROGRAMMING REPORT
The DPS USB unit has internal memory that stores details (Programming Report) of all of the Cartridges that are
programmed. In order to control the invoicing and HO royalty collection, C-MAP need to be sent the Programming Report file
at least once per month. Sending the Programming Report file as an e-mail attachment can do this.
When you receive the DPS USB system, it will be pre-programmed with a certain credit value. As you program cartridges, this
credit value will reduce until it reaches zero or a very low value. When this occurs, it will not be possible to program any more
cartridges until your local C-MAP office issues you with a new credit value.
To view your currently available credit, select the Programmer Status option in the Tools menu. A window that shows the
Programmer Status will then be displayed (Fig 19). This window shows all the information about the DPS USB programmer
unit, although normally the only item of interest is the Available Credit. A Low Credit Warning occurs when the Available
Credit value is less than the value needed to program a MegaWide Card.
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Figure 19
When your Available Credit value starts to get low, it is necessary to increase the Available Credit in order that cartridges can
continue to be programmed. This involves contacting your local C-MAP office - see section 8.1, Adding Credit. It should be
noted that Credit can be added at any time and it is not necessary to wait until the Low Credit warning occurs.
8.1 Adding Credit
Select the Add Credit option in the Tools menu. The program will now display an information window that details the
procedure to follow (Fig 20), click on the Continue button to proceed or the Cancel button to return to the chart display.
Figure 20
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Once you click on the Continue button, the program will then ask you where to save the file that the program creates when
adding credit (see Fig 21). This file is a text file that contains the Cartridge Programming Report and lists all of the
programmed cartridges since the last time that the Add Credit function was initiated.
Figure 21
This file must now be sent to your local C-MAP office by e-mail.
The file will be by default created in the DPS USB installation directory (“Program Files\C-MAP\DPS USB”) and its name will
be in the form: “ADCREDIT_Serial_Date.TXT”
Where “Serial” is the serial number of your programmer and “Date” is the date when the add credit was issued. For instance:
ADCREDIT_4585_15FEB2005.TXT (fig. 22).
Figure 22
It is recommended that you make a printout of the file prior to sending it to C-MAP. This should then be filed as a permanent
record of the cartridges you have produced and which you will now be invoiced for.
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When C-MAP receives the add credit file, they will produce a special Credit Code number that will be faxed/e-mailed to you.
When you receive this number, select the Add Credit option again in the Tools menus. This time, instead of displaying the
Add Credit window, a new window will be displayed (Fig 22).
At this window, you should type in the Credit Code number that C-MAP has sent you. Then click on the Continue button, and
the program will tell the DPS unit that its Available Credit value has been increased to the new value authorized by C-MAP.
Also at this stage, the program will clear the current Cartridge Programming Report up to the point where the Add Credit
function was run.
Figure 23
It should be noted that after you have run the Add Credit function and sent the file to C-MAP, it is possible to program more
cartridges (as long as you have enough credit) before you enter the Credit Code and increase your credit.
When you generate the file, a message box asks you if you want to send e-mail to C-Map. Clicking ‘Yes’ will open an e-mail
message with the add credit file already attached. You simply have to select the recipient (‘To’ field), and send the e-mail.
This feature is available only if you have Outlook or Outlook Express installed on your PC.
8.2 Cartridge Programming Report
It is often desirable to view or print the Cartridge Programming Report to see which cartridges have been programmed. In
order to do this, select the Programming Report option in the Tools menu. The program will now display a report window
(Fig 22).
It is possible to scroll up/down through the report or scroll left/right to see additional details using the Slider bars. From this
window it is also possible to print the report by clicking on the Print button or save a Text file ([Link]) to disk by
clicking on the Create File button. Alternatively, once you have finished viewing the Report, click on the Close button to return
to the chart display.
The file will be by default created in the DPS USB installation directory (“Program Files\C-MAP\DPS USB”).
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Figure 24
It should be noted that Printing or saving the Report File from this window does not initiate the Add Credit function and can be
done at anytime for record keeping purposes. Please do not send the [Link] file to C-Map because it is not usable
for credit recharge and invoicing.
Figure 25
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9.0 C-MAP Weather DOWNLOAD
With the Spring 2006 DPS release C-Map has introduced the free-of-charge weather service for MAX customers.
Click on the “Download C-Weather File” icon and follow instructions for download.
Figure 26
Place the cursor on the area of interest and click on it with the right hand click. The selected area to download
C-Map’s Weather Service is highlighted in green (Fig. 24) on screen. A pop up window indicates the Lat/Long of the central
point of the selected area (Fig 24).
Figure 27
Follow instructions provided by the DPS.
If weather forecasts for the selected area are not available a pop up window warns of non-availability.
Figure 28
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When the data download has finished, the pop up window to save the data on User Card opens. Select the type of media
(C-Card or SD Card) on which the data is to be saved on and click OK.
Figure 29
The below pop up window indicates that the weather data is being written on the User Card.
Figure 30
The C-Map Weather Service is a free-of-charge service providing: Wind (speed & direction), Waves, Atmospheric situation,
Humidity (%), Temperature (Cº) and Visibility (Km).
The weather information may be downloaded with 6-hour increments. With the DPS menu it is possible to view all the weather
increments downloaded. To view the most recent download select “Best Layer”. View the weather data by clicking on the
“View/Program C-Weather data” option.
10.0 CHANGING THE SOFTWARE OPTIONS
Fig.31 shows the Options dialog window, you can reach by clicking “Options” in the “Tools” menu. This dialog lets you change
the DPS USB software options, mainly those concerning the way the map is shown on screen.
Figure 31
11.0 SUPPORT
For any questions, issues or Technical Support on the DPS please contact: support@[Link]
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