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Deckman
Deckman is the world’s most advanced tactical navigation software and is used by winners in every  eld.
This software is required to navigate and interface with the WTP3 processor. All con guration, damping and
calibration functions are performed via Deckman software running on a 32-Bit Windows PC connected to the
CPU via Ethernet
Deckman Control Facilities
To access the WTP3 control facilities in Deckman, choose gmenu instrument control. You will then see
a dialog on the screen. Each box along the top of the dialog accesses a di erent control facility, as
described below.
Output
Controls the output of Deckman variables to the WTP3 to be
viewed on the displays.
In addition to the standard WTP3 system variables it is possible to output
up to ten variables from Deckman to WTP3 for transmission to displays.
As supplied, WTP3 declares a Deckman menu containing four functions
(remote 1, remote 2…), if more than four Deckman variables are required
additional menu items will need to be added to the usermenu.d  le.
To output a variable, click on the  rst blank line of the variables column,
select the appropriate Deckman variable from the list followed by OK. The
variable will be displayed on that line, with the channel column showing
–1 and the current data shown in the  nal column.
The –1 indicates that output of this variable is currently disabled. To enable
the output click on the channel number (currently -1) and assign a channel
number of either 1,2,3 or 4 (on the standard con guration).
If the same channel number is assigned to more than one variable then
the data will oscillate between those variables on the displays.
Damping
Allows you to alter the damping values on WTP3. The values are
read directly from the WTP3 and any changes you make are sent as
soon as they are entered.
Each of the menu options has a number: this is the damping applied to
that instrument data. Generally, because the WTP3 uses a much faster
processor and more sophisticated calculations, you will be able to use
much lower damping values than with conventional systems, between 0.5
and 5 is suggested for normal variables.
Note: You can modify which variables are listed in this dialogue using the
data  les. See ‘damping.d’
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