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Changelog 2.3.0 - 7 May 2021
- [RedGriffin] Added option "Open dialog at startup" in settings
- [RedGriffin] Added option "ATC text position" in settings
- [RedGriffin] Added option "ATC text transparency" in settings
- [RedGriffin] Added support for multiple transponders
- [RedGriffin] Radio frequencies now uses a three decimal digits resolution
- [RedGriffin] Add airport city name to radio station name in case it is missing
- [RedGriffin] Added ATC log window
- [RedGriffin] Altitude check warning now uses a variable time according to aircraft
type, current and target altitude
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Changelog 2.2.0 - 6 March 2021
- [RedGriffin] Voices are now assigned at random from the whole pool of voices available in the property tree.
This will give the sensation of speaking to different operators, especially when used with
festival server and providing a fairly good number of different voices with custom properties
in /sim/sound/voices/voice[x].
Pilot voice is always assigned to the voice having in the description the tag "pilot". This voice
is exclusively assigned to the pilot and excluded from the pool of random voices.
- [RedGriffin] Added support for festival server. In case /sim/sound/voices/voice[x]/festival is true and
festival is initialized with audio async mode (audio_mode 'async) in
sound/sim/sound/voices/voice[x]/preamble, Red Griffin ATC will split text in multiple parts and
send them all in sequence to festival in order to provide a quicker response (actually, creating
utterances while speaking), otherwise text is sent to the speech synthetizer (internal flite-hts
or festival) in just one string.
- [RedGriffin} Improved algorithm in getApproachingRunway() to determine the right runway in case of
parallel runways
- [RedGriffin] Changed most of getprop and setprop to Nasal global.props functions
- [RedGriffin] Improved COM radio detection and usability
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Changelog 2.1.0 - 2 January 2021
- [RedGriffin] Added menubar item "on/off"
- [RedGriffin] Improved "too low" and "towards terrain" warnings
- [RedGriffin] Added squawking
- [RedGriffin] Weather information is now completely based on user settings (live-data or scenario preset)
- [RedGriffin] Added information identification to departure information
- [RedGriffin] Added approach slope angle to settings
- [RedGriffin] Added aircraft type auto detection to settings according to /sim/tags
- [RedGriffin] Altitude of approach point is now determined according to the slope angle
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Changelog 2.0.0 - 7 November 2020
- [RedGriffin] Production release
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Changelog 2.0.0 beta 1 - 4 October 2020
- [RedGriffin] Added "Wind calm" message in case wind speed is zero
- [RedGriffin] Moved "Departure Information" button to position 2 when Aircraft is not near runway
- [RedGriffin] Main dialog window now shows version
- [RedGriffin] Changed some Pilot/ATC messages for a more complete and clear take off/approach/landing procedure
- [RedGriffin] "Ready for Departure" button changes to "Abort Departure" when cleared for take off
- [RedGriffin] Warnings "too low" and "towards terrain" are now issued only in case radio is tuned to the CTR radio
- [RedGriffin] In case aircraft enters a CTR without approval, ATC issues a warning if radio is tuned to the CTR radio
- [RedGriffin] Added "ATC Radio" mode Auto/COM1/COM2/COM3 to settings
- [RedGriffin] Added "too low" and "terrain" warnings On/Off to settings
- [RedGriffin] Added assistedAtcApproach() to let the Atc assist and provide instructions to the aircraft when approaching an airport
- [RedGriffin] Added "Aircraft type" setting in order to "fine tune" specific operational values
- [RedGriffin] Added "Multiplay chat" setting support to send ATC messages to chat
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Changelog 1.4.0 - 16 May 2020
- [RedGriffin] Added "Include Manufacturer" in settings
- [RedGriffin] Pilot messages are now spoken via /sim/sound/voice/pilot property
- [RedGriffin] Added "Pilot message mode" in settings
- [RedGriffin] Added "Pilot response mode" in settings
- [RedGriffin] Added "ATC message mode" in settings
- [RedGriffin] Added "R" button and corresponding key binding to repeat the last ATC message
- [RedGriffin] Callsign in settings is now written to both /sim/multiplay/callsign and
/sim/user/callsign properties
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Changelog 1.3.0 - 3 May 2020
- [RedGriffin] getRadioType(): "radio" pattern is associated to tower if nothing else applies
- [RedGriffin] Dialog can now be opened to any corner of the screen. Defaults to bottom-left position.
- [RedGriffin] Added del() overload to dlgWindow to properly manage dialog status
- [RedGriffin] Added settings dialog
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Changelog 1.2.2 - 22 April 2020
- [RedGriffin] Fixed missing getprop() in updateATC() due to unknown editing
procedure which unintentionally removed it, who knows why, maybe it
was kate editor's pedantic highlighting when searching?
I like kate editor (a very nice programmer editor also having Nasal
syntax support) but sometimes it is quite annoying when it keeps
the text highlighted and you can easily overwrite/replace it. I
guess this was the case because it happens quite often.
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Changelog 1.2.1 - 18 April 2020
- [RedGriffin] Added degreesDifference() function to compute the difference between two headings and turn
direction
- [RedGriffin] When approaching a runway during landing, dialog now shows the correction to runway alignment
- [RedGriffin] Improved check for radio usability. Some aircrafts have incomplete and/or unusable radio
implementations
- [RedGriffin] Dialog now shows course to current CTR
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Changelog 1.2.0 - 4 April 2020
- [RedGriffin] Improved key bindings management. It now checks whether the "ctrl" and "shift" are pressed
besides checking the actual key binding. This avoids keyboard conflicts in some cases, in
particular with "Num Lock" and numerical keypad
- [RedGriffin] Added "You are already approved in CTR airspace" message
- [RedGriffin] Added COM3 to comply to the radio configuration of some aircrafts, mainly some airliners
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Changelog 1.1.0 - 29 March 2020
- [RedGriffin] Better post initialization of dialog buttons
- [RedGriffin] availableRadioDialog(): Show popup message in case no radio is available
- [RedGriffin] split FlightGear's native "approach-departure" radio type into separate types
- [RedGriffin] added getCtrRadio(): it returns the appropriate "departure" or "approach" radio
according to flight status and aircraftIsDeparting variable
- [RedGriffin] increased max_radios to 30
- [RedGriffin] getNearestRunway() renamed to getApproachingRunway()
- [RedGriffin] getApproachingRunway(): improved determination of approaching runway, in particular
in case airport has "parallel runways" with the same heading
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Changelog 1.0.0 - 21 March 2020
- [RedGriffin] Production/stable release
- [RedGriffin] When the aircraft is in approach or ILS mode, dialog shows course and distance to pattern
and final points
- [RedGriffin] Added button for aborting/cancelling approach, ILS and landing requests
- [RedGriffin] Flight Level buttons and Cancel approach/landing button are shown according to aircraft status
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Changelog 1.0.0 RC 2 - 8 March 2020
- [RedGriffin] Added Usage / Keys menu item
- [RedGriffin] Added getRadioVolume function in order to properly determine comm radio volume. Some
aircrafts use "volume-selected" property (such as Cessna 172p) whereas others use "volume".
The function evaluate both properties and determine volume accordingly
- [RedGriffin] Disable all ATC operations in case instant replay is active
- [RedGriffin] Added current flight level request button
- [RedGriffin] Remapped flight level request keys to ctrl+shift+[4|5|6] and CTR request to ctrl+0
- [RedGriffin] When the aircraft is not flying over an airport area, dialog shows Altitude, AGL, Heading and Speed
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Changelog 1.0.0 RC 1 - 1 March 2020
- [RedGriffin] Improved altitude check and determination
- [RedGriffin] Departure Information: QNH is now correctly spoken
- [RedGriffin] Improved radio station name normalization in order to avoid pattern confusion
- [RedGriffin] Altitude determination now properly consider Route Manager's Flight Plan
- [RedGriffin] Improved flight level requests
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Changelog 1.0.0 beta 3 - 8 February 2020
- [RedGriffin] runwayInUse() now consider wind direction properly in determining runway
- [RedGriffin] Implemented CTR airspaces
- [RedGriffin] Pilot's request messages are now shown on the screen before ATC reply
- [RedGriffin] ATC now automatically warns the pilot in case the airplane is flying
too low or the aircraft is heading towards terrain (such as hills or
mountains)
- [RedGriffin] Implemented flight levels request
- [RedGriffin] Bug fixes and many improvements
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Changelog 1.0.0 beta 2 - 8 January 2020
- [RedGriffin] Improved operations with "keyboard mode"
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Changelog 1.0.0 beta 1 - 5 January 2020
- [RedGriffin] Initial public release

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# Red Griffin ATC
### A speaking Air Traffic Controller addon for FlightGear
#### Version 2.3.0 - Release date 7 May 2021
### Main features:
* Support for ground, take off, visual approach, ILS and landing operations
* ATC assisted approach, guiding the pilot to the proper route, altitude and
speed up to the final approach point to runway and according to aircraft type
* Festival Speech Synthesis System support
* Squawking
* Approach and slope monitor
* Speech synthesis of messages through native FlightGear speech synthesizer
* ATC can be operated both with mouse and keyboard
* Independent dialog window or pop-up window operation modes
* Determination of proper take-off and landing runways according to wind direction
and airport settings
* Status monitor for both ground and flying modes (ground speed, current position,
runway alignment, runway approaching)
* Determination of approaching routes and patterns according to position and route
manager
* Automatic control and warning in case of incorrect procedure
* Radio station type check according to ATC request
* Automated ATC callback messages according to procedure
* Dedicated window with available radios
* Automatic selection of ATC requests according to aircraft status and position
* Information about the current airport
* Information about the tuned communication radio
* Support for CTR (Controlled Traffic Region)
* When flying in an approved CTR, ATC will check your correct altitude and warns in
case the aircraft is flying too low or towards terrain, such as hills or mountains.
ATC may also require the pilot to change altitude according to heading and area.
* When flying in an approved CTR, the pilot can request to the ATC to change its current
flight level with dedicated buttons
* When flying in an approved CTR, in case the aircraft is about to leave the CTR range,
ATC will inform the pilot about the neighboring CTR and gives information about the
corresponding radio in order to request transition approval to the new zone.
* Displayed information according to flight/approach/lading modes
* Buttons for aborting approach, ILS and landing procedures
* And a lot more
You can download the latest "ready to install" package from the [sourceforge repository](https://sourceforge.net/projects/red-griffin-atc/files/latest/download).
## How to install Red Griffin ATC
* Download Red Griffin ATC package from the this [sourceforge repository](https://sourceforge.net/projects/red-griffin-atc/files/latest/download).
* You will automatically get either a <code>.zip</code> or <code>.tar.gz</code> depending
on your system
* Unpack the archive with a proper command (<code>zip</code> or <code>tar</code>) or utility in a convenient place
of your disk
* It will be created a directory named <code>RedGriffinATC</code> containing the addon
### Running Red Griffin ATC addon from command line
* Start <code>fgfs</code> including <code>--addon=&lt;your_local_path&gt;/RedGriffinATC</code> option in the command line
### Running Red Griffin ATC addon from the Launcher
* Start FlightGear launcher
* Click "Add-ons" button
* Scroll down to "Add-on Module folders" section
* Click "Add +" button
* Select "RedGriffinATC" directory from the path where you unpacked the distribution file
* The add-on will be added to the list of installed addons. Make sure it is enabled
and the corresponding "check-box" is checked.
* Start FlightGear by clicking the "Fly!" button
### How to use Red Griffin ATC
Red Griffin ATC can be operated both with the mouse and the keyboard. You will
find a new item "Red Griffin ATC" in FlightGear's menu from which you can open
and close the main dialog window as well as get help about keyboard commands and
information about the addon. You can open or close the main dialog window by
pressing the <&#92;> key (backslash). You can also show the "pop-up dialog" by
pressing <ctrl+\\\> key sequence (control + backslash).
### The Main Dialog
Red Griffin ATC can be operated with the mouse through its main dialog window in
which are shown information about the current flight, radios, approaching and
landing instructions.
The dialog is divided in three main areas:
* **Top area**: information about the current airport, altitude, speed,
approaching and landing instruction, current CTR, radio station in use
* **Middle area**: Requests to the ATC, Radio list
* **Bottom area**: CTR requests, Flight level requests, Abort requests, Radio
list, Dialog close
#### Top Area
The top area of the dialog is divided in three sub areas: white (top), blue
(middle), yellow (bottom).
The **white area** changes according the flight status. During ground operations
and when the aircraft is flying over an airport area, in this part are shown
airport information, aircraft speed and altitude according to the status of the
flight.
During the flight and in case the aircraft is not flying over an airport, in
this part are shown flight information such as altitude, AGL, heading and speed.
When the aircraft is approaching an airport for landing (both visual and ILS) in
this area are shown the course and distance to both the pattern point and final
point (see picture above) as well as the landing runway.
When the aircraft is on the final course to landing, here are shown the
approaching runway, distance to the runway, AGL and a "correction bar". This bar
shows the correction in relation to the center of the runway: the shorter the
more the aircraft is near the runway horizontal path. For example, a bar like
this one [===>] means the aircraft should heavily correct the course to the
right, while a bar like [=>] means the aircraft need to slightly turn to right
in order to be in the correct path, [ok] means the aircraft is aligned to the
center of the runway. In case the correction needs a left turn, the bar is shown
as [<===] or [<=].
The **blue area** is reserved to CTR information (Controlled Traffic Region)
such as name of the airport controlling the CTR, controlled area range in
nautical miles, distance and course to the center of CTR, frequency of the
corresponding radio. In this area is also reported the aircraft status in
relation to the CTR: "inside", "approved" or "flying to". "Inside" means the
aircraft is flying inside the CTR but has not been approved by the ATC;
"approved" means the aircraft is flying inside the CTR and has been granted
transition permission by the ATC; "flying to" means the aircraft is outside the
CTR but it is flying towards the controlled area.
The **yellow area** is reserved to the radio information and status, such as COM
radio in use, radio station name and type, frequency, distance and course to the
station, readability quality from 1 to 5.
#### Middle Area
The middle area is divided in two parts. In the left side are found the
operational buttons with the requests to be transmitted to the ATC, in the right
side is found the list of the available radios provided and operated by the
currently tuned airport.
The left side provides a maximum of four buttons, each corresponding to a
specific request and depending on the aircraft position and status. In the top
part can also be found a "R" button (Repeat) to be used for requesting the ATC
to repeat the last message.
