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M-SHARP to OOMA NALCOMIS Transfer Procedures

M-SHARP to OOMA NALCOMIS Transfer Procedures. Introduction to “M-SHARP to NALCOMIS” Transfer. The use of external transfer devices (e.g. thumb drives) has become more restrictive due to Operational Security (OPSEC). The “A:” drive is the only input option into OOMA

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M-SHARP to OOMA NALCOMIS Transfer Procedures

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  1. M-SHARP to OOMA NALCOMIS Transfer Procedures

  2. Introduction to “M-SHARP to NALCOMIS” Transfer • The use of external transfer devices (e.g. thumb drives) has become more restrictive due to Operational Security (OPSEC). • The “A:” drive is the only inputoption into OOMA • This brief provides instructions on several methods used to perform the M-SHARP to OMMA transfer. • OOMA only allows for the transfer of one flight at a time from M-SHARP via the “SHARP/FIST” interface (“A:” drive). • At the end of every transfer, the user must delete the old files on the “A:” drive, in preparation for the next transfer. The “A:” drive must be empty before starting the next transfer. Click here to read the MARADMIN 647/08

  3. Media Transfer Options • There are four options available to transfer data from M-SHARP to OOMA, • Mapped Shared Folder • CD-RW • USB, External HD, or Network Drive • Floppy Drive (Bolded options are highly recommended)

  4. Media Transfer Options • These Media Options are Normally Used When the Unit is Deployed(i.e. Deployable M-SHARP) • Floppy Drive • CD-RW • M-SHARP and NALCOMIS Do Not Coexist on the Same Network

  5. Media Transfer Options • These Media Options are Normally Used When the Unit is at Home Base(i.e. Global M-SHARP) • USB, External HD, or Network Drive • Mapped Shared Folder • M-SHARP and NALCOMIS Coexist on the Same Network

  6. Media Transfer Options Click on the Desired Media Type Below, to Advance to that Media Type’s Procedures Floppy Drive CD-RW USB, External HD, or Network Drive Mapped Shared Folder

  7. Floppy Drive Transfer Procedures

  8. CD-RWProcedures Select this option if OOMA is on the same network as M-SHARP Select this option if OOMA is NOT on the same network as M-SHARP

  9. USB, External HD,or Network Drive Procedures

  10. Mapped Shared Folder Procedures

  11. Log in using your‘USER NAME’ and‘PASSWORD’ assigned to you by S-3. CLICK HERE FOR THE MAINTENANCE ADMINISTRATOR PROCEDURES FOR FLIGHT DOCUMENT APPROVAL

  12. SELECT FLIGHT EVENTS

  13. 1. Select appropriate Date and Time Range. 2. Select Apply

  14. 1. Highlight appropriate flight. 2. Select the NALCOMIS Button to create the transfer disk A document number will automatically be created, if not previously done.

  15. 2. Select the .zip file 1. Ensure the NALCOMIS setting is correct (should read “OOMA FORMAT”). The setting is configured on the Unit Edit page in Setup. Contact your M-SHARP Admin or Support if permissions prevent updating this setting.

  16. Select open

  17. FLOPPY DRIVE PROCEDURE 1. Select all files 2. Select extract

  18. FLOPPY DRIVE PROCEDURE 1. Ensure a formatted floppy disk is in the drive and Select A: drive 2. Select extract 3. After the extract has completed, exit WinZip.

  19. CD-RW PROCEDURE with M-SHARP & OOMA on the Same Network • This procedure allows OOMA to import the M-SHARP NALCOMIS files without the use of a Floppy Disk/Drive. • By default, OOMA is programmed to import only from the A: drive. This procedure will reconfigure the computer to look at a different drive letter when called to look for the A: drive. Specifically, your CD ROM drive, in this case. • In this slide it shows Drive D: being substituted for drive A:. • Drive D: can represent a CD/Flash/Network/Mapped Drive. 1. Click on the Windows START button, then select Run… 2. In the Open box type CMD, then click OK 3. At the end of the Command Prompt line type: subst A: D:\

  20. USB , EXTERNAL HD, or NETWORK DRIVE PROCEDURE • This procedure allows OOMA to import the M-SHARP NALCOMIS files without the use of a Floppy Disk/Drive. • By default, OOMA is programmed to import only from the A: drive. This procedure will reconfigure the computer to look at a different drive letter when called to look for the A: drive. • USB Thumb Drive or External HD: your computer may assign “E…F…G”, etc. as the drive letter name. In step 3 below, you willsubstitute “A:”for the computer assigned drive letter, i.e. C:\Documents and Settings\reedrh>SUBST A: F:\ • Network Drive: the preferred drive to utilize is the H:\ as every NMCI User has a personal folder on the server under the H:\. 1. Click on the Windows START button, then select Run… 2. In the Open box type CMD, then click OK 3. At the end of the Command Prompt line type: subst A: H:\

