What happens when you send a Link 16 message to AMP?

What happens when you send a Link 16 message to AMP?

• A. One and two segment lines are eligible to be sent to AMP manually via the SEND AMP key
• B. SEND AMP creates a local copy of no-fly and no-search zones
• C. Both A and B
• D. None of the above

Answer: (C)

Sending a Link 16 message to AMP triggers AMP to process the content you push, and using the SEND AMP action does two things. First, it allows forward of eligible data lines—specifically one-segment and two-segment lines—to AMP for processing. Second, it causes AMP to create a local copy of no-fly and no-search zones, storing that airspace-restriction data for quick access and offline reference. Because both actions occur when you use SEND AMP, the combined behavior is the best answer: you can push eligible lines to AMP and AMP simultaneously builds a local geofence dataset.

Sending a Link 16 message to AMP triggers AMP to process the content you push, and using the SEND AMP action does two things. First, it allows forward of eligible data lines—specifically one-segment and two-segment lines—to AMP for processing. Second, it causes AMP to create a local copy of no-fly and no-search zones, storing that airspace-restriction data for quick access and offline reference. Because both actions occur when you use SEND AMP, the combined behavior is the best answer: you can push eligible lines to AMP and AMP simultaneously builds a local geofence dataset.