Route Editor

The Route Editor allows you to manually enter route information. Clicking OK saves the entered data, redraws the route, and closes the Route Editor. Clicking Apply saves the window's data and redraws the route. Clicking Cancel restores the route to the state it had before you brought up the Route Editor. Most route editing functions can also be done via the Popup Menu.

• Name
  Allows you to name your route.
• Attack Mode
  There are two attack modes for JSOW: Preplanned and Target Of Opportunity. This is currently unused.
• Variant
  There are three variants of JSOW: A (Baseline or BLU-97), B (BLU-108), and C (Unitary). Currently only the baseline is supported.
• Release Point
  Allows you to enter the lat/lon/altitude and airspeed at which the missile will be released.
• Waypoints
  There can be at most six waypoints in the route. The MPM will not allow waypoint entry if the waypoints are too close to each other, the release point, or the target.
  • Add
    Clicking on this button will pop up the Waypoint Editor for adding a waypoint. If a waypoint is highlighted in the list, the new waypoint will be added after it. If not, the new waypoint will be added to the end of the list.
  • Edit
    Clicking on a waypoint in the list and then clicking on this button (or double-clicking the waypoint in the list) will pop up the Waypoint Editor to allow you to change the waypoint's location and altitude.
  • Delete
    Click on a waypoint in the list and then click on this button to delete it.
• Target
  Allows you to provide a target name, class, id, subclass, lat/lon, dispense altitude, and Time On Target (TOT). Also shown are the range (release point's distance from the target, ignoring waypoints) and the flight distance (number of miles traveled by the missile, including waypoints).
• View Vertical Profile
  Pops up the Vertical Profile screen to show the missile's flight profile.

James Eanes
Daniel H. Wagner Associates