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JeppView FliteDeck User's Guide

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If you connect a weather receiver later, initialize XmLink by double-clicking the

XmLink icon on your desktop.

If you do not want XmLink to initialize at startup, you can change the setting to

where XmLink starts when you launch JeppView FliteDeck, or you can completely

disable it. See

Advanced Configuration of JWC for additional information.

Displaying Cached Weather Data

As you receive weather files from your weather receiver, they are stored to your

hard drive in a designated location determined by XmLink and the Jeppesen Weather

Controller (JWC) installer. After XmLink collects the weather data from the weather

receiver and places it in the XmLink data folder, JWC collects the XmLink data and

caches it in its own folder that FliteDeck uses.

• For Windows 2000 and XP, the JWC folder resides in the same location as the

FliteDeck folder on your hard drive. For instance, if you installed FliteDeck in

the default location (C:\Jeppesen\FliteDeck3), the JWC folder will be

located at C:\Jeppesen\JWC.

• For Windows Vista, the data resides in the

C:\ProgramData\Jeppesen\JWC\XMWeather folder.

If you have collected weather data in the last 48 hours, there is a good chance the

weather files are still located there. To find the cached weather files, browse to the

JWC folder, and then open the XMWeather folder. If you are collecting weather

information or have collected weather lately, you should see a variety of weather

folders (cloud tops, freezing, METARs, radar, and so on). The cached files reside in

the appropriate folders.

When the weather products expire, they no longer display in FliteDeck. This ensures

that you are not viewing old and expired information.

The weather files residing in the cached folders have four associated timestamps:

• issue date

• time received

• valid start time

• expiration time

After the data is cached, FliteDeck displays the weather from the valid start time to

the expiration time. In other words, if you collect the weather data for twenty

minutes to ensure you receive all the weather products, you can essentially

disconnect the weather receiver and still be able to display weather in FliteDeck for

another 47 hours and 40 minutes.

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