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Creating Alerts
One of the most important features of AirNav RadarBox is that you can program the software to trigger alerts for certain circumstances. For example, you can have the program to automatically send an email message when British Airways flight 272 is received. The Alert feature can be accessed on the RadarBox Interface. If it not shown open it from the program menu [ Tools | Interface | Show/Hide].
![]() Above: The Alerts setup window
How does it work?
The alert feature is divided in two parts:
There are five types of conditions to trigger an alert:
There are four types of alerts
If you wish Network traffic to trigger an alert, tick the "Activat Alerts for Network Flights" box.
Note that you can use wildcards to specify conditions. For example if you want your computer to play a sound whenever a British registered aircraft has been received enter G-* in the registration condition (all the British registered aircraft registrations start with a 'G-').
On the bottom of the Alert tab you will also see the alert log box. This will keep a log of the alerts sent for you to check.
Example of an Alert
Let's imagine we want an email message to be sent to "johnsmith@email.com" whenever British Airways flight 272 is received. 1- Check the Flight ID check box to activate this type of alert condition 2- Type 'BAW272' on the aircraft alert box 3- Check the "Send an Email to the following addresses:" option 4- Type the email address on the email address box 5- That's it. When flight BAW272 is first received by the system an email address will be sent to the specified email address.
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