The right side is used to tune and select a specific radio from the ones
currently available and operated by the tuned airport. Each entry is actually a
button to be used for tuning the COM in use to the corresponding radio station.
#### Bottom Area
The bottom area of the dialog is reserved to CTR, flight level requests, abort
operation, radio list and dialog closing. The Leftmost button is used to request
the CTR transition to the ATC, while the three buttons in the center are used
for requesting a new flight level to the ATC. During the approach, ILS and
landing operations, these three buttons are replaced by the "abort" button used
to cancel the current operation. The "radio" button shows a list of the radio
stations available in the current airport, while the "close" button dismiss the
dialog. The dialog can be reopened by pressing the backslash key or by using the
menu.
### Red Griffin ATC Keys and Commands
* **<&#92;>** (backslash) - Open or close dialog
* **<ctrl+\\\>** (control + backslash) - Show popup dialog
* **<Ctrl+4>** - Send message 1 to ATC
* **<Ctrl+5>** - Send message 2 to ATC
* **<Ctrl+6>** -Send message 3 to ATC
* **<Ctrl+7>** - Send message 4 to ATC
* **<Ctrl+9>** - Repeat last ATC message
* **<Ctrl+0>** - Request CTR transition
* **<Ctrl+Shift+4>** - Request Flight Level 1
* **<Ctrl+Shift+5>** - Request Flight Level 2
* **<Ctrl+Shift+6>** - Request Flight Level 3
* **<Ctrl+Shift+0>** - Abort Approach/ILS/Landing
### Settings
Red Griffin ATC can be configured by using the settings dialog in which it is
possible to set how the ATC will provide information to the pilot as well as how
the pilot will interact with the ATC.
To open the settings dialog select the corresponding function in "Red Griffin ATC"
menu.
The changes done in the settings dialog are immediate and are effective as soon
as the dialog is closed. The settings dialog allows to change the following
options and therefore affecting the operational mode of the Red Griffin ATC
addon:
* **Dialog Position** *(possible values: Top Left, Top Right, Bottom Left,
Bottom Right)* - Sets the initial position of the main dialog relative to the
screen or window.
* **ATC text position** *(possible values: Top Left, Top Center, Top Right,
Middle Left, Middle Center, Middle Right, Bottom Left, Bottom Center, Bottom Right)*
- Sets the position of the ATC messages relative to the screen.
* **ATC text transparency** *(possible values: Off, Very low, Low, Medium, High,
Very high)* - Sets the transparency of ATC messages in the screen.
* **Call sign** - Pilot call sign or aircraft registration code. It defaults to
<code>/sim/multiplay/callsign</code> property. This value is copied both to
<code>/sim/multiplay/callsign</code> and <code>/sim/user/callsign</code>
properties.
* **Call sign usage** *(possible values: Complete, Last three letters, First and
last two letters)* - Defines how the ATC will use the pilot's call sign in all
communications. Please note whenever a radio is tuned for the first time, the
pilot will always provide the call sign in complete form in the very first
contact to the radio station.
* **Include manufacturer** *(possible values: Yes, No)* - Defines whether the
name of the aircraft manufacturer is to be used during the communication with
the ATC.
* **QNH reported in** *(possible values: hPa, inHg, hPa and inHg)* - Sets the
unit of measure used by the ATC to report the QNH value (atmospheric pressure)
to the pilot for the proper altimeter setting: hectopascal (hPa), inches of
mercury (inHg) or both.
* **Aircraft type** *(possible values: Auto, Small single engine, Small multi
engine, Executive turboprop/jet, Business jet, Airline jet, Large/military jet,
Special military)* - Defines the rules and settings used by the ATC and
according to the aircraft type. In particular, it changes the parameters used in
the assisted approach procedure - such as altitude, distance and speed - initial
altitude after take off and cruising altitude. When set to "Auto" Red Griffin
ATC will try to automatically detect the aircraft type according to the values
set in <code>/sim/tags</code>. In case it was not possible to detect the
aircraft types, including the case the aircraft in use has no tags defined, Red
Griffin ATC will warn the user to properly choose the aircraft type. In case the
user does not set an aircraft type, Red Griffin ATC will consider the aircraft
as a "Small single engine" and set operational parameters accordingly. The
currently selected aircraft type is always shown in the main dialog's title bar.
* **Squawking** *(possible values: On, Off)* - Enable or disable ATC squawking.
When on, the ATC will require the pilot to properly set the aircraft's
transponder as well as operating it according to the ATC requests.
* **Open dialog at startup** *(possible values: On, Off)* - Enable or disable the
opening of Red Griffin ATC dialog at FlightGear startup.
* **Pilot request** *(possible values: Disabled, Voice only, Text only, Voice
and text)* - Defines how the pilot requests to the ATC are to be shown, spoken
or disabled. Text modes will show a pop-up message with the pilot request to be
transmitted to the ATC, Voice modes will activate the speech synthesis for the
requests by using <code>/sim/sound/voices/pilot</code> property and will
therefore use the voice assigned by FlightGear for that specific purpose.
* **Pilot response** *(possible values: Disabled, Voice only, Text only, Voice
and text)* - Same as "Pilot request" but referring to the confirmation responses
and message used by the pilot to acknowledge the ATC operations and
instructions.
* **ATC message** *(possible values: Voice only, Text only, Voice and text)* -
Defines how the ATC messages to the pilot are to be shown or spoken. Text modes
will show a pop-up message with the ATC message, Voice modes will activate the
speech synthesis for the messages by using <code>/sim/sound/voices/atc</code>,
<code>/sim/sound/voices/approach</code> and
<code>/sim/sound/voices/ground</code> properties according to the radio station
type and will therefore use the voice assigned by FlightGear for that specific
purpose.
* **ATC radio** *(possible values: Auto, COM1, COM2, COM3)* - Select the COM
radio to be used for ATC communications. In case it is set to "Auto", the first
radio tuned to a valid ATC frequency will be used.
* **Too low warning** *(possible values: On, Off)* - Enable or disable ATC
warning in case the aircraft is flying too low.
* **Terrain warning** *(possible values: On, Off)* - Enable or disable ATC
warning in case the aircraft is flying towards terrain, such as a mountain or
hill.
* **Multiplayer chat** *(possible values: Off, Important messages only, All
messages)* - Define how ATC messages should be broadcast to the multiplayer chat
in order to let other know about the traffic in your current airport. When set
to "Important messages only", only relevant traffic information will be sent to
the multiplayer chat, such as taxing, take off and landing.
* **Approach slope angle** *(possible values: from 2 to 8)* - Approach slope
angle in degrees for the final leg to the destination runway. Default: 3
degrees.
* **Reset button** - Resets all the setting options to their default value.
* **Close button** - Close the settings dialog and permanently save the options
to the file <code>$FG_HOME/Export/RedGriffinATC-config.xml</code>
### ATC Log
Red Griffin ATC logs every message sent and received to or from any radio tuned
during the flight session. The ATC Log can be opened by selecting "ATC Log" from
the menu. The messages can be scrolled with the mouse wheel or by grabbing the
"scroll bar" to the right of the window.
The log widows has two buttons and corresponding to the following actions:
* **Clear** - Clears all the messages contained in the log
* **Close** - Close the log window
### Supported Aircraft Types and Operational Values
Red Griffin ATC provides support for the below aircraft types. Each of them uses
specific operational values and used by Red Griffin ATC in determining the
procedures of approach and landing, such as minimum cruise altitude, speed,
approach and pattern distance. For each aircraft type are used the below values:
#### Small single engine
* Minimum cruise altitude: 3500 feet
* Pattern speed: 100 knots
* Approach speed: 90 knots
* Final speed: 70 knots
* Approach point distance: 10 nautical miles
* Pattern point distance: 3 nautical miles
#### Small multi engine
* Minimum cruise altitude: 3500 feet
* Pattern speed: 120 knots
* Approach speed: 100 knots
* Final speed: 85 knots
* Approach point distance: 10 nautical miles
* Pattern point distance: 3 nautical miles
#### Executive turboprop/jet
* Minimum cruise altitude: 5500 feet
* Pattern speed: 160 knots
* Approach speed: 140 knots
* Final speed: 120 knots
* Approach point distance: 12 nautical miles
* Pattern point distance: 5 nautical miles
#### Business jet
* Minimum cruise altitude: 5500 feet
* Pattern speed: 170 knots
* Approach speed: 150 knots
* Final speed: 130 knots
* Approach point distance: 15 nautical miles
* Pattern point distance: 5 nautical miles
#### Airline jet
* Minimum cruise altitude: 7500 feet
* Pattern speed: 180 knots
* Approach speed: 160 knots
* Final speed: 140 knots
* Approach point distance: 15 nautical miles
* Pattern point distance: 6 nautical miles
#### Large/military jet
* Minimum cruise altitude: 8500 feet
* Pattern speed: 210 knots
* Approach speed: 190 knots
* Final speed: 150 knots
* Approach point distance: 15 nautical miles
* Pattern point distance: 7 nautical miles
#### Special military
* Minimum cruise altitude: 8500 feet
* Pattern speed: 210 knots
* Approach speed: 190 knots
* Final speed: 150 knots
* Approach point distance: 15 nautical miles
* Pattern point distance: 8 nautical miles
### Aircraft compatibility
Red Griffin ATC radio support and use rely on FlightGear properties and, for this
reason, it is essential for the aircraft to provide a functional implementation of
both the radio stack and transponder. Red Griffin ATC has been extensively tested
with tens of aircraft and, according to these tests, not all aircraft seem to
provide a complete implementation of COM radios and transponder. In this particular
case, those aircraft will not work because of lack of fundamental properties needed
by Red Griffin ATC. As of version 2.3.0, Red Griffin ATC uses and relies on the
following radio properties for each COM radio:
* <code>/instrumentation/comm[x]/serviceable</code>
* <code>/instrumentation/comm[x]/signal-quality-norm</code>
* <code>/instrumentation/comm[x]/volume</code>
* <code>/instrumentation/comm[x]/volume-selected</code>
* <code>/instrumentation/comm[x]/power-btn</code>
* <code>/instrumentation/comm[x]/airport-id</code>
* <code>/instrumentation/comm[x]/station-name</code>
* <code>/instrumentation/comm[x]/frequencies/selected-mhz</code>
* <code>/instrumentation/comm[x]/track-distance-m</code>
* <code>/instrumentation/comm[x]/true-bearing-to-deg</code>
Moreover, in order to be fully compatible with Red Griffin ATC, the aircraft must also
provide operative support for its transponders, in particular, the below properties need
to be properly defined and usable:
* <code>/instrumentation/transponder[x]/serviceable</code>
* <code>/instrumentation/transponder[x]/operable</code>
* <code>/instrumentation/transponder[x]/inputs/knob-mode</code>
* <code>/instrumentation/transponder[x]/id-code</code>
* <code>/instrumentation/transponder[x]/ident</code>
In case the aircraft does not provide some of the above properties, Red Griffin
ATC will show a warning message in the main dialog and any radio operation will
not be possible. In this specific case, you can contact the aircraft developer
and ask for a revision of the radio implementation in order to comply to the
above properties.
Please note Red Griffin ATC reads and uses the above properties "as they are"
and relies on their data. If you notice some incongruence in data shown both in
the radio stack or Red Griffin ATC dialog window or popup, it is probably
because of improper data written by the aircraft in FlightGear properties.
A list of the aircraft tested with Red Griffin ATC can be found
[here](https://wiki.flightgear.org/Red_Griffin_ATC_compatible_aircraft). The
list is continuously updated and tries to provide both a reliable and up-to-date
source of compatible and incompatible aircraft. You are invited to browse this
list and check aircraft compatibility in case you see or experience a wrong or
unexpected behavior in Red Griffin ATC.
### Controlled Traffic Region
Red Griffin ATC provides a simple Controlled Traffic Region (CTR) management
however effective and enough for normal flight simulation. CTR range is
determined according to the the supposed size of the airport controlling it.
Airport size is arbitrarily determined by the number of radio stations operating
in the airport. The greater the number of radio stations, the bigger the
supposed airport size and according to this schema:
* 1 radio station: small
* 2-4 radio stations: medium
* 5 or more radio stations: big
CTR range is therefore determined according to this schema:
* Small airport: 20 nm
* Medium airport: 30 nm
* Big airport: 50 nm
### Assisted Approach and Landing
Red Griffin ATC can guide the pilot to the proper route up to the final leg to
the runway. In order to work properly, the assisted approach and landing
procedure requires the pilot to provide the right operational settings, in
particular aircraft type and approach slope angle. It is also very important to
set the altimeter according to the QNH provided by the ATC in order to follow a
reliable and consistent altitude.
As for approach slope angle, Red Griffin ATC uses 3 degree as a default value,
however this can be changed in the settings dialog. The pilot is therefore
required to properly set the approach slope angle before initiating the assisted
approaching procedure and according to the destination airport and runway. The
correct approach slope angle is usually reported in airport charts and each
airport usually has its own angle setting.
Before initiating the assisted approach procedure (or before taking off) it is
advised to follow this very minimal checklist:
* Set aircraft type (settings dialog)
* Set approach slope angle according to the runway of destination airport (settings dialog)
* Set the altimeter according to the QNH provided by the ATC (aircraft cockpit panel)
### Approach and slope monitor
When the aircraft is about to land, while it is flying the final leg to runway
and within 5 nautical miles from the runway landing area, Red Griffin ATC gives
the pilot both the distance to the touch down point as well as an "approach and
slope monitor" in order to assist the pilot in following the right course and
glide path to landing.
Course correction is represented by a "bar" showing the direction in which the
aircraft should turn in order to align to the center of runway. Specifically,
when the monitor shows "<===" means the pilot should turn to the left, whereas
in case it shows "===>" it is needed a turn to the right. The longer the bar,
the farther the distance from the center of glide path.
The monitor also provides information about the correction in altitude in order
to follow the proper glide path to the landing area of runway. In case the
monitor shows a "v" it means the aircraft is flying too high and the pilot must
descend, whereas in case it shows a "^", the aircraft is flying too low and the
pilot must climb.
In case the aircraft is perfectly aligned and following the proper glide path,
the monitor will show "ok".
## Festival Speech Synthesis System Support
Red Griffin ATC can take advantage of the superior voice quality offered by the
[Festival Speech Synthesis System](https://www.cstr.ed.ac.uk/projects/festival)
through FlightGear direct support for Festival running in server mode. In order
to use the Festival Speech Synthesis System, you need to have a properly
installed and working Festival system in your machine as well as having at least
FlightGear version 2020.3.6. Prior to this version, FlightGear cannot properly
support and initialize the Festival Speech Synthesis System and will therefore
fall back to the internal default speech synthesizer.
The Festival Speech Synthesis System running in server mode allows up to ten
simultaneous connections, therefore it can provide up to ten different voices.
Red Griffin ATC takes advantage of this feature and can provide a fuller and
deeper experience by using those ten different voices and by assigning them to
each specific radio. The available voices are assigned at random from the whole
pool of voices available and properly configured through FlightGear COMM
properties. This will give the sensation of speaking to different operators
during the whole flight session. Red Griffin ATC associates a specific voice to
any specific radio frequency and the association is kept for the whole duration
of the flight. This means you are going to hear the very same voice in case you
are tuning back to a radio frequency already used in the current flight session.
Please note pilot voice is associated to a specific voice and exclusively used
for that purpose. This means the pilot voice will never be used for radio
operators.
### Configuring Red Griffin ATC with Festival Support
Festival Speech Synthesis System support in Red Griffin ATC is implemented
through FlightGear internal properties, in particular those related to sound and
voice support, found in the <code>/sim/sound/voices</code> tree.
Voices can be defined and set up by using a configuration <code>XML</code> file
describing each FlightGear voice according to the internal structure of the
property tree. Here it is how a voice should be configured in order to support
the Festival Speech Synthesis System:
<code>
&lt;voice&gt;<br>
&lt;desc&gt;Pilot&lt;/desc&gt;<br>
&lt;text type="string"/&gt;<br>
&lt;volume type="double"&gt;1.0&lt;/volume&gt;<br>
&lt;pitch type="double"&gt;100.0&lt;/pitch&gt;<br>
&lt;speed type="double"&gt;0.8&lt;/speed&gt;<br>
&lt;preamble type="string"&gt;(voice_cmu_us_rms_cg) (audio_mode 'async)&lt;/preamble&gt;<br>
&lt;festival type="bool"&gt;true&lt;/festival&gt;<br>
&lt;htsvoice type="string"&gt;cstr_uk_female-1.0.htsvoice&lt;/htsvoice&gt;<br>
&lt;/voice&gt;<br>
</code>
In order to be used in Festival, a voice needs the <code>&lt;festival&gt;</code>
and <code>&lt;preamble&gt;</code> properties to be properly initialized.
Specifically, <code>&lt;festival&gt;</code> property must be <code>true</code>
(that is, enabled) while <code>&lt;preamble&gt;</code> property must contain
valid Festival <code>scheme</code> commands to be sent to the server at
initialization time. The <code>&lt;preamble&gt;</code> property must at least
contain the <code>scheme</code> command selector for the specific Festival voice
to be associated to a FlightGear voice.
In this regard, it is strongly advised to set Festival in asynchronous audio
mode by adding the <code>scheme</code> command <code>(audio_mode 'async)</code>
to the <code>&lt;preamble&gt;</code> property. In this case, Red Griffin ATC
will interact with Festival in a way that will provide a quicker response and by
actually creating utterances while speaking, therefore getting a better
synchronization with ATC texts shown in the screen.
In case <code>(audio_mode 'async)</code> is not used, Red Griffin ATC
interaction with Festival server will result with an "out of sync" speaking in
relation to the text shown in the screen.
Voices can also be "fine tuned" by properly setting <code>&lt;volume&gt;</code>,
<code>&lt;pitch&gt;</code> and <&lt;speed&gt;</code> properties.
The property <code>&lt;desc&gt;</code> can optionally describe the defined voice
and, in particular, the voice to be used for the pilot. In this specific case,
<code>&lt;desc&gt;</code> property must be assigned to "Pilot", like the sample
shown above. In case no voice is assigned to the pilot, Red Griffin ATC will use
the value found in <code>/sim/sound/voices/pilot</code>.
Red Griffin ATC is distributed with a sample configuration file defining ten
different Festival voices and can be used "out of the box" or used as a template
in case it is wished a different voice scheme or configuration. The sample
configuration file is found at
<code>&lt;your_local_path&gt;/RedGriffinATC/festival.xml</code>. The
<code>festival.xml</code> is configured in order to use some Festival default
voices as well as some of those available at
[http://festvox.org/packed/festival/2.4/voices Festvox website]. In order to use
the configuration file provided with Red Griffin ATC, you need to properly
install the Festival voices defined in <code>festival.xml</code> and available
at the Festvox website.
### Running Festival in Server Mode
In order to run Festival, you need it to be properly installed and working in
your system. Festival can be compiled and installed from the source distribution
or by using the binary package available for your system.
To start Festival in server mode, you need to open a shell or console window and
type:
<code>festival --server</code>
The Festival Speech Synthesis System will then listen to port 1314 waiting for
incoming requests and will accept up to ten simultaneous clients.
### Running FlightGear with Festival Support
In order to have FlightGear using the configuration file as described above, you
need to use the <code>--config</code> option.
In case you are going to start FlightGear from the command line, you need to
append the <code>--config</code> option and the path of festival configuration
file:
<code>fgfs [your_options] --config=&lt;your_local_path&gt;/RedGriffinATC/festival.xml</code>
In case you are using FlightGear launcher, you need to add
<code>--config=&lt;your_local_path&gt;/RedGriffinATC/festival.xml</code> in the
"Additional Settings" box found in the "Settings" tab.
### Videos and tutorials
For a quick preview and sample sessions of Red Griffin ATC, you can watch these videos:
### Demonstration Flight and Tutorial
[[embed url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DEuz9hTpvuI]]
[[embed url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZOxDTGj9UnQ]]
**Initial operations and setup**
[[embed url=https://youtu.be/ZOxDTGj9UnQ?t=110]]
**Take-off**
[[embed url=https://youtu.be/ZOxDTGj9UnQ?t=313]]
**Terrain alert**
[[embed url=https://youtu.be/ZOxDTGj9UnQ?t=513]]
**Flight information**
[[embed url=https://youtu.be/ZOxDTGj9UnQ?t=660]]
**Altitude check**
[[embed url=https://youtu.be/ZOxDTGj9UnQ?t=708]]
[[embed url=https://youtu.be/ZOxDTGj9UnQ?t=1470]]
**Leaving and entering CTR**
[[embed url=https://youtu.be/ZOxDTGj9UnQ?t=848]]
[[embed url=https://youtu.be/ZOxDTGj9UnQ?t=1905]]
[[embed url=https://youtu.be/ZOxDTGj9UnQ?t=2105]]
**CTR assigning a new altitude**
[[embed url=https://youtu.be/ZOxDTGj9UnQ?t=957]]
[[embed url=https://youtu.be/ZOxDTGj9UnQ?t=1945]]
**Flight level change**
[[embed url=https://youtu.be/ZOxDTGj9UnQ?t=1023]]
[[embed url=https://youtu.be/ZOxDTGj9UnQ?t=1190]]
[[embed url=https://youtu.be/ZOxDTGj9UnQ?t=1505]]
**Flying over an airport area**
[[embed url=https://youtu.be/ZOxDTGj9UnQ?t=1278]]
**Request ILS procedure**
[[embed url=https://youtu.be/ZOxDTGj9UnQ?t=2380]]
[[embed url=https://youtu.be/ZOxDTGj9UnQ?t=2460]]
**Abort ILS procedure**
[[embed url=https://youtu.be/ZOxDTGj9UnQ?t=2450]]
**ILS established**
[[embed url=https://youtu.be/ZOxDTGj9UnQ?t=2865]]
**Request visual approach**
[[embed url=https://youtu.be/ZOxDTGj9UnQ?t=2950]]
**Reaching pattern point**
[[embed url=https://youtu.be/ZOxDTGj9UnQ?t=3210]]
**Reaching final approach point**
[[embed url=https://youtu.be/ZOxDTGj9UnQ?t=3305]]
**Landing**
[[embed url=https://youtu.be/ZOxDTGj9UnQ?t=3413]]
**Abort landing**
[[embed url=https://youtu.be/ZOxDTGj9UnQ?t=2910]]
### Red Griffin ATC videos
Assisted Visual Approach and Landing
[[embed url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7XqA1iUBF4]]
ILS Landing
[[embed url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7FEtAvhdx4U]]
Operating the ATC with Keyboard Only
[[embed url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9G_zkjUMnY]]
Procedure Control, Warning and Approach Routes
[[embed url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHfvSL_4XuA]]
Altitude, Terrain Control, Flight Level Change
[[embed url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=65KjUT3Avl4]]
Red Griffin ATC Using Festival Speech Synthesis System
[[embed url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IhPebn2TgI]]
### Resources and links
* [Red Griffin ATC Wiki Page](http://wiki.flightgear.org/Red_Griffin_ATC)
* [Red Griffin YouTube Channel](https://www.youtube.com/c/RedGriffin)
* [Red Griffin ATC Thread in FlightGear Forum](https://forum.flightgear.org/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=36755)
* [FlightGear Newsletter April 2020](https://wiki.flightgear.org/FlightGear_Newsletter_April_2020#Red_Griffin_ATC_release)
* [FlightGear Newsletter October 2020](https://wiki.flightgear.org/FlightGear_Newsletter_October_2020#Red_Griffin_ATC_2.0_released)
* [FlightGear Newsletter November 2020](https://wiki.flightgear.org/FlightGear_Newsletter_November_2020#Red_Griffin_ATC_2.0_released)
* [Festival Speech Synthesis System](https://www.cstr.ed.ac.uk/projects/festival)
* [Festvox Project](http://festvox.org/festival/index.html)
* [Voices and lexicons for Festival 2.4](http://festvox.org/packed/festival/2.4/voices)
### Special thanks
Special thanks to the FlightGear community for the valuable help and for providing
very useful information about ATC phraseology, procedures and communication, in
particular to those participating to [Red Griffin ATC](https://forum.flightgear.org/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=36755)
thread in [FlightGear forum](https://forum.flightgear.org)
#### Note
Red Griffin ATC has been developed and written by Antonello Biancalana (Red
Griffin, IK0TOJ) in Nasal language and it has been tested in FlightGear
2019.1.1, 2019.1.2, 2020.3.x and 2020.4.0 git, specifically in my Fedora Linux
FC33. I understand there can be bugs or the ATC procedures may be formally
incorrect. On this regard, any feedback, suggestion, criticism and hint on how
to improve this addon are warmly welcome. You are kindly invited to contribute
with your ideas and feedback by posting in the forum thread.
I am not a pilot and I do not have a plane pilot license, I have never been in a
real aircraft's cabin and all the times I have been in a real airplane I did it
as a passenger. All of my "plane pilot" experience is only as a "virtual and
simulated pilot", a hobby I started in 1982 and the very first flight simulator
I used was subLOGIC's FS1 Flight Simulator by Bruce Artwick running on an Apple
II.
It was not my computer though as at that time I owned a Commodore VIC20 and,
alas, the only "flight simulators" available for it were Ron Wanttaja's IFR
Flight Simulator and Anirog's Flight Path 737. The big step forward was Flight
Simulator II for Commodore 64 in 1984 and featuring a Piper PA-28-181 Archer II.
The giant step forward was in 1987 when it was released the Commodore Amiga
version (one of the most amazing and very best, revolutionary, exceptional
computer of all times) which featured three aircraft: Cessna 182RG, Gates
Learjet 25G and Sopwith Camel.
I therefore have no real ATC procedures experience and what I know about this
subject is from what I read in specialized books about ATC procedures and
phraseology found in various website of flight schools, airports and aero clubs.
Most of the phraseology used in Red Griffin ATC is created according to the
procedures found in these books and manuals, as well as from the many valuable
contributions from Red Griffin ATC users, both in FlightGear forum and direct
exchange of messages from amateur and professional licensed pilots. I understand
the procedures used in this addon may however result incorrect to real pilots,
either because of my lack of experience in this subject or because of improper
implementation. I am more than glad to get any feedback about ATC procedures
from experienced pilots and anyone knowing this subject in order to improve this
addon.
Red Griffin ATC is hosted in [https://sourceforge.net/projects/red-griffin-atc/](https://sourceforge.net/projects/red-griffin-atc/)
Red Griffin ATC (C) 2019-2021 Antonello Biancalana, Red Griffin, IK0TOJ

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<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!--
Red Griffin ATC - Speaking Air Traffic Controller for FlightGear
Written and developer by Antonello Biancalana (Red Griffin, IK0TOJ)
Copyright (C) 2019-2021 Antonello Biancalana
addon-config.xml
Version 2.3.0 - 7 May 2021
Red Griffin ATC is an Open Source project and it is licensed
under the Gnu Public License v3 (GPLv3)
-->
<PropertyList>
<addons>
<by-id>
<org.flightgear.addons.RGATC>
<addon-devel>
</addon-devel>
</org.flightgear.addons.RGATC>
</by-id>
</addons>
</PropertyList>

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#
# Red Griffin ATC - Speaking Air Traffic Controller for FlightGear
#
# Written and developer by Antonello Biancalana (Red Griffin, IK0TOJ)
#
# Copyright (C) 2019-2021 Antonello Biancalana
#
# addon-main.nas
#
# Launcher script
#
# Version 2.3.0 - 7 May 2021
#
# Red Griffin ATC is an Open Source project and it is licensed
# under the Gnu Public License v3 (GPLv3)
#
var main = func(addon)
{
print("Installing Red Griffin ATC addon from ", addon.basePath);
foreach(var script; ['globals.nas', 'settings.nas', 'rgatc.nas'])
{
var fname = addon.basePath ~ "/" ~ script;
print("Loading ", fname, " module");
io.load_nasal(fname, "RgATC");
}
RgATC.loadSettings();
var openRgATCDialog = getprop("/rgatc/open-dialog-startup");
if(openRgATCDialog != nil)
{
if(openRgATCDialog == "On")
RgATC.openATCDialog();
}
}

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!-- this file requires FlightGear version 2018.2 or newer -->
<!--
Red Griffin ATC - Speaking Air Traffic Controller for FlightGear
Written and developer by Antonello Biancalana (Red Griffin, IK0TOJ)
Copyright (C) 2019-2021 Antonello Biancalana
addon-menubar-items.xml
Version 2.3.0 - 7 May 2021
Red Griffin ATC is an Open Source project and it is licensed
under the Gnu Public License v3 (GPLv3)
-->
<PropertyList>
<meta>
<file-type type="string">FlightGear add-on menu bar items</file-type>
<format-version type="int">1</format-version>
</meta>
<menubar-items>
<menu>
<label>Red Griffin ATC</label>
<enabled type="bool">true</enabled>
<item>
<label>Open/Close ATC dialog</label>
<binding>
<command>nasal</command>
<script><![CDATA[RgATC.openATCDialog();]]></script>
</binding>
</item>
<item>
<label>ATC Log</label>
<binding>
<command>nasal</command>
<script><![CDATA[RgATC.openAtcLogDialog();]]></script>
</binding>
</item>
<item>
<label>Usage / Keys</label>
<binding>
<command>dialog-show</command>
<dialog-name>help-dialog</dialog-name>
</binding>
</item>
<item>
<label>Settings</label>
<binding>
<command>nasal</command>
<script><![CDATA[RgATC.initSettings();]]></script>
</binding>
<binding>
<command>dialog-show</command>
<dialog-name>settings-dialog</dialog-name>
</binding>
</item>
<item>
<label>Turn Red Griffin ATC on/off</label>
<binding>
<command>nasal</command>
<script><![CDATA[RgATC.toggleAtc();]]></script>
</binding>
</item>
<item>
<label>About Red Griffin ATC</label>
<binding>
<command>dialog-show</command>
<dialog-name>about-dialog</dialog-name>
</binding>
</item>
</menu>
</menubar-items>
</PropertyList>

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!--
Red Griffin ATC - Speaking Air Traffic Controller for FlightGear
Written and developer by Antonello Biancalana (Red Griffin, IK0TOJ)
Copyright (C) 2019-2021 Antonello Biancalana
addon-metadata.xml
Version 2.3.0 - 7 May 2021
Red Griffin ATC is an Open Source project and it is licensed
under the Gnu Public License v3 (GPLv3)
-->
<PropertyList>
<meta>
<file-type type="string">FlightGear add-on metadata</file-type>
<format-version type="int">1</format-version>
</meta>
<addon>
<identifier type="string">org.flightgear.addons.RGATC</identifier>
<name type="string">Red Griffin ATC</name>
<version type="string">2.3.0</version>
<authors>
<author>
<name type="string">Antonello Biancalana (Red Griffin, IK0TOJ)</name>
<email type="string">provinum@gmail.com</email>
<url type="string"></url>
</author>
</authors>
<maintainers>
<maintainer>
<name type="string">Antonello Biancalana (Red Griffin, IK0TOJ)</name>
<url type="string">
https://sourceforge.net/projects/red-griffin-atc
</url>
</maintainer>
</maintainers>
<short-description type="string">
Speaking Air Traffic Controller for FlightGear
</short-description>
<long-description type="string">
Speaking Air Traffic Controller simulator for FlightGear. It manages ground operations,
take off, approach, ILS, landing procedures, squawking and CTR transitions.
</long-description>
<license>
<designation type="string">
GNU Public License v3 (GNU GPL version 3 or later)
</designation>
<file type="string">
<!-- Use a relative, slash-separated path to a file under the add-on
base directory that contains the add-on license text. -->
</file>
<url type="string">
https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html
</url>
</license>
<min-FG-version type="string">2018.2</min-FG-version>
<max-FG-version type="string">none</max-FG-version>
<urls>
<home-page type="string">
https://sourceforge.net/projects/red-griffin-atc
</home-page>
<download type="string">
https://sourceforge.net/projects/red-griffin-atc/files/
</download>
<support type="string">
https://sourceforge.net/projects/red-griffin-atc/support
</support>
<code-repository type="string">
https://sourceforge.net/p/red-griffin-atc/code/ci/master/tree/
</code-repository>
</urls>
<tags>
<tag type="string">Antonello Biancalana</tag>
<tag type="string">Red Griffin</tag>
<tag type="string">IK0TOJ</tag>
<tag type="string">ATC</tag>
<tag type="string">Air Traffic Controller</tag>
<tag type="string">Voice</tag>
<tag type="string">Speak</tag>
<tag type="string">Talk</tag>
<tag type="string">Ground</tag>
<tag type="string">Take off</tag>
<tag type="string">Approach</tag>
<tag type="string">ILS</tag>
<tag type="string">Landing</tag>
<tag type="string">CTR</tag>
<tag type="string">Controlled Traffic Region</tag>
<tag type="string">Flight Level</tag>
</tags>
</addon>
</PropertyList>

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<?xml version="1.0"?>
<PropertyList>
<sim>
<sound>
<voice type="bool">true</voice>
<voices>
<enabled type="bool">true</enabled>
<voice>
<desc>Pilot</desc>
<text type="string"/>
<volume type="double">1.0</volume>
<pitch type="double">100.0</pitch>
<speed type="double">0.8</speed>
<preamble type="string">(voice_cmu_us_rms_cg) (audio_mode 'async)</preamble>
<festival type="bool">true</festival>
<htsvoice type="string">cstr_uk_female-1.0.htsvoice</htsvoice>
</voice>
<voice>
<desc>Ahw</desc>
<text type="string"/>
<volume type="double">1.0</volume>
<pitch type="double">100.0</pitch>
<speed type="double">0.9</speed>
<preamble type="string">(voice_cmu_us_ahw_cg) (audio_mode 'async)</preamble>
<festival type="bool">true</festival>
<htsvoice type="string">cmu_us_arctic_slt.htsvoice</htsvoice>
</voice>
<voice>
<desc>Eey</desc>
<text type="string"/>
<volume type="double">1.0</volume>
<pitch type="double">100.0</pitch>
<speed type="double">1</speed>
<preamble type="string">(voice_cmu_us_eey_cg) (audio_mode 'async)</preamble>
<festival type="bool">true</festival>
<htsvoice type="string">cmu_us_arctic_slt.htsvoice</htsvoice>
</voice>
<voice>
<desc>Bdl</desc>
<text type="string"/>
<volume type="double">1.0</volume>
<pitch type="double">100.0</pitch>
<speed type="double">1</speed>
<preamble type="string">(voice_cmu_us_bdl_cg) (audio_mode 'async)</preamble>
<festival type="bool">true</festival>
<htsvoice type="string">cmu_us_arctic_slt.htsvoice</htsvoice>
</voice>
<voice>
<desc>Rxr</desc>
<text type="string"/>
<volume type="double">1.0</volume>
<pitch type="double">100.0</pitch>
<speed type="double">1</speed>
<preamble type="string">(voice_cmu_us_rxr_cg) (audio_mode 'async)</preamble>
<festival type="bool">true</festival>
<htsvoice type="string">cmu_us_arctic_slt.htsvoice</htsvoice>
</voice>
<voice>
<desc>Clb</desc>
<text type="string"/>
<volume type="double">1.0</volume>
<pitch type="double">100.0</pitch>
<speed type="double">0.8</speed>
<preamble type="string">(voice_cmu_us_clb_cg) (audio_mode 'async)</preamble>
<festival type="bool">true</festival>
<htsvoice type="string">cmu_us_arctic_slt.htsvoice</htsvoice>
</voice>
<voice>
<desc>Jmk</desc>
<text type="string"/>
<volume type="double">1.0</volume>
<pitch type="double">100.0</pitch>
<speed type="double">1.0</speed>
<preamble type="string">(voice_cmu_us_jmk_cg) (audio_mode 'async)</preamble>
<festival type="bool">true</festival>
<htsvoice type="string">cmu_us_arctic_slt.htsvoice</htsvoice>
</voice>
<voice>
<desc>Lnh</desc>
<text type="string"/>
<volume type="double">1.0</volume>
<pitch type="double">100.0</pitch>
<speed type="double">0.9</speed>
<preamble type="string">(voice_cmu_us_lnh_cg) (audio_mode 'async)</preamble>
<festival type="bool">true</festival>
<htsvoice type="string">cmu_us_arctic_slt.htsvoice</htsvoice>
</voice>
<voice>
<desc>Slt</desc>
<text type="string"/>
<volume type="double">1.0</volume>
<pitch type="double">100.0</pitch>
<speed type="double">1.0</speed>
<preamble type="string">(voice_cmu_us_slt_cg) (audio_mode 'async)</preamble>
<festival type="bool">true</festival>
<htsvoice type="string">cmu_us_arctic_slt.htsvoice</htsvoice>
</voice>
<voice>
<desc>Ljm</desc>
<text type="string"/>
<volume type="double">1.0</volume>
<pitch type="double">100.0</pitch>
<speed type="double">1.0</speed>
<preamble type="string">(voice_cmu_us_ljm_cg) (audio_mode 'async)</preamble>
<festival type="bool">true</festival>
<htsvoice type="string">cmu_us_arctic_slt.htsvoice</htsvoice>
</voice>
</voices>
</sound>
</sim>
</PropertyList>

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#
# Red Griffin ATC - Speaking Air Traffic Controller for FlightGear
#
# Written and developer by Antonello Biancalana (Red Griffin, IK0TOJ)
#
# Copyright (C) 2019-2021 Antonello Biancalana
#
# global.nas
#
# Global variables for Red Griffin ATC (rgatc.nas)
#
# Version 2.3.0 - 7 May 2021
#
# Red Griffin ATC is an Open Source project and it is licensed
# under the Gnu Public License v3 (GPLv3)
#
var RGAtcAddonID = "org.flightgear.addons.RGATC";
var RGAtcAddonProp = "/addons/by-id/" ~ RGAtcAddonID ~ "/";
var RGAtcVersion = "";
var RGAtcTitle = "Red Griffin ATC";
var RGAtcName = RGAtcTitle;
var RGAtcEnabled = 1;
var min_distance = 0.25;
var min_near_distance = 0.1;
var max_runway_alignment_degrees = 5;
var min_ground_altitude = 30;
var min_cruise_altitude = 3500;
var min_safe_altitude = 1500;
var flight_level_step = 2000;
var pattern_speed = 110;
var approach_speed = 100;
var final_speed = 80;
var flight_level_rate = 1000;
var min_airport_range = 3;
var atc_callback_seconds_counter = -1;
var atc_callback_wait_seconds = -1;
var timer_interval = 2;
var pilot_message_wait_seconds = -1;
var pilot_message_counter = 0;
var pilot_message_pause_atc_seconds = 2;
var pilot_response_wait_seconds = -1;
var pilot_response_counter = 0;
var pilot_response_pause_atc_seconds = 2;
var ctr_check_interval = 15;
var ctr_check_counter = 0;
var ctr_update_interval = 4;
var ctr_update_counter = 0;
var altitude_change_wait_seconds = 0;
var altitude_change_counter = 0;
var altitude_check_interval = 45;
var altitude_check_counter = 0;
var squawk_check_interval = 60;
var squawk_check_counter = 0;
var ctr_update_counter = 0;
var approach_check_interval = 60;
var approach_check_interval_initial = 45;
var approach_check_interval_near_point = 20;
var approach_check_interval_final = 10;
var approach_check_counter = 0;
var approach_slope_angle = 3;
var flight_plan_min_distance = 5;
var assigned_altitude_delta = 400;
var approach_speed_delta = 20;
var departure_extra_time = 0;
var flight_time_seconds = 0;
var take_off_max_seconds = 120;
var max_radios = 30;
var radioButton = [];
var radioButtonFrequency = [];
var KT2KMH = 1.852;
var NM2FT = 6076.12;
var altitudeFromTerrain = -1;
var min_altitude_from_terrain = 350;
var min_altitude_too_low_warning = 50;
var min_safety_distance_from_terrain_miles = 4;
var terrainWarning = 0;
var terrain_warning_interval = 10;
var terrain_warning_counter = 0;
var auto_reply_off = -1;
var min_altitude_change_secs = 30;
var max_altitude_change_secs = 60 - min_altitude_change_secs;
var min_cleared_takeoff_secs = 20;
var max_cleared_takeoff_secs = 45 - min_cleared_takeoff_secs;
var wait_after_take_off = 15;
var max_departure_secs = 120;
var extra_departure_secs = 120;
var max_take_off_secs = 60;
var land_check_secs = 15;
var welcome_airport_secs = 15;
var aircraft_type_unknown = "Unknown";
var aircraft_type_small_single_engine = "Small single engine";
var aircraft_type_small_multi_engine = "Small multi engine";
var aircraft_type_executive_turboprop_jet = "Executive turboprop/jet";
var aircraft_type_business_jet = "Business jet";
var aircraft_type_airline_jet = "Airline jet";
var aircraft_type_large_military_jet = "Large/military jet";
var aircraft_type_special_military = "Special military";
var com1quality = 0;
var com1volume = 0;
var com1serviceable = 0;
var com1PowerStatus = 0;
var com1Operable = 0;
var com2quality = 0;
var com2volume = 0;
var com2serviceable = 0;
var com2PowerStatus = 0;
var com2Operable = 0;
var com3quality = 0;
var com3volume = 0;
var com3serviceable = 0;
var com3PowerStatus = 0;
var com3Operable = 0;
var contactRadio = nil;
var squawkingMode = "On";
var squawkCode = "";
var squawkChange = 0;
var squawkIdent = 0;
