Adding online help in a new language
Installed on your ST90 system, you will find a comprehensive context-sensitive online help system. The help system may be provided in a new language. You can then update your ST90 system with the new online help.
The following items are required:
- USB flash drive
- Computer mouse
- Computer keyboard
In order to update the online help system, you need a USB flash drive. Your computer must have a suitable utility to unpