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Introduction
System Profiles can be used to create a global change of your
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tracking and radar parameters with a simple click of a button. By assigning different sets of
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parameter changes to profiles, it is very easy for the operator to toggle between different
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tracking sensitivities.
A typical use of the system profile would be to de-sensitise the tracking during bad weather in order to reduce false alarms. It provides a system level configuration change which the operator can easily switch on and off. System profile settings can be applied to one or more tracking parameters
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and one or more radar providing a very flexible solution. The profile systems allows operators to easily make changes to the overall system performance without needing to make configuration changes. Administrators are responsible for creating profiles, but operators can apply them, assuming they have necessary permissions.
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It is important to note that a Tracking Parameter Profile is a Δ delta change. The default system profile has values all of 0, so the individual Tracking Parameter Settings are |
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not changed with this profile. A Tracking Parameter Profile's values do not |
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replace the individual Tracking Parameter Settings but instead adjust them by apply a delta offset. Thus a positive or negative value can be included in a Tracking Parameter. |
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Changing Profiles
To find available profiles and change between different System Profiles, you can use either use the Profile shortcut or go through the System Menu.
Shortcut
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Operators, if they have the correct permissions, can change a profile by the using the Profile button in the main window title bar.
Select the Profile button in the main application title bar. The button will display the name of the currently selected profile i.e. Default.
Use the Profile drop down to select a new profile
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Select OK to save, and change profiles.
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System Menu
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You will see a notification informing you the profile has changed and the profile name will name be displayed on the Profile button
Adding a New Profile
By default, there is only one System Profile: the Default profile. This profile has no values, therefore no global delta change to the Tracking Parameters' Settings.
To add a new profile:
Go to System Menu>Settings>System Settings>System Profiles.
In Edit mode, select the Add System Profile
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button:
The Add System Profile window will open.
Enter the Name and ID of your profile
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and select OK.
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The new profile will appear in the System Profiles table.
Select Save. Currently, it will be as blank as a Default profile, so you must next configure the profile.
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Configuring a Tracking Parameter Profile
Enable the Config Function, then select a Tracking Parameter in the Configuration Tree.
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In the Configuration Panel, select Profiles.
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A new window, Tracking Parameter Profiles, will appear.
If no profile has as yet been added, the table will be empty, because the Default profile does not appear, as it is locked from configuration. Default values will always be 0.
However, in this example, we have added a new profile. Select
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the new profile (in this case Light Rain) from the table, then select Add.
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The Tracking Parameter Profile delta options will appear. Input your global delta changes.
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- Plot Amplitude ATI (pwr): 2
- Plot Amplitude Track (pwr): 4
- Min Plot Azimuth Size (°): 1
- Min Plot Range Size (m): 1
- Min Plot Weight ATI (cells): 5
- Coasts (hits): 4
- Clutter Hold Multiplier: 2
- Max. Tracking Speed (m/s): 0
- Min.Tracking Speed (m/s): 1For example, below, if New Profile is the current profile, then this Tracking Parameter, Highways Debris, will actually use these settings:
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Please refer to Tracking Parameters for more information about these settings.
Select Save when finished.
Tri-State Control
Note that some of the properties, such as Wake Suppression, have check boxes which are tri-state. This means they can be:
Not Set - means that when the profile is applied this setting will not change anything
Disabled - this means when the profile is applied the setting will be disabled
Enabled - this means when the profile is applied the setting will be enabled
Other options, such as Clutter Control Enabled, have to be enabled to select settings that will be applied when the profile is selected, If the setting is not enabled the profile will not change this configuration when applied.
Configuring a Tracker Profile
Each radar supports its own configuration based on a specific profile. This enables a single profile to make different changes to different radar. For example you may want to adjust the performance of radars which operate on water when the sea state changes but there is no need to change the radars which are covering the land. In this scenario you would only need to add profile changes to the radar covering the water.
To add radar settings to a profile:
Enable Config Mode and open the Radar Group for the radar you want to edit.
Select the required radar and select Actions->Profiles.
Select the profile to which you want to add these radar settings:
Select Add to edit the settings that will applied for this radar when the profile is selected:
Please refer to the Radar Settings section for more information on these parameters.
Once complete select Save.
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