Hey guys,

 

I was digging through the settings and found a expert mode. Could not find much in the manual. Anyone know what is this ?

Just open the VoxATC Advanced Settings program, the expert mode is there.

 

Regards,

 

Richard Portier

Just open the VoxATC Advanced Settings program, the expert mode is there.

 

Regards,

 

Richard Portier

 

He knows where it is, he is asking what it is . If I'm not mistaken, the only difference is that you don't get the script that shows what you need to say.

 

Cheers!

He knows where it is, he is asking what it is . If I'm not mistaken, the only difference is that you don't get the script that shows what you need to say.

 

Cheers!

Ok...He knows where is it ? I don't think so because : open the program>>>all explained (clear text) in probably a better way ! So please... Thanks.

 

Regards,

 

Richard Portier

Hey guys,

 

I was digging through the settings and found a expert mode. Could not find much in the manual. Anyone know what is this ?

 

He said he found it, therefore he knows where it is. And please what? I just tried to help the original poster, by replying to his question. You should try doing that sometime.

He said he found it, therefore he knows where it is. And please what? I just tried to help the original poster, by replying to his question. You should try doing that sometime.

that's exactly what I did ! Open the program and just read !

 

You wrote : "If I'm not mistaken, the only difference is that you don't get the script that shows what you need to say."

 

Fine, but you forgot "the first officer is not available" then "a wider range of phraseology may be used for requests, but readbacks must still be correct."

 

This is for all these reasons it seemed easier to return to the program directly where everything is explained clearly !

 

Thanks,

 

Richard Portier

In expert mode, you are not shown what to say. You need to know what to say without assistance from VoxATC.

that's exactly what I did ! Open the program and just read !

 

You wrote : "If I'm not mistaken, the only difference is that you don't get the script that shows what you need to say."

 

Fine, but you forgot "the first officer is not available" then "a wider range of phraseology may be used for requests, but readbacks must still be correct."

 

This is for all these reasons it seemed easier to return to the program directly where everything is explained clearly !

 

Thanks,

 

Richard Portier

 

And I maintain my position, why couldn't you write that on your first answer? Why be condescending instead of just answering the question?

It might well be that, despite his name, Richard's primary language is not English. Might just be a misunderstanding, so everyone relax!

 

Old thread, sorry!