Transcript Slide 1

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
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 the
left arrow to
move the plates
to your computer
Once you have
selected which
plates to copy,
click the Copy
button to begin
the transfer
The files will begin
copying to your
computer. This
could take a few
minutes to a few
hours depending
on the amount of
data transferred
When the plates
have been
copied, the left
column will be
left blank again
You can also
search for specific
plates by City,
Airport Name, or
Airport ID
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
This will open
the Airport Info
box
Click on the
Plates tab to view
the available
Approach Plates
for that airport
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
The second way to
access Approach
Plates is the Search
Menu located at the
top of the Approach
Plate Viewer
To search for an
airport, type in it’s
identifier here, then
tap Find
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
[email protected]