In the 'Call sign' dialog it is possible to translate an IATA flight number to a call sign.
This call sign will then be used for incoming Euro-control messages.
It's also displayed in the Leg tool-tip and Activity Info.
Instructions
It's possible to import call-signs by reading in the information from a specially formatted .CSV file or by using the RAIDO API. This guide describes the file import method.
Please note that the import will clear all existing call signs for the prefixes used in the file and for the period specified on line 2
Below is the exact format with a few different variants on how the information can be presented when imported as ‘.CSV’.
While it's possible to omit information like departure and arrival station, and still get a match within the schedule, it's recommended to be as inclusive as possible.
IATA,ICAO
29MAR20,24OCT20
XX1005,ZZZ112
XX1006,ZZZ113
XX1007,ZZZ114,AAA,BBB,123 5
XX1008,ZZZ115,AAA,,1234567
XX1009,ZZZ116,,, 34
XX1010,ZZZ117
Legend
XX IATA flight number
ZZZ ICAO call sign
AAA departure station
BBB Arrival station
1234567 day of week
When you have created your file to import, the next step is to set up a dedicated folder on the server hosting Sleipner, where the Callsigns.csv file will be placed to be parsed in to RAIDO.
Preferably place where it is close by to other message traffic, the following is only an example and may not reflect your setup. \ComChannels\IN\Callsign
The next step is to create a com channel with the File Type ‘ImportTemplate’ that will direct RAIDO to check the folder as often as required and parse the data when a Callsigns.csv file is present.
The SetFlightData in RAIDO API call can be used to insert and update flight leg data. Please see the API manual for more information. API Manuals