var squawkIdentButtonPushed = 0;
var squawk_ident_off = 0;
var squawk_ident_only = 1;
var squawk_ident_code = 2;
var reservedSquawkCodes = [ 21, 22, 25, 33, 100, 500, 600, 700, 1000, 1100, 1200, 1201, 1202,
1203, 1255, 1273, 1274, 1275, 1276, 1277, 1300, 1400, 1500, 1600,
1700, 2000, 2100, 220, 2300, 2400, 2500, 2600, 2700, 3000, 3100,
3200, 3300, 3400, 3500, 3600, 3700, 4000, 4100, 4200, 4300, 4400,
4454, 4466, 4500, 4600, 4700, 5000, 5061, 5062, 5100, 5200, 5300,
5400, 5500, 5600, 5700, 6000, 6100, 6200, 6300, 6400, 6500, 6600,
6700, 7000, 7001, 7100, 7200, 7300, 7400, 7500, 7600, 7610, 7615,
7700, 7701, 7702, 7703, 7704, 7705, 7706, 7707, 7710, 7777 ];
var departureInformation = "";
var departureInformationAirport = "";
var initialized = 0;
var dialogInitialized = 0;
var callsign = "";
var atcCallsignText = "";
var atcCallsignVoice = "";
var callsignMode = "";
var includeManufacturer = "";
var aircraftManufacturer = "";
var atcMessageMode = "";
var synthVoice = [];
var usedSynthVoice = [];
var stationVoice = {};
var stationVoicePool = [];
var pilotRequestMode = "";
var pilotResponseMode = "";
var pilotVoice = {};
var availableRadio = {};
var currentRadioStationId = "";
var radioListHasChanged = 1;
var qnhUnitMeasure = "";
var qualityThreshold = 0.01;
var atcRadioMode = "Auto";
var aircraftType = aircraft_type_small_single_engine;
var tooLowWarningMode = "On";
var terrainWarningMode = "On";
var multiplayerChatEcho = "Off";
var slopeAngle = 3.0;
var airportRunwayInUse = "";
var airportRunwayInUseILS = nil;
var airportLandingRunway = "";
var landingRunway = "";
var approach_point_distance = -10;
var pattern_point_distance = -3;
var min_distance_for_altitude_change = 8;
var max_runway_align_angle = 30;
var miles_altitude_step = 10;
var feet_altitude_step = 1000;
var last_key = 0;
var reset_key_interval = 10;
var key_press_counter = 0;
var binding_key_dialog = 92;
var binding_key_name = "\\";
var binding_key_description = "backslash";
var binding_key_msg1 = 28;
var binding_key_msg2 = 29;
var binding_key_msg3 = 30;
var binding_key_msg4 = 31;
var binding_key_request_ctr = 48;
var binding_key_flight_level_1 = 36;
var binding_key_flight_level_2 = 37;
var binding_key_flight_level_3 = 38;
var binding_key_repeat_last_atc_message = 57;
var binding_key_abort_approach = 61;
var update_dialog = 0;
var update_popup = 1;
var update_data_only = 2;
var position_unknown = -1;
var position_ground = 1;
var position_runway = 2;
var position_flying = 3;
var status_going_around = 1;
var status_ready_for_departure = 2;
var status_cleared_for_takeoff = 3;
var status_took_off = 4;
var status_flying = 5;
var status_requested_approach = 6;
var status_requested_ils = 7;
var status_cleared_for_land_approach = 8;
var status_cleared_for_land_ils = 9;
var status_landed = 10;
var aircraft_status = status_going_around;
var radio_station_type_unknown = -1;
var radio_station_type_ground = 1;
var radio_station_type_tower = 2;
var radio_station_type_atis = 3;
var radio_station_type_departure = 4;
var radio_station_type_approach = 5;
var radio_station_type_clearance = 6;
var selectedComRadio = "";
var selectedComServiceable = 0;
var selectedComServiceableProperty = nil;
var selectedComPowerStatus = 0;
var selectedComOperable = 0;
var selectedComVolume = 0;
var selectedComStationType = radio_station_type_unknown;
var selectedComAirportId = "";
var selectedComStationName = "";
var selectedComFrequency = 0;
var selectedComStationDistance = 0;
var selectedComStationBearing = 0;
var selectedComSignalQuality = 0;
var selectedTransponder = 0;
var radio_type_exact_match = 1;
var radio_type_any = 2;
var currentCtr = nil;
var approvedCtr = nil;
var aircraftIsDeparting = 0;
var ctr_request_approved = 1;
var ctr_already_approved = 2;
var ctr_request_denied = 3;
var ctr_status_inside = 1;
var ctr_status_in_range = 2;
var ctr_status_outside = 3;
var ctr_range_short = 20;
var ctr_range_medium = 30;
var ctr_range_wide = 50;
var ctr_search_range = ctr_range_wide + 20;
var ctr_leaving_range = 1;
var ctr_leaving_warning = 0;
var ctr_maximum_range_distance = 10;
var ctr_maximum_range_angle = 90;
var meteo_type_full = 1;
var meteo_type_wind = 2;
var meteo_type_qnh = 3;
var runway_take_off = 1;
var runway_landing = 2;
var approach_status_none = 1;
var approach_status_to_pattern = 2;
var approach_status_to_approach = 3;
var approach_status_to_final = 4;
var approach_status_landing = 5;
var approachStatus = approach_status_none;
var approach_turn_distance = 0.5;
var approachRouteTextInstructions = "";
var approachRouteVoiceInstructions = "";
var approachAltitude = 0;
var spell_text = 1;
var spell_number = 2;
var spell_number_to_literal = 3;
var spell_runway = 4;
var altitude_zone_odd = 1;
var altitude_zone_even = 2;
var ctr_request_button = -1;
var message_none = -1;
var message_radio_check = 1;
var message_engine_start = 2;
var message_departure_information = 3;
var message_request_taxi = 4;
var message_ready_for_departure = 5;
var message_abort_departure = 6;
var message_request_approach = 7;
var message_request_ils = 8;
var message_request_ctr = 9;
var message_request_fl = 10;
var message_airfield_in_sight = 11;
var message_ils_established = 12;
var message_flying_too_low = 13;
var message_terrain_ahead = 14;
var message_leaving_ctr = 15;
var message_change_altitude = 16;
var message_check_altitude = 17;
var message_abort_approach = 18;
var message_roger = 19;
var message_wilco = 20;
var message_ctr_approved = 21;
var message_not_in_this_ctr = 22;
var message_cleared_take_off = 23;
var message_approved_approach = 24;
var message_approved_ils = 25;
var message_approach_route_instructions = 26;
var message_cleared_landing = 27;
var message_fl_approved = 28;
var message_wait_for_departure = 29;
var message_leaving_airport = 30;
var message_going_around = 31;
var message_contact_radio = 32;
var message_check_transponder = 33;
var message_say_again = 34;
var message_type_local = 1;
var message_type_important = 2;
var multiplayMessageType = message_type_local;
var openDialogStartup = "Off";
var dialogPosition = "";
var atcTextPosition = "";
var atcTextTransparency = "Medium";
var menu_bar_height = 30;
var dialogWidth = 480;
var dialogHeight = 160;
var maxDialogWidth = 462;
var maxDialogHeight = 314;
var dialogPosX = 0;
var dialogPosY = 0;
var popup_window_bg_color = [0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.40];
var popup_window_fg_atc_color = [1.0, 1.0, 0.5, 1];
var popup_window_fg_pilot_color = [0.7, 1.0, 0.5, 1];
var atc_popup_y_position = nil;
var atc_popup_x_position = nil;
var atc_popup_align = "center";
var dlgWindow = nil;
var dlgCanvas = nil;
var dlgRoot = nil;
var dlgLayout = nil;
var atcLogWindow = nil;
var atcLogScroll = nil;
var txtAtcLog = nil;
var radioBox = nil;
var radioList = nil;
var radioScroll = nil;
var radioScrollContent = nil;
var txtAirport = nil;
var txtAircraftPosition = nil;
var txtCurrentCtr = nil;
var txtCurrentCtrSpecs = nil;
var txtCurrentRadio = nil;
var txtCurrentRadioSpecs = nil;
var btnMessage = [nil, nil, nil, nil];
var btnRepeatATCMessage = nil;
var btnRequestCtr = nil;
var btnRequestFlightLevel1 = nil;
var btnRequestFlightLevel2 = nil;
var btnRequestFlightLevel3 = nil;
var btnAvailableRadio = nil;
var btnAbortApproach = nil;
var repeatBtnWidth = 22;
var dialogOpened = 0;
var atcLogOpened = 0;
var currentAirport = nil;
var currentRunway = "";
var alignedOnRunway = 0;
var nearRunway = 0;
var assignedAltitude = -1;
var requestedAltitude = -1;
var currentAltitudeZone = -1;
var flightLevel1 = 0;
var flightLevel2 = 0;
var flightLevel3 = 0;
var patternPoint = nil;
var approachPoint = nil;
var pilotMessageType = message_none;
var pilotResponseType = message_none;
var atcMessageType = [message_none, message_none, message_none, message_none];
var lastAtcText = "";
var lastAtcVoice = "";
var atcLogText = "";
var pilotMessageRequest = {
radio_check:"%s, %s, radio check %s",
engine_start:"%s, %s, Request start up",
departure_information:"%s, %s, Request departure information",
request_taxi:"%s, %s, Request taxi instructions%s",
ready_departure:"%s, %s, Ready for departure, runway %s",
abort_departure:"%s, %s, Abort departure, runway %s",
request_approach:"%s, %s, Request approach information",
abort_approach:"%s, %s, Abort approach request runway %s",
request_ils:"%s, %s, Request %s information",
abort_ils:"%s, %s, Abort %s request runway %s",
airfield_in_sight:"%s, %s, Airfield in sight",
ils_established:"%s, %s, %s established runway %s",
abort_landing:"%s, %s, Abort landing runway %s",
request_ctr:"%s, %s, Request clearance to transition through the %s airspace",
request_fl:"%s, %s, Request %s%s",
say_again:"%s, %s, Say again"
};
var pilotMessageResponse = {
roger:"%s, %s, Roger",
wilco:"%s, %s, Wilco",
engine_start:"%s, %s, Start up approved, departure runway %s.",
approved_ctr:"%s, %s, %s transition approved%s",
taxi:"%s, %s.\nTaxi to hold short of runway %s%s",
wait_departure:"%s, %s, %sReady for departure, runway %s",
cleared_take_off:"%s, %s, Cleared for take off, runway %s.",
leaving_airport:"%s, %s, Fly at runway heading, climb to %s feet.\n%s",
approved_approach:"%s, %s. Cleared to approach runway %s",
approved_ils:"%s, %s. Cleared %s approach to runway %s",
approach_route_instructions:"%s, %s, %s",
cleared_landing:"%s, %s. Cleared to land runway %s",
approved_fl:"%s, %s, Approved %s%s",
change_altitude:"%s, %s, %s and maintain %s feet",
going_around:"%s, %s, Going around",
contact_radio:"%s, %s. Contact %s at %s.",
check_transponder:"%s, %s. Squawk %sIDENT",
departure_information:"%s, %s. I have information %s."
};
var atcMessageRequest = {
radio_check:"Radio Check",
engine_start:"Request Engine Start",
departure_information:"Departure Information",
request_taxi:"Request Taxi",
ready_departure:"Ready for Departure",
abort_departure:"Abort Departure",
request_approach:"Request Approach",
request_ils:"Request ILS",
airfield_in_sight:"Airfield in Sight",
ils_established:"ILS Established"
};
var atcMessageReply = {
radio_check:"%s, %s, Reading you %s.%s",
engine_start:"%s, %s, Start up approved.\nDeparture runway %s, %s %s.\nReport when ready to taxi.",
departure_information:"%s, %s.\nDeparture runway %s, %s.\nCorrect time %s. End of information %s.",
request_taxi:"%s, %s.\nTaxi to hold short of runway %s.\n%s%s",
ready_departure:"%s, %s.\n%sGet ready for departure, runway %s.",
report_ready_departure:"Report when ready for departure",
cleared_for_takeoff:"%s, %s, Runway %s, %s, cleared for take off.",
leaving_airport:"%s, %s, %s. Fly at runway heading,\nclimb to %s feet and follow your flight plan.\n%s",
abort_departure:"%s, %s.\nAborted departure, runway %s.\nVacate runway and go around.",
request_pattern_approach:"%s, %s. Cleared to approach.\n%sHeading %s for %s miles to join %s pattern,\nthen turn %s and then turn %s to final %srunway %s with %s feet.\n%s.",
request_approach:"%s, %s. Cleared to approach.\n%sHeading %s for %s miles then turn to %s final %srunway %s with %s feet.\n%s.",
request_pattern_ils:"%s, %s.\n%sHeading %s for %s miles to join %s pattern,\nthen turn %s to intercept the %slocalizer.\nCleared %s runway %s, maintain %s feet until established.\n%s.",
request_ils:"%s, %s.\n%sHeading %s for %s miles to intercept the %slocalizer.\nCleared %s runway %s, maintain %s feet until established.\n%s.",
approach_route_instructions:"%s, %s, %s",
abort_approach:"%s, %s, Approach to runway %s aborted. Go around",
airfield_in_sight:"%s, %s. %s. Cleared to land runway %s.",
report_airfield_in_sight:"%seport on airfield in sight.",
report_established_ils:"%seport on established %s runway %s",
wrong_approach_runway:"%s, %s, You are approaching the wrong runway.\nLanding runway is %s. Leave this route immediately,\nrequest approach and follow instructions.",
welcome_to_airport:"%s, %s, welcome to %s.\nExit runway at first taxiway and taxi to platform.",
abort_landing:"%s, %s, Landing runway %s aborted.\nLeave route and go around",
ctr_approved:"%s, %s, Transition through %s airspace approved%s",
ctr_already_approved:"%s, %s, You are already approved in this %s airspace%s",
ctr_not_approved:"%s, %s, You are not approved in this %s.\nContact me when you are near this %s or request transition permission.",
not_in_this_ctr:"%s, %s, You are not approved in this %s.\nLeave this %s immediately.",
leaving_ctr:"%s, %s, You are about to leave this %s.%s",
change_altitude:"%s, %s, %s and maintain %s feet",
check_altitude:"%s, %s, %s to your assigned altitude %s feet",
fl_approved:"%s, %s, Approved %s%s.",
flying_too_low:"%s,\nYou are flying too low. Pull up! Pull up!",
terrain_ahead:"%s,\nYou are flying towards terrain.\nPull up and climb immediately\nor turn to a safe heading immediately",
wrong_runway:"%s, %s,\nYou are on the wrong runway.\nTaxi to hold short of runway %s via taxiway and report when ready for departure.",
not_in_this_airfield:"%s, This is %s.%s\nYou are not in this airfield.",
not_allowed_to_land:"%s, %s. You are not allowed to land. Request approach or landing.",
vacate_runway:"%s, %s, Take off immediately or vacate the runway.",
turn_to_heading:"Turn %s heading to %s",
turn_to_final:"Turn %s heading %s to final runway %s",
radio_available_at:"%s available at %s.",
contact_radio:"Contact %s at %s",
wrong_radio:"%s, This is %s.\nContact %s at %s.",
check_transponder:"%s, %s. Squawk %sIDENT"
};
var atcMessageAction = {
atc_message:"%s, This is %s.%s",
startup:"startup",
taxi_request:"taxi request",
departure_request:"departure request",
lineup_and_wait:"Line up and wait. ",
