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New to vATIS: Invalid Callsign Format. Please Try Again.


Liam Starr
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Liam Starr
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Trying to connect. Keep getting Invalid Callsign Format. Please Try Again. Have not entered a callsign. Where do I enter it?

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Justin Shannon
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Did you create a new facility or import an existing one?

If you created one, what did you enter for the facility identifier? 

Controller (C3), Los Angeles ARTCC
Developer: xPilot, vATIS

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Liam Starr
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I created one. I used KRDU as the facility identifier.

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Justin Shannon
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Can you export the facility and upload the file somewhere public (like Google Drive) and share the link here for me?

Controller (C3), Los Angeles ARTCC
Developer: xPilot, vATIS

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Robert Shearman Jr
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Liam, ZDC has a facility file for KRDU.  Yet I don't see you on the Controller Roster for ZDC.  Why are you trying to run vATIS there?

EDIT: Liam, I see that you have no connection history to the network thus far.  I think you may be confused about what vATIS does.  It is used by a VATSIM Air Traffic Controller who is providing ATC to an airport to CREATE an ATIS transmission there.  You need to join ZDC as a controller-in-training if you want to do that.  As a pilot, your Pilot Client (vPilot, xPilot, swift, etcetera) is used to RETRIEVE an ATIS for a certain airport -- IF a VATSIM controller is presently running one there.  Hope that clears things up.

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Cheers,
-R.

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Liam Starr
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I was confused about what vATIS does. I thought it was a stand-alone way to retrieve an ATIS transmission. Thanks for clearing that up.

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