  21. CD-RW PROCEDURE with M-SHARP & OOMA on Separate Networks • This procedure allows OOMA to import the M-SHARP NALCOMIS files without the use of a Floppy Disk/Drive. • By default, OOMA is programmed to import only from the A: drive. This procedure will reconfigure the computer to look at a different drive letter when called to look for the A: drive. Specifically, your CD ROM drive, in this case. • In this slide it shows Drive D: being substituted for drive A:. • Drive D: can represent a CD/Flash/Network/Mapped Drive. 1. Click on the Windows START button, then select Run… Insert the CD-RW with the M-SHARP files in a computer that can access OOMA 2. In the Open box type CMD, then click OK 3. At the end of the Command Prompt line type: subst A: D:\

  22. 1. From ‘My Computer’ select ‘Tools’ then ‘Map Network Drive’. MAPPED SHARED FOLDER PROCEDURE 2. When the ‘Map Network Drive’ window appears on the drive selection drop down list select ‘Drive A:’

  23. MAPPED SHARED FOLDER PROCEDURE 1. Next click on the Browse button and the browse window should appear. 2. In the browse window navigate to the shared drive folder you will use for your M-SHARP files that will appear as your Drive A: Creating a folder that will be used only for your M-SHARP files is recommended. Note that once you assign this it will remain with this logon on that workstation.

  24. 1. Select all files 2. Select extract

  25. MAPPED SHARED FOLDER PROCEDURE 1. Ensure target drive does not have any other flight documents present 2. Select the target drive 3. Select extract 4. After the extract has completed, exit WinZip.

  26. CD-RW PROCEDURE with M-SHARP & OOMA on the Same Network 1. Ensure target drive does not have any other flight documents present 2. Select the target drive 3. Select extract 4. After the extract has completed, exit WinZip.

  27. CD-RW PROCEDURE with M-SHARP & OOMA on Separate Networks 1. Ensure target drive does not have any other flight documents present 2. Select the target drive 3. Select extract 4. After the extract has completed, exit WinZip.

  28. USB , EXTERNAL HD, or NETWORK DRIVE PROCEDURE 1. Ensure target drive does not have any other flight documents present 2. Select the target drive 3. Select extract 4. After the extract has completed, exit WinZip.

  29. CD-RW PROCEDURE (Same Network or Separate Network) Attention! A CD-RW disk is required to make this process work properly. 1. Insert a new CD-RW in your CD drive. Then Right Click once on the CD drive and select Enable Drag-to-Disk. 2. When the Enable Drag-to-Disk window appears select ‘Yes’ .

  30. CD-RW PROCEDURE (Same Network or Separate Network) 1. Once ‘Enable Drag-to-Disk’ completes; right click on the CD drive in your ‘My Computer’ and select ‘Format’. 2. In the ‘Format Options Window’ Select ‘Full Format’ and click OK. You will notice that The Drag-to-Disk icon will show up on your desk top when this option is activated. The ‘Drag-to-Disk’ format window will now be visible and show the status of preparing the CD for use. Once the CD is created it can be used many times, so label it! You WILL need to return to the computer it was created on, to delete the latest M-SHARP files, then reuse the disk as needed with out the burden of reformatting it.

  31. CD-RW PROCEDURE with M-SHARP & OOMA on Separate Networks 1. From ‘My Computer’ right click on the CD drive and select Eject. 2. The Drag-to-Disk eject options will open. Ensure that the ’Leave the disk open’ and ‘Show eject options’ are both selected. Then click Eject.

  32. Select Close

  33. Select Flight and Select Flight

  34. Select Flight Document

  35. Attention! It is possible, in some instances, this notice may not appear. Continue to the next step, if this notice does not appear. Select OK

  36. Select barrel icon “SHARP/FIST”

  37. If utilizing the Floppy Disk procedure ensure the Disk is in the Floppy Drive, then Select OK

  38. Select Yes

  39. Select OK

  40. Select OK

  41. Click on: Actions Go to: Modify… Current Flight… Select Any Current Flight Document

  42. 1. Select appropriate flight 2. Select OK

  43. Review the flight record to ensure the necessary information has been imported and Select Save

  44. Select Yes

  45. Select CANCEL

  46. Select OK

  47. Select No

  48. 1. Check the appropriate box: REVIEWED once the record has been reviewed by Operations M ADMIN once the flight record has been imported into NALCOMIS 2. Select Save

  49. OOMA NALCOMIS ADMINISTRATOR PROCEDURES For NAVFLIR APPROVAL

  50. MAINTENANCE ADMINISTRATOR PROCEDURES FOR FLIGHT DOCUMENT APPROVAL Select Flight and Select Flight

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