contact_when_ready:"Contact %s at %s when ready.",
unable_approve:"Unable to approve",
negative:"Negative",
tower_not_reachable:"tower radio is not reachable",
no_radio_available:"no radio available in this area",
left_tag:"left",
right_tag:"right",
climb:"Climb",
descend:"Descend",
reduce:"Reduce",
increase:"Increase",
altitude_change:"%s to %s feet with ",
turn_radio_on:"Turn radio on",
radio_volume_up:"Turn radio volume up",
no_radio_tuned:"Tuned radio is not readable or is out of range",
bad_radio_data:"** WARNING: This aircraft's radio is unusable **",
bad_airport_radio:"** WARNING: This airport radio is unusable **",
unknown_radio_type:"** WARNING: Cannot detect radio type **",
inconsistent_radio_data:"ERROR: Aircraft radio use inconsistent frequency settings",
contact_ctr:"\nFly current heading and request transition\nto %s %s at %s",
check_transponder:"Squawk %s and IDENT"
};
var meteoMessage = {
wind_report:"Wind %s degrees, %s knots",
wind_calm:"Wind calm",
full:"%s %s,\nTemperature %s, Dew point %s, Visibility %s kilometers",
cloud_report:"Clouds %s at %s feet",
rain_report:"%s rain",
snow_report:"%s snow",
sky_clear:"Sky clear",
light:"Light",
moderate:"Moderate",
heavy:"Heavy",
cover:"cover",
qnh_report:"%s %s"
};
var phoneticLetter = {
A:"Alpha",
B:"Bravo",
C:"Charlie",
D:"Delta",
E:"Echo",
F:"Fox trot",
G:"Golf",
H:"Hotel",
I:"India",
J:"Juliet",
K:"Kilo",
L:"Leema",
M:"Mike",
N:"November",
O:"Oscar",
P:"Papa",
Q:"Quebec",
R:"Romeo",
S:"Sierra",
T:"Tango",
U:"Uniform",
V:"Victor",
W:"Whiskey",
X:"X ray",
Y:"Yankee",
Z:"Zulu"
};
var phoneticDigit = {
0:"Zero",
1:"One",
2:"Two",
3:"Three",
4:"Fower",
5:"Five",
6:"Six",
7:"Seven",
8:"Eight",
9:"Niner"
};
var phoneticNumber = {
0:"Zero",
1:"One",
2:"Two",
3:"Three",
4:"Fower",
5:"Five",
6:"Six",
7:"Seven",
8:"Eight",
9:"Niner",
10:"Ten",
11:"Eleven",
12:"Twelve",
13:"Thirteen",
14:"Fourteen",
15:"Fifteen",
16:"Sixteen",
17:"Seventeen",
18:"Eighteen",
19:"Nineteen"
};
var phoneticTen = {
0:"",
1:"Ten",
2:"Twenty",
3:"Thirty",
4:"Forty",
5:"Fifty",
6:"Sixty",
7:"Seventy",
8:"Eighty",
9:"Ninety"
};
# FlightGear Properties
var property_MultiplayCallsign = props.globals.getNode("/sim/multiplay/callsign");
var property_UserCallsign = props.globals.getNode("/sim/user/callsign");
var property_Setting_OpenDialogStartup = props.globals.getNode("/rgatc/open-dialog-startup", 1);
var property_Setting_DialogPosition = props.globals.getNode("/rgatc/dialog-position", 1);
var property_Setting_AtcTextPosition = props.globals.getNode("/rgatc/atc-text-position", 1);
var property_Setting_AtcTextTransparency = props.globals.getNode("/rgatc/atc-text-transparency", 1);
var property_Setting_Callsign = props.globals.getNode("/rgatc/callsign", 1);
var property_Setting_CallsignMode = props.globals.getNode("/rgatc/callsign-mode", 1);
var property_Setting_IncludeManufacturer = props.globals.getNode("/rgatc/include-manufacturer", 1);
var property_Setting_PilotRequestMode = props.globals.getNode("/rgatc/pilot-request-mode", 1);
var property_Setting_PilotResponseMode = props.globals.getNode("/rgatc/pilot-response-mode", 1);
var property_Setting_AtcMessageMode = props.globals.getNode("/rgatc/atc-message-mode", 1);
var property_Setting_QnhUnitMeasure = props.globals.getNode("/rgatc/qnh", 1);
var property_Setting_AtcRadioMode = props.globals.getNode("/rgatc/atc-radio", 1);
var property_Setting_AircraftType = props.globals.getNode("/rgatc/aircraft-type", 1);
var property_Setting_SquawkingMode = props.globals.getNode("/rgatc/squawking", 1);
var property_Setting_SlopeAngle = props.globals.getNode("/rgatc/slope-angle", 1);
var property_Setting_TooLowWarningMode = props.globals.getNode("/rgatc/too-low-warning", 1);
var property_Setting_TerrainWarningMode = props.globals.getNode("/rgatc/terrain-warning", 1);
var property_Setting_MultiplayerChatEcho = props.globals.getNode("/rgatc/multiplayer-chat-echo", 1);
var property_Aircraft_AltitudeFeet = props.globals.getNode("/position/altitude-ft");
var property_Aircraft_AltitudeAglFeet = props.globals.getNode("/position/altitude-agl-ft");
var property_Aircraft_HeadingDeg = props.globals.getNode("/orientation/heading-deg");
var property_Aircraft_HeadingMagneticDeg = props.globals.getNode("/orientation/heading-magnetic-deg");
var property_Aircraft_AirSpeedKnots = props.globals.getNode("/velocities/airspeed-kt");
var property_Aircraft_GroundSpeedKnots = props.globals.getNode("/velocities/groundspeed-kt");
var property_Aircraft_MachSpeed = props.globals.getNode("/velocities/mach");
var property_COM1_Serviceable = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/comm/serviceable");
var property_COM1_Quality = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/comm/signal-quality-norm");
var property_COM1_Volume = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/comm/volume");
var property_COM1_VolumeSelected = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/comm/volume-selected");
var property_COM1_PowerButton = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/comm/power-btn");
var property_COM1_Operable = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/comm/operable");
var property_COM1_AirportID = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/comm/airport-id");
var property_COM1_StationName = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/comm/station-name");
var property_COM1_Frequency = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/comm/frequencies/selected-mhz");
var property_COM1_RealFrequency = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/comm/frequencies/selected-real-frequency-mhz");
var property_COM1_Distance = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/comm/track-distance-m");
var property_COM1_Bearing = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/comm/true-bearing-to-deg");
var property_COM2_Serviceable = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/comm[1]/serviceable");
var property_COM2_Quality = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/comm[1]/signal-quality-norm");
var property_COM2_Volume = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/comm[1]/volume");
var property_COM2_VolumeSelected = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/comm[1]/volume-selected");
var property_COM2_PowerButton = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/comm[1]/power-btn");
var property_COM2_Operable = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/comm[1]/operable");
var property_COM2_AirportID = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/comm[1]/airport-id");
var property_COM2_StationName = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/comm[1]/station-name");
var property_COM2_Frequency = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/comm[1]/frequencies/selected-mhz");
var property_COM2_RealFrequency = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/comm[1]/frequencies/selected-real-frequency-mhz");
var property_COM2_Distance = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/comm[1]/track-distance-m");
var property_COM2_Bearing = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/comm[1]/true-bearing-to-deg");
var property_COM3_Serviceable = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/comm[2]/serviceable");
var property_COM3_Quality = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/comm[2]/signal-quality-norm");
var property_COM3_Volume = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/comm[2]/volume");
var property_COM3_VolumeSelected = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/comm[2]/volume-selected");
var property_COM3_PowerButton = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/comm[2]/power-btn");
var property_COM3_Operable = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/comm[2]/operable");
var property_COM3_AirportID = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/comm[2]/airport-id");
var property_COM3_StationName = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/comm[2]/station-name");
var property_COM3_Frequency = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/comm[2]/frequencies/selected-mhz");
var property_COM3_RealFrequency = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/comm[2]/frequencies/selected-real-frequency-mhz");
var property_COM3_Distance = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/comm[2]/track-distance-m");
var property_COM3_Bearing = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/comm[2]/true-bearing-to-deg");
var property_Transponder1_Serviceable = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/transponder/serviceable");
var property_Transponder1_Operable = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/transponder/operable");
var property_Transponder1_KnobMode = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/transponder/inputs/knob-mode");
var property_Transponder1_IdCode = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/transponder/id-code");
var property_Transponder1_Ident = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/transponder/ident");
var property_Transponder2_Serviceable = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/transponder[1]/serviceable");
var property_Transponder2_Operable = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/transponder[1]/operable");
var property_Transponder2_KnobMode = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/transponder[1]/inputs/knob-mode");
var property_Transponder2_IdCode = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/transponder[1]/id-code");
var property_Transponder2_Ident = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/transponder[1]/ident");
var property_Transponder3_Serviceable = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/transponder[2]/serviceable");
var property_Transponder3_Operable = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/transponder[2]/operable");
var property_Transponder3_KnobMode = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/transponder[2]/inputs/knob-mode");
var property_Transponder3_IdCode = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/transponder[2]/id-code");
var property_Transponder3_Ident = props.globals.getNode("/instrumentation/transponder[2]/ident");
var property_RealWeather = props.globals.getNode("/environment/realwx/enabled");
var property_Weather_WindDirectionDeg = props.globals.getNode("/environment/wind-from-heading-deg");
var property_Weather_WindSpeedKnots = props.globals.getNode("/environment/wind-speed-kt");
var property_Weather_Temperature = props.globals.getNode("/environment/temperature-degc");
var property_Weather_Dewpoint = props.globals.getNode("/environment/dewpoint-degc");
var property_Weather_Visibility = props.globals.getNode("/environment/visibility-m");
var property_Weather_Rain = props.globals.getNode("/environment/rain-norm");
var property_Weather_Snow = props.globals.getNode("/environment/snow-norm");
var property_Weather_CloudsCoverage = props.globals.getNode("/environment/clouds/layer/coverage");
var property_Weather_CloudsElevationFeet = props.globals.getNode("/environment/clouds/layer/elevation-ft");
var property_Weather_QnhInHg = props.globals.getNode("/environment/pressure-sea-level-inhg");
var property_Weather_Metar_WindDirectionDeg = props.globals.getNode("/environment/metar/base-wind-dir-deg");
var property_Weather_Metar_WindSpeedKnots = props.globals.getNode("/environment/metar/base-wind-speed-kt");
var property_Weather_Metar_Temperature = props.globals.getNode("/environment/metar/temperature-degc");
var property_Weather_Metar_Dewpoint = props.globals.getNode("/environment/metar/dewpoint-degc");
var property_Weather_Metar_Visibility = props.globals.getNode("/environment/metar/max-visibility-m");
var property_Weather_Metar_Rain = props.globals.getNode("/environment/metar/rain-norm");
var property_Weather_Metar_Snow = props.globals.getNode("/environment/metar/snow-norm");
var property_Weather_Metar_SnowCover = props.globals.getNode("/environment/metar/snow-cover");
var property_Weather_Metar_CloudsCoverage = props.globals.getNode("/environment/metar/clouds/layer/coverage");
var property_Weather_Metar_CloudsElevationFeet = props.globals.getNode("/environment/metar/clouds/layer/elevation-ft");
var property_Weather_Metar_QnhInHg = props.globals.getNode("/environment/metar/pressure-sea-level-inhg");
var property_AtcRunway = props.globals.getNode("/sim/atc/runway");
var property_Autopilot_RouteManagerActive = props.globals.getNode("/autopilot/route-manager/active");
var property_Autopilot_RouteManagerDepartureRunway = props.globals.getNode("/autopilot/route-manager/departure/runway");
var property_Autopilot_RouteManagerRouteNum = props.globals.getNode("/autopilot/route-manager/route/num");
var property_Autopilot_RouteManagerCurrentWayPoint = props.globals.getNode("/autopilot/route-manager/current-wp");
var property_Autopilot_RouteManagerCruiseAltitudeFeet = props.globals.getNode("/autopilot/route-manager/cruise/altitude-ft");
var property_ClosestAirportId = props.globals.getNode("/sim/airport/closest-airport-id");
var property_TimeGmtString = props.globals.getNode("/sim/time/gmt-string");
var property_Multiplay_Chat = props.globals.getNode("/sim/multiplay/chat");
var property_Canvas_Width = props.globals.getNode("/sim/gui/canvas/size");
var property_Canvas_Height = props.globals.getNode("/sim/gui/canvas/size[1]");
var property_Simulator_Freeze = props.globals.getNode("/sim/freeze/master");
var property_Simulator_Replay = props.globals.getNode("/sim/replay/replay-state");

