User manual

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Alta X
Aerosoft GmbH 2016
• Custom approach, runway and PAPI lights.
• Circling lights for runway 29.
• Terminal interior included as an option.
• Static aircraft included.
• Animations bring the airport alive, including animated people.
• Configuration tool included for optimal performance on a wide
range of systems.
• High resolution photoscenery (20cm/pixel) covering the airport
boundary.
• Large coverage of 50cm/pixel photoscenery (46.7km²)
• Custom terrain mesh (10m resolution) covering the surroun-
ding area.
Airport Data
NAME Alta Airport, Alta
ICAO ENAT
IATA ALF
Lat 69.5834 N
Long 23.2218 E
Elevation 3.0m / 10ft
Runway 2253m / 7392ft
Frequencies
ATIS Alta Information 118.175 MHz
APP Alta Approach 120.400 MHz
TWR Alta Tower 120.400 / 118.100 / 121.500 MHZ
Navaids
VDF 120.400 MHz
LOC RWY 11 108.900 MHz (AT)
DME RWY 11 Paired with LOC RWY 11
GP RWY 11 329.300 MHz
L 330.000 KHz (TV)
NDB 358.400 KHz (ALA)
DVOR/DME 117.400 MHz / CH121X (ATA)
Configuration Tool
This scenery includes a configuration tool. The tool is designed to let the
end user adjust the level of detail in the scenery to their preference. It is run
by executing ConfigTool.exe, found in “AltaX/ConfigTool”.
The configuration tool consists of a set of options that can be checked and
unchecked. This is done simply by clicking the white boxes. The Tool needs
to know the correct path to your SODE “Data Folder” to function properly,
to select the correct folder you click the “SODE Data Path”-button. The
correct path to the SODE data folder depends on your version of SODE.
In SODE version 1.3, you will, by default, find the data folder in “C:/
ProgramData/12bPilot/SODE/” (Keep in mind that this location might be
different on your system if you installed SODE v1.3 to somewhere else than
its default path.)
After the correct SODE folder is selected you can adjust certain settings in
the scenery. The different options available is covered in more detail later
on in this chapter.
To install the options you have selected you press the “Install Selected”-
button. This starts the installation process, and your scenery is updated. The
Configuration Tool will automatically close when the installation process is
complete.
Important to note is that you may need to run the tool as an
administrator for it to work properly.