ARINC Direct Messaging Features презентация

ARINC Direct Messaging and Features
In This Presentation We Will Cover the Following Topics:
Accessing the Messaging Feature
Messaging Sub Folders
Composing a message
Message Center
View Past Flights
Satellite Logon
Satellite Voice Calls
Setting up Auto Forward Codes
Messaging for Mobile Users
E-mailing an Aircraft
Important Contact Information

Accessing The Messaging Feature
Navigate to https://direct.arinc.net
To access the message center you need to log into your ARINC Direct account.

Once logged in, click the “Messaging” Tab.

Messaging Sub Folders
Once in the message tab you can choose between 7 different sub-tabs
Compose: Allows you to create and send a message via several different methods
Message Center: Allows you to search for past messages and sort them by different parameters.
View Past Flights: Allows you to monitor OFF/ON and position reports. It will also show you the message media type and network.
Satellite Logon: Allows you to monitor the different satellite usage.
Satellite Voice Calls: Allows you to monitor the Inmarsat and Iridium
satellite voice usage.
Swift64: Allows you to monitor Swift64 usage and call history.

Composing a Message
The tail can be typed in the box or you can select it from the drop-down list then click Add
Don’t forget to
check the boxes!
You can also send your message to other addresses simultaneously.
Note: To and From entries appear in the body of the message as a convenience. They are not used for addressing or routing of the message.

You can send your message
to an auto forward code which will be
demonstrated a little later.
You can also forward your message to a fax number. If you don’t know the fax number of the hotel or FBO you can use the lookup button.
Lastly, messages can be sent
to IATA and AFTN addresses by
adding the address above.

For example, if the aircraft is not powered up message will not be delivered immediately. ARINC will continue to try to deliver this message for the length of time that the sender specified. The default is 10 days.
Finally, click send!
The Try For… feature allows the sender to specify how long ARINC should try to deliver the message.

Traffic can be viewed for up to 90 days after the flight/activity.
Simply click on the date in the past from which you wish to view activity.
The default view will show only today’s activity.
The selected date range is highlighted yellow.
Navigate through the messages using the blue arrow

Message Center
The first column is the timestamp; the exact date and time that the message was sent or received.
The fourth column shows message status; delivered, complete, pending, failed, timed out etc.
The third is the message type or subject, e.g., freetext, Eurocontrol messages, WX requests, etc.
The second; message origination and destination.
The message window is divided into four columns.

When you click the message strip it will expand allowing you to see the message content

You can Sort by any of the column headings or Filter by aircraft tail or message subjects via the two drop-downs

View Past Flights
Select a tail number from the drop down menu.
Select the date range by typing the dates or by using the calendar widget.
This tab allows you to monitor ON/OFF and position reports. It also shows you the message media type and network.

Use the View All Reports button to display all reports on the map
Or, use the checkboxes to select individual reports to view.
Click View Selected Reports

Your selected reports will now display on the map.

Satellite Logon
Allows you to monitor the different satellite usage
This page will primarily be used by technicians for trouble shooting purposes. It includes information such as Ground Earth Station (GES), Aircraft Earth Station ID (AES ID) and logon records.
The date range is selectable in the same way as the message center.

Satellite Voice Calls
Use the drop down menu to
switch between providers

Use the drop down menu to filter by tail number
Swift 64

Setting up Auto Forward Codes
To access the Auto Forward Codes tab you need to click the My Company tab. This folder is only visible on an administrator’s
account

Once you are in the My Company tab click the Auto Forward Codes sub-tab

An auto forward code allows you to store multiple addresses and address types under one specific code; a mailing list of sorts.
This list shows existing auto forward codes you can click them to view and edit the addresses listed
Click to create a new auto forward code

To setup or edit your auto forward code
The auto forward code may contain E-mail addresses, fax numbers, User Names, and IATA or AFTN addresses. They may also include another aircraft. These are selectable from the drop down list under Address Type.
2. Add your addresses:
E-mail
Fax
User Name
Tail Number
Once you have entered all the different ways you would like to have the message sent you can save the information.
1. Name the Auto Forward Code. The crew can simply enter OPS in the flight computer to ensure that any message they send gets delivered to all of the addresses listed.

FC (Flight Coordinator) Instructions are only required if you need an ARINC FC to perform part of your message on a regular basis.
Adding FC Instructions and Saving
For example, you could list in your OFF/ON Reports: “Please call dispatch at +1.410.266.5555 to confirm receipt of the aircraft’s ETA.”
These instructions are automatically sent to ARINC FCs any time a message is sent to this auto forward code. ARINC will then action the instructions.
Finally, click Save Auto Forward Code

To use the OPS code when composing a message:
Select the auto forward code from the list and check the box. This will allow you to send updates quickly and to a number of different destinations.

Sending an E-mail to An Aircraft
Start by entering this email address
The subject line must
contain the tail number
of the aircraft
Type your message and send. You can message your aircraft from any e-mail source including your smart phone