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!-- this file requires FlightGear version 2018.2 or newer -->
<!--
Red Griffin ATC - Speaking Air Traffic Controller for FlightGear
Written and developer by Antonello Biancalana (Red Griffin, IK0TOJ)
Copyright (C) 2019-2021 Antonello Biancalana
about-dialog.xml
Version 2.3.0 - 7 May 2021
Red Griffin ATC is an Open Source project and it is licensed
under the Gnu Public License v3 (GPLv3)
-->
<PropertyList>
<name>about-dialog</name>
<default-padding>4</default-padding>
<layout>vbox</layout>
<halign>center</halign>
<width>300</width>
<text>
<label>About</label>
</text>
<hrule />
<text>
<label>Red Griffin ATC</label>
</text>
<text>
<label>Version 2.3.0 - 7 May 2021</label>
</text>
<hrule />
<text>
<label>Written by</label>
</text>
<text>
<label>Antonello Biancalana</label>
</text>
<text>
<label>(Red Griffin, IK0TOJ)</label>
</text>
<hrule />
<text>
<label>URL: https://sourceforge.net/projects/red-griffin-atc</label>
</text>
<hrule />
<button>
<legend>Close</legend>
<binding>
<command>dialog-close</command>
</binding>
</button>
</PropertyList>

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!-- this file requires FlightGear version 2018.2 or newer -->
<!--
Red Griffin ATC - Speaking Air Traffic Controller for FlightGear
Written and developer by Antonello Biancalana (Red Griffin, IK0TOJ)
Copyright (C) 2019-2021 Antonello Biancalana
help-dialog.xml
Version 2.3.0 - 7 May 2021
Red Griffin ATC is an Open Source project and it is licensed
under the Gnu Public License v3 (GPLv3)
-->
<PropertyList>
<name>help-dialog</name>
<default-padding>4</default-padding>
<layout>vbox</layout>
<halign>center</halign>
<width>300</width>
<group>
<layout>hbox</layout>
<empty>
<stretch>1</stretch>
</empty>
<text>
<label>Red Griffin ATC</label>
</text>
<empty>
<stretch>1</stretch>
</empty>
<button>
<pref-width>16</pref-width>
<pref-height>16</pref-height>
<legend></legend>
<keynum>27</keynum>
<border>2</border>
<binding>
<command>dialog-close</command>
</binding>
</button>
</group>
<hrule />
<text>
<label>Usage - Keys</label>
</text>
<text>
<label>&lt;\&gt; Open or close dialog</label>
</text>
<text>
<label>&lt;Ctrl+\&gt; Show popup dialog</label>
</text>
<text>
<label>&lt;Ctrl+4&gt; Send message 1</label>
</text>
<text>
<label>&lt;Ctrl+5&gt; Send message 2</label>
</text>
<text>
<label>&lt;Ctrl+6&gt; Send message 3</label>
</text>
<text>
<label>&lt;Ctrl+7&gt; Send message 4</label>
</text>
<text>
<label>&lt;Ctrl+9&gt; Repeat last ATC message</label>
</text>
<text>
<label>&lt;Ctrl+0&gt; Request CTR transition</label>
</text>
<text>
<label>&lt;Ctrl+Shift+4&gt; Request flight level 1</label>
</text>
<text>
<label>&lt;Ctrl+Shift+5&gt; Request flight level 2</label>
</text>
<text>
<label>&lt;Ctrl+Shift+6&gt; Request flight level 3</label>
</text>
<text>
<label>&lt;Ctrl+Shift+0&gt; Abort approach/ILS/landing</label>
</text>
<hrule />
<button>
<legend>Close</legend>
<binding>
<command>dialog-close</command>
</binding>
</button>
</PropertyList>

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!-- this file requires FlightGear version 2018.2 or newer -->
<!--
Red Griffin ATC - Speaking Air Traffic Controller for FlightGear
Written and developer by Antonello Biancalana (Red Griffin, IK0TOJ)
Copyright (C) 2019-2021 Antonello Biancalana
about-dialog.xml
Version 2.3.0 - 7 May 2021
Red Griffin ATC is an Open Source project and it is licensed
under the Gnu Public License v3 (GPLv3)
-->
<PropertyList>
<name>set-aircraft-type-dialog</name>
<default-padding>4</default-padding>
<layout>vbox</layout>
<halign>center</halign>
<width>350</width>
<text>
<label>Red Griffin ATC</label>
</text>
<hrule />
<text>
<label>It was not possible to detect your aircraft type.</label>
</text>
<text>
<label>Please set your aircraft type in settings window.</label>
</text>
<hrule />
<button>
<legend>Ok</legend>
<binding>
<command>dialog-show</command>
<dialog-name>settings-dialog</dialog-name>
</binding>
<binding>
<command>dialog-close</command>
</binding>
</button>
</PropertyList>

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!-- this file requires FlightGear version 2018.2 or newer -->
<!--
Red Griffin ATC - Speaking Air Traffic Controller for FlightGear
Written and developer by Antonello Biancalana (Red Griffin, IK0TOJ)
Copyright (C) 2019-2021 Antonello Biancalana
settings-dialog.xml
Version 2.3.0 - 7 May 2021
Red Griffin ATC is an Open Source project and it is licensed
under the Gnu Public License v3 (GPLv3)
-->
<PropertyList>
<name>settings-dialog</name>
<default-padding>4</default-padding>
<layout>vbox</layout>
<halign>center</halign>
<width>300</width>
<group>
<layout>hbox</layout>
<empty>
<stretch>1</stretch>
</empty>
<text>
<label>Red Griffin ATC Settings</label>
</text>
<empty>
<stretch>1</stretch>
</empty>
<button>
<pref-width>16</pref-width>
<pref-height>16</pref-height>
<legend></legend>
<keynum>27</keynum>
<border>2</border>
<binding>
<command>dialog-apply</command>
</binding>
<binding>
<command>nasal</command>
<script><![CDATA[RgATC.applySettings();]]></script>
</binding>
<binding>
<command>dialog-close</command>
</binding>
</button>
</group>
<hrule />
<group>
<layout>hbox</layout>
<default-padding>8</default-padding>
<group>
<layout>vbox</layout>
<valign>top</valign>
<group>
<layout>table</layout>
<valign>top</valign>
<text>
<row>0</row>
<col>0</col>
<halign>left</halign>
<label>Dialog position</label>
</text>
<combo>
<name>dialog-position-combo</name>
<row>0</row>
<col>1</col>
<halign>left</halign>
<property>/rgatc/dialog-position</property>
<value>Top Left</value>
<value>Top Right</value>
<value>Bottom Left</value>
<value>Bottom Right</value>
<editable>false</editable>
<pref-width>180</pref-width>
<halign>fill</halign>
<binding>
<command>dialog-apply</command>
</binding>
</combo>
<text>
<row>1</row>
<col>0</col>
<halign>left</halign>
<label>ATC text position</label>
</text>
<combo>
<name>atc-text-position-combo</name>
<row>1</row>
<col>1</col>
<halign>left</halign>
<property>/rgatc/atc-text-position</property>
<value>Top Left</value>
<value>Top Center</value>
<value>Top Right</value>
<value>Middle Left</value>
<value>Middle Center</value>
<value>Middle Right</value>
<value>Bottom Left</value>
<value>Bottom Center</value>
<value>Bottom Right</value>
<editable>false</editable>
<pref-width>180</pref-width>
<halign>fill</halign>
<binding>
<command>dialog-apply</command>
</binding>
</combo>
<text>
<row>2</row>
<col>0</col>
<halign>left</halign>
<label>ATC text transparency</label>
</text>
<combo>
<name>atc-text-transparency-combo</name>
<row>2</row>
<col>1</col>
<halign>left</halign>
<property>/rgatc/atc-text-transparency</property>
<value>Off</value>
<value>Very low</value>
<value>Low</value>
<value>Medium</value>
<value>High</value>
<value>Very high</value>
<editable>false</editable>
<pref-width>180</pref-width>
<halign>fill</halign>
<binding>
<command>dialog-apply</command>
</binding>
</combo>
<text>
<row>3</row>
<col>0</col>
<halign>left</halign>
<label>Call sign</label>
</text>
<input>
<row>3</row>
<col>1</col>
<pref-width>180</pref-width>
<halign>left</halign>
<property>/rgatc/callsign</property>
<live>true</live>
<binding>
<command>dialog-apply</command>
</binding>
</input>
<text>
<row>4</row>
<col>0</col>
<halign>left</halign>
<label>Call sign usage</label>
</text>
<combo>
<name>callsign-mode-combo</name>
<row>4</row>
<col>1</col>
<halign>left</halign>
<property>/rgatc/callsign-mode</property>
<value>Complete</value>
<value>Last three letters</value>
<value>First and last two letters</value>
<editable>false</editable>
<pref-width>180</pref-width>
<halign>fill</halign>
<binding>
<command>dialog-apply</command>
</binding>
</combo>
<text>
<row>5</row>
<col>0</col>
<halign>left</halign>
<label>Include manufacturer</label>
</text>
<combo>
<name>include-manufacturer-combo</name>
<row>5</row>
<col>1</col>
<halign>left</halign>
<property>/rgatc/include-manufacturer</property>
<value>Yes</value>
<value>No</value>
<editable>false</editable>
<pref-width>180</pref-width>
<halign>fill</halign>
<binding>
<command>dialog-apply</command>
</binding>
</combo>
<text>
<row>6</row>
<col>0</col>
<halign>left</halign>
<label>QNH reported in</label>
</text>
<combo>
<name>qnh-combo</name>
<row>6</row>
<col>1</col>
<halign>left</halign>
<property>/rgatc/qnh</property>
<value>hPa</value>
<value>inHg</value>
<value>hPa and inHg</value>
<editable>false</editable>
<pref-width>180</pref-width>
<halign>fill</halign>
<binding>
<command>dialog-apply</command>
</binding>
</combo>
<text>
<row>7</row>
<col>0</col>
<halign>left</halign>
<label>Aircraft type</label>
</text>
<combo>
<name>aircraft-type-combo</name>
<row>7</row>
<col>1</col>
<halign>left</halign>
<property>/rgatc/aircraft-type</property>
<value>Auto</value>
<value>Small single engine</value>
<value>Small multi engine</value>
<value>Executive turboprop/jet</value>
<value>Business jet</value>
<value>Airline jet</value>
<value>Large/military jet</value>
<value>Special military</value>
<editable>false</editable>
<pref-width>180</pref-width>
<halign>fill</halign>
<binding>
<command>dialog-apply</command>
</binding>
</combo>
<text>
<row>8</row>
<col>0</col>
<halign>left</halign>
<label>Squawking</label>
</text>
<combo>
<name>squawking-combo</name>
<row>8</row>
<col>1</col>
<halign>left</halign>
<property>/rgatc/squawking</property>
<value>On</value>
<value>Off</value>
<editable>false</editable>
<pref-width>180</pref-width>
<halign>fill</halign>
<binding>
<command>dialog-apply</command>
</binding>
</combo>
</group>
</group>
<vrule />
<group>
<layout>vbox</layout>
<valign>top</valign>
<group>
<layout>table</layout>
<valign>top</valign>
<text>
<row>0</row>
<col>0</col>
<halign>left</halign>
<label>Open dialog at startup</label>
</text>
<combo>
<name>open-dialog-startup-combo</name>
<row>0</row>
<col>1</col>
<halign>left</halign>
<property>/rgatc/open-dialog-startup</property>
<value>On</value>
<value>Off</value>
<editable>false</editable>
<pref-width>180</pref-width>
<halign>fill</halign>
<binding>
<command>dialog-apply</command>
</binding>
</combo>
<text>
<row>1</row>
<col>0</col>
<halign>left</halign>
<label>Pilot request</label>
</text>
<combo>
<name>pilot-request-mode-combo</name>
<row>1</row>
<col>1</col>
<halign>left</halign>
<property>/rgatc/pilot-request-mode</property>
<value>Disabled</value>
<value>Voice only</value>
<value>Text only</value>
<value>Voice and text</value>
<editable>false</editable>
<pref-width>180</pref-width>
<halign>fill</halign>
<binding>
<command>dialog-apply</command>
</binding>
</combo>
<text>
<row>2</row>
<col>0</col>
<halign>left</halign>
<label>Pilot response</label>
</text>
<combo>
<name>pilot-response-mode-combo</name>
<row>2</row>
<col>1</col>
<halign>left</halign>
<property>/rgatc/pilot-response-mode</property>
<value>Disabled</value>
<value>Voice only</value>
<value>Text only</value>
<value>Voice and text</value>
<editable>false</editable>
<pref-width>180</pref-width>
<halign>fill</halign>
<binding>
<command>dialog-apply</command>
</binding>
</combo>
<text>
<row>3</row>
<col>0</col>
<halign>left</halign>
<label>ATC message</label>
</text>
<combo>
<name>atc-message-mode-combo</name>
<row>3</row>
<col>1</col>
<halign>left</halign>
<property>/rgatc/atc-message-mode</property>
<value>Voice only</value>
<value>Text only</value>
<value>Voice and text</value>
<editable>false</editable>
<pref-width>180</pref-width>
<halign>fill</halign>
<binding>
<command>dialog-apply</command>
</binding>
</combo>
<text>
<row>4</row>
<col>0</col>
<halign>left</halign>
<label>ATC radio</label>
</text>
<combo>
<name>atc-radio-combo</name>
<row>4</row>
<col>1</col>
<halign>left</halign>
<property>/rgatc/atc-radio</property>
<value>Auto</value>
<value>COM1</value>
<value>COM2</value>
<value>COM3</value>
<editable>false</editable>
<pref-width>180</pref-width>
<halign>fill</halign>
<binding>
<command>dialog-apply</command>
</binding>
</combo>
<text>
<row>5</row>
<col>0</col>
<halign>left</halign>
<label>Too low warning</label>
</text>
<combo>
<name>too-low-combo</name>
<row>5</row>
<col>1</col>
<halign>left</halign>
<property>/rgatc/too-low-warning</property>
<value>On</value>
<value>Off</value>
<editable>false</editable>
<pref-width>180</pref-width>
<halign>fill</halign>
<binding>
<command>dialog-apply</command>
</binding>
</combo>
<text>
<row>6</row>
<col>0</col>
<halign>left</halign>
<label>Terrain warning</label>
</text>
<combo>
<name>terrain-combo</name>
<row>6</row>
<col>1</col>
<halign>left</halign>
<property>/rgatc/terrain-warning</property>
<value>On</value>
<value>Off</value>
<editable>false</editable>
<pref-width>180</pref-width>
<halign>fill</halign>
<binding>
<command>dialog-apply</command>
</binding>
</combo>
<text>
<row>7</row>
<col>0</col>
<halign>left</halign>
<label>Multiplayer chat</label>
</text>
<combo>
<name>multiplayer-chat-combo</name>
<row>7</row>
<col>1</col>
<halign>left</halign>
<property>/rgatc/multiplayer-chat-echo</property>
<value>Off</value>
<value>Important messages only</value>
<value>All messages</value>
<editable>false</editable>
<pref-width>180</pref-width>
<halign>fill</halign>
<binding>
<command>dialog-apply</command>
</binding>
</combo>
<text>
<row>8</row>
<col>0</col>
<halign>left</halign>
<label>Approach slope angle</label>
</text>
<input>
<row>8</row>
<col>1</col>
<pref-width>40</pref-width>
<halign>left</halign>
<label>degrees</label>
<property>/rgatc/slope-angle</property>
<live>true</live>
<binding>
<command>dialog-apply</command>
</binding>
</input>
</group>
</group>
</group>
