Event Manager - Plane Marker Settings

When a specified event occurs, Plane Maker Settings draws a marker around or under the plane for easy identification. A plane marker can be shown for the duration of an event or only for a user defined time period. All settings must be enabled in the Event Manager (see Enable or Disable Alerts). Plane Markers are scaled automatically while zooming in or out.

Click to see the Event Manager Plane Marker Settings window

Items	Description
Display Marker	Choose between showing the marker for 10 seconds or show the marker until it is manually cleared. For 10-seconds - automatically turns on a marker for a plane that has generated an event and displays the event information in the scratch pad. After 10 seconds the marker is automatically turned off. Until Manually Cleared - automatically turns on a marker for a plane that has generated an event and displays the event information in the scratch pad. The marker remains on until it is manually cleared.
Marker Type	The type of marker can be selected to help identify an aircraft that has an event occurring. Select one of the following: Bulls eye Filled circle Outlined circle
Marker Color	The color of the marker can also be specified to customize the type of marker that has been selected in Marker Type, above. This is also used to help identify the aircraft. Choose between the default color in Event Manager or specify a custom color. Select one of the following options: Use event color if specified in Event Manager, otherwise use the color below. Always use the color below.

Items

Description

Display Marker

Choose between showing the marker for 10 seconds or show the marker until it is manually cleared.

For 10-seconds - automatically turns on a marker for a plane that has generated an event and displays the event information in the scratch pad. After 10 seconds the marker is automatically turned off.
Until Manually Cleared - automatically turns on a marker for a plane that has generated an event and displays the event information in the scratch pad. The marker remains on until it is manually cleared.

Marker Type

The type of marker can be selected to help identify an aircraft that has an event occurring. Select one of the following:

Bulls eye

Filled circle

Outlined circle

Marker Color

The color of the marker can also be specified to customize the type of marker that has been selected in Marker Type, above. This is also used to help identify the aircraft.

Choose between the default color in Event Manager or specify a custom color. Select one of the following options:

Use event color if specified in Event Manager, otherwise use the color below.
Always use the color below.