ARMY TM 9-6675-349-12&P
MARINE CORPS TM 11039A-12&P
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(c) Click on IPADS Map Manager in the list of programs. The IPADS Map Manager window
(3) To start IPADS Map Manager from IPADS Software Downloader:
(a) Start IPADS Software Downloader.
(b) Click on the "Map Manager" button in the IPADS Software Downloader window.
(c) Follow the on-screen instructions to connect to and power up the IPADS.
(d) IPADS Map Manager will automatically start when the connection to IPADS has been established
and verified.
b. Closing IPADS Map Manager. Click on the Close button, at the bottom right, to close IPADS Map
Manager. If IPADS Map Manager was started from IPADS Software Downloader, follow the on-screen
instructions to shut down and disconnect the IPADS after IPADS Map Manager has closed.
c.
Help. Context related help is displayed in the Message Area if a data input field is selected or the mouse
cursor (pointer) is placed over an enabled control or data field. In addition, pop-up alert messages are
displayed when an error is detected. These must be acknowledged by clicking on the OK button.
d. Map properties. To display the properties of a map file:
(4) Double-click on the map name in the Source or Destination Map List box. A Map Properties window
will pop up showing the map name, map scale, file creation date and time, file size, and the latitudes
and longitudes of the northeast and southwest corners of the map.
(5) Click on the OK button to close the Map Properties window.
c.
Preparing Maps for IPADS.
(1) Click on Make Map button. IPADS Map Manager will search for a CD containing CADRG map files.
If map files are not found, you will be prompted to select the CD drive and a folder named RPF.
NOTE
IPADS Map Manager automatically searches for a folder named RPF,
containing CADRG data. If a RPF folder isn't found, the Browse for Folder
window is displayed, which allows selection of a folder from the directory tree.
A RPF folder won't be automatically found if there is no CD in the drive; the
CD doesn't have properly formatted map data; or the RPF folder is in another
folder. The later case can occur if the CD contains multiple map data formats.
In which case, a folder containing CADRG data must be selected. If the CD
does not have an RPF folder, it doesn't contain properly formatted map data.
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