<hrule />
<group>
<layout>hbox</layout>
<button>
<legend>Reset</legend>
<binding>
<command>nasal</command>
<script><![CDATA[RgATC.resetSettings();
var args = {'subsystem':'gui'};
fgcommand("reinit",args);
]]></script>
</binding>
</button>
<button>
<legend>Close</legend>
<binding>
<command>dialog-apply</command>
</binding>
<binding>
<command>nasal</command>
<script><![CDATA[RgATC.applySettings();]]></script>
</binding>
<binding>
<command>dialog-close</command>
</binding>
</button>
</group>
</PropertyList>

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#
# Red Griffin ATC - Speaking Air Traffic Controller for FlightGear
#
# Written and developer by Antonello Biancalana (Red Griffin, IK0TOJ)
#
# Copyright (C) 2019-2021 Antonello Biancalana
#
# settings.nas
#
# Global variables for Red Griffin ATC (rgatc.nas)
#
# Version 2.3.0 - 7 May 2021
#
# Red Griffin ATC is an Open Source project and it is licensed
# under the Gnu Public License v3 (GPLv3)
#
var rgatcPropNode = "/rgatc";
var default_setting_open_dialog_startup = "Off";
var default_setting_dialog_position = "Bottom Left";
var default_setting_atc_text_position = "Top Center";
var default_setting_atc_text_transparency = "Medium";
var default_setting_callsign = property_MultiplayCallsign.getValue();
var default_setting_callsign_mode = "Complete";
var default_setting_include_manufacturer = "Yes";
var default_setting_pilot_request_mode = "Voice and text";
var default_setting_pilot_response_mode = "Voice and text";
var default_setting_atc_message_mode = "Voice and text";
var default_setting_qnh = "hPa and inHg";
var default_setting_atc_radio = "Auto";
var default_setting_aircraft_type = "Auto";
var default_setting_squawking = "On";
var default_setting_slope_angle = 3.0;
var default_setting_too_low_warning = "On";
var default_setting_terrain_warning = "On";
var default_setting_multiplayer_chat_echo = "Off";
var settingsFileName = getprop("/sim/fg-home") ~ "/Export/RedGriffinATC-config.xml";
var settings = nil;
var initSettings = func()
{
if(default_setting_callsign == "" or default_setting_callsign == nil)
default_setting_callsign = "RG-ATC";
loadSettings();
if(settings == nil or property_Setting_DialogPosition.getValue() == "" or property_Setting_DialogPosition.getValue() == nil)
resetSettings();
}
var resetSettings = func()
{
property_Setting_OpenDialogStartup.setValue(default_setting_open_dialog_startup);
property_Setting_DialogPosition.setValue(default_setting_dialog_position);
property_Setting_AtcTextPosition.setValue(default_setting_atc_text_position);
property_Setting_AtcTextTransparency.setValue(default_setting_atc_text_transparency);
property_Setting_Callsign.setValue(default_setting_callsign);
property_Setting_CallsignMode.setValue(default_setting_callsign_mode);
property_Setting_IncludeManufacturer.setValue(default_setting_include_manufacturer);
property_Setting_PilotRequestMode.setValue(default_setting_pilot_request_mode);
property_Setting_PilotResponseMode.setValue(default_setting_pilot_response_mode);
property_Setting_AtcMessageMode.setValue(default_setting_atc_message_mode);
property_Setting_QnhUnitMeasure.setValue(default_setting_qnh);
property_Setting_AtcRadioMode.setValue(default_setting_atc_radio);
property_Setting_AircraftType.setValue(default_setting_aircraft_type);
property_Setting_SquawkingMode.setValue(default_setting_squawking);
property_Setting_SlopeAngle.setValue(default_setting_slope_angle);
property_Setting_TooLowWarningMode.setValue(default_setting_too_low_warning);
property_Setting_TerrainWarningMode.setValue(default_setting_terrain_warning);
property_Setting_MultiplayerChatEcho.setValue(default_setting_multiplayer_chat_echo);
applySettings();
}
var applySettings = func()
{
openDialogStartup = property_Setting_OpenDialogStartup.getValue();
dialogPosition = property_Setting_DialogPosition.getValue();
atcTextPosition = property_Setting_AtcTextPosition.getValue();
atcTextTransparency = property_Setting_AtcTextTransparency.getValue();
callsign = property_Setting_Callsign.getValue();
callsignMode = property_Setting_CallsignMode.getValue();
includeManufacturer = property_Setting_IncludeManufacturer.getValue();
pilotRequestMode = property_Setting_PilotRequestMode.getValue();
pilotResponseMode = property_Setting_PilotResponseMode.getValue();
atcMessageMode = property_Setting_AtcMessageMode.getValue();
qnhUnitMeasure = property_Setting_QnhUnitMeasure.getValue();
atcRadioMode = property_Setting_AtcRadioMode.getValue();
aircraftType = getAircraftType();
squawkingMode = property_Setting_SquawkingMode.getValue();
slopeAngle = property_Setting_SlopeAngle.getValue();
tooLowWarningMode = property_Setting_TooLowWarningMode.getValue();
terrainWarningMode = property_Setting_TerrainWarningMode.getValue();
multiplayerChatEcho = property_Setting_MultiplayerChatEcho.getValue();
if(openDialogStartup == nil or openDialogStartup == "")
{
openDialogStartup = default_setting_open_dialog_startup;
property_Setting_OpenDialogStartup.setValue(default_setting_open_dialog_startup);
}
if(dialogPosition == nil or dialogPosition == "")
{
dialogPosition = default_setting_dialog_position;
property_Setting_DialogPosition.setValue(default_setting_dialog_position);
}
if(atcTextPosition == nil or atcTextPosition == "")
{
atcTextPosition = default_setting_atc_text_position;
property_Setting_AtcTextPosition.setValue(default_setting_atc_text_position);
}
if(atcTextTransparency == nil or atcTextTransparency == "")
{
atcTextTransparency = default_setting_atc_text_transparency;
property_Setting_AtcTextTransparency.setValue(default_setting_atc_text_transparency);
}
if(callsign == nil or callsign == "")
{
callsign = default_setting_callsign;
property_Setting_Callsign.setValue(default_setting_callsign);
}
if(callsignMode == nil or callsignMode == "")
{
callsignMode = default_setting_callsign_mode;
property_Setting_CallsignMode.setValue(default_setting_callsign_mode);
}
if(includeManufacturer == nil or includeManufacturer == "")
{
includeManufacturer = default_setting_include_manufacturer;
property_Setting_IncludeManufacturer.setValue(default_setting_include_manufacturer);
}
if(pilotRequestMode == nil or pilotRequestMode == "")
{
pilotRequestMode = default_setting_pilot_request_mode;
property_Setting_PilotRequestMode.setValue(default_setting_pilot_request_mode);
}
if(pilotResponseMode == nil or pilotResponseMode == "")
{
pilotResponseMode = default_setting_pilot_response_mode;
property_Setting_PilotResponseMode.setValue(default_setting_pilot_response_mode);
}
if(atcMessageMode == nil or atcMessageMode == "")
{
atcMessageMode = default_setting_atc_message_mode;
property_Setting_AtcMessageMode.setValue(default_setting_atc_message_mode);
}
if(qnhUnitMeasure == nil or qnhUnitMeasure == "")
{
qnhUnitMeasure = default_setting_qnh;
property_Setting_QnhUnitMeasure.setValue(default_setting_qnh);
}
if(atcRadioMode == nil or atcRadioMode == "")
{
atcRadioMode = default_setting_atc_radio;
property_Setting_AtcRadioMode.setValue(default_setting_atc_radio);
}
if(aircraftType == nil or aircraftType == "")
{
property_Setting_AircraftType.setValue(default_setting_aircraft_type);
aircraftType = getAircraftType();
}
if(squawkingMode == nil or squawkingMode == "")
{
squawkingMode = default_setting_squawking;
property_Setting_SquawkingMode.setValue(default_setting_squawking);
}
if(slopeAngle == nil or slopeAngle == "")
{
slopeAngle = default_setting_slope_angle;
property_Setting_SlopeAngle.setValue(default_setting_slope_angle);
}
if(num(slopeAngle) < 2 or num(slopeAngle) > 8)
{
slopeAngle = default_setting_slope_angle;
property_Setting_SlopeAngle.setValue(default_setting_slope_angle);
}
if(slopeAngle == nil or slopeAngle == "" or num(slopeAngle) == nil)
{
slopeAngle = default_setting_slope_angle;
property_Setting_SlopeAngle.setValue(default_setting_slope_angle);
}
if(tooLowWarningMode == nil or tooLowWarningMode == "")
{
tooLowWarningMode = default_setting_too_low_warning;
property_Setting_TooLowWarningMode.setValue(default_setting_too_low_warning);
}
if(terrainWarningMode == nil or terrainWarningMode == "")
{
terrainWarningMode = default_setting_terrain_warning;
property_Setting_TerrainWarningMode.setValue(default_setting_terrain_warning);
}
if(multiplayerChatEcho == nil or multiplayerChatEcho == "")
{
multiplayerChatEcho = default_setting_multiplayer_chat_echo;
property_Setting_MultiplayerChatEcho.setValue(default_setting_multiplayer_chat_echo);
}
property_Setting_Callsign.setValue(string.uc(callsign));
property_MultiplayCallsign.setValue(string.uc(callsign));
property_UserCallsign.setValue(string.uc(callsign));
(atcCallsignText, atcCallsignVoice) = getCallSignForAtc(1);
approach_slope_angle = num(slopeAngle);
setAtcTextPosition();
setDialogPosition();
setAircraftType();
saveSettings();
if(aircraftType == aircraft_type_unknown)
gui.showDialog("set-aircraft-type-dialog");
}
var saveSettings = func()
{
settings = props.globals.getNode(rgatcPropNode);
io.write_properties(settingsFileName, settings);
}
var loadSettings = func()
{
settings = io.read_properties(settingsFileName, rgatcPropNode);
if(settings != nil)
applySettings();
return settings;
}
var setAircraftType = func()
{
var atype = getAircraftType();
if(atype == aircraft_type_small_single_engine)
{
min_cruise_altitude = 3500;
pattern_speed = 100;
approach_speed = 90;
final_speed = 70;
flight_level_rate = 1000;
approach_point_distance = -10;
pattern_point_distance = -3;
approach_turn_distance = 0.8;
altitude_check_interval = 90;
}
else if(atype == aircraft_type_small_multi_engine)
{
min_cruise_altitude = 3500;
pattern_speed = 120;
approach_speed = 100;
final_speed = 85;
flight_level_rate = 1000;
approach_point_distance = -10;
pattern_point_distance = -3;
approach_turn_distance = 1.0;
altitude_check_interval = 90;
}
else if(atype == aircraft_type_executive_turboprop_jet)
{
min_cruise_altitude = 5500;
pattern_speed = 160;
approach_speed = 140;
final_speed = 120;
flight_level_rate = 1200;
approach_point_distance = -12;
pattern_point_distance = -5;
approach_turn_distance = 1.8;
altitude_check_interval = 75;
}
else if(atype == aircraft_type_business_jet)
{
min_cruise_altitude = 5500;
pattern_speed = 170;
approach_speed = 150;
final_speed = 130;
flight_level_rate = 1500;
approach_point_distance = -15;
pattern_point_distance = -5;
approach_turn_distance = 1.8;
altitude_check_interval = 45;
}
else if(atype == aircraft_type_airline_jet)
{
min_cruise_altitude = 7500;
pattern_speed = 180;
approach_speed = 160;
final_speed = 140;
flight_level_rate = 1500;
approach_point_distance = -15;
pattern_point_distance = -6;
approach_turn_distance = 2.3;
altitude_check_interval = 45;
}
else if(atype == aircraft_type_large_military_jet)
{
min_cruise_altitude = 8500;
pattern_speed = 210;
approach_speed = 190;
final_speed = 150;
flight_level_rate = 1500;
approach_point_distance = -15;
pattern_point_distance = -7;
approach_turn_distance = 2.3;
altitude_check_interval = 45;
}
else if(atype == aircraft_type_special_military)
{
min_cruise_altitude = 8500;
pattern_speed = 210;
approach_speed = 190;
final_speed = 150;
flight_level_rate = 2000;
approach_point_distance = -15;
pattern_point_distance = -8;
approach_turn_distance = 2.3;
altitude_check_interval = 45;
}
else
{
min_cruise_altitude = 3500;
pattern_speed = 100;
approach_speed = 90;
final_speed = 70;
flight_level_rate = 1000;
approach_point_distance = -10;
pattern_point_distance = -3;
approach_turn_distance = 0.8;
altitude_check_interval = 90;
}
setRGTitle();
}
var getAircraftType = func()
{
var aType = property_Setting_AircraftType.getValue();
if(aType == "Auto")
{
if(isTagDefined("fighter") == 1 or isTagDefined("interceptor") == 1 or isTagDefined("combat") == 1)
{
if(isTagDefined("bomber") == 1 or isTagDefined("tanker") == 1)
aType = aircraft_type_large_military_jet;
else
aType = aircraft_type_special_military;
}
else if(isTagDefined("piston") == 1 or isTagDefined("propeller") == 1)
{
if(isTagDefined("single-engine") == 1 or isTagDefined("1-engine") == 1)
aType = aircraft_type_small_single_engine;
else if(isTagDefined("twin-engine") == 1 or isTagDefined("2-engine") == 1 or
isTagDefined("4-engine") == 1 or isTagDefined("four-engine") == 1 )
aType = aircraft_type_small_multi_engine;
else if(isTagDefined("turboprop") == 1)
aType = aircraft_type_executive_turboprop_jet;
else
aType = aircraft_type_small_single_engine;
}
else if(isTagDefined("jet") == 1)
{
if(isTagDefined("turboprop") == 1)
aType = aircraft_type_executive_turboprop_jet;
else if(isTagDefined("bizjet") == 1 or isTagDefined("business") == 1)
aType = aircraft_type_business_jet;
else if(isTagDefined("cargo") == 1 or isTagDefined("tanker") == 1)
aType = aircraft_type_large_military_jet;
else if(isTagDefined("transport") == 1 or isTagDefined("passenger") == 1)
aType = aircraft_type_airline_jet;
else
aType = aircraft_type_business_jet;
}
else if(isTagDefined("supersonic") == 1 or isTagDefined("turbojet") == 1)
aType = aircraft_type_large_military_jet;
else if(isTagDefined("turboprop") == 1)
aType = aircraft_type_executive_turboprop_jet;
else if(isTagDefined("bizjet") == 1 or isTagDefined("business") == 1)
aType = aircraft_type_business_jet;
else
aType = aircraft_type_unknown;
}
return aType;
}
var isTagDefined = func(tag)
{
var tagdef = 0;
var done = 0;
var i = 0;
var ndx = "";
var property = "";
while(tagdef == 0 and done == 0)
{
if(i > 0)
ndx = sprintf("[%d]", i);
else
ndx = "";
property = getprop(sprintf("/sim/tags/tag%s", ndx));
if(property != nil)
{
if(property == tag)
tagdef = 1;
}
else
done = 1;
i += 1;
}
return tagdef;
}