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Safegate Group
Manual Date: 6 February 2015
Chapter: 4A Stand Configuration Utility Version: 2.7
Page 18 of 26
4.8.4 Changing multiple settings on multiple aircrafts
Below the centreline/stop positions, the
re is a button labelled “Change all…”. Pressing
this button brings up the dialog to change one or many settings on one or many
aircrafts at the same time.
On the left the available settings are shown, on the right the available aircrafts sorted
by centreline & stop position. Clicking the checkbox on the same lines as the stop
position name will (de)select all aircrafts on that position.
FIGURE 4A.12
– SMT START SCREEN
To change a setting, first check the cor
responding “Apply” checkbox, then set the
desired value for that setting. Once all settings are as desired, select the aircrafts to
which these settings should be applied. Press the Ok-button to apply, or Cancel to
cancel any edits.
Settings that do not h
ave the “Apply”-checkbox checked, are left untouched on the
selected aircrafts.
4.8.1 Aircraft Settings

Configuration id: The ID used to identify this specific aircraft configuration. This ID,
together with the Tag (see below), makes up the unique identification value used
to specify one among many instances of the same aircraft type.
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Display Texts

Operator text: The text referring to the aircraft
’s identity that is displayed in the
Operator Panel.

Operator key: The text that is displayed on the Operator Panel soft key (when
choosing between different aircrafts in the menu). Use the character ^ to
specify a line break. Maximum ten characters (excluding a single ^).

Pilot display: The text that is shown on the Pilot Display when the docking is
initiated and the system is waiting for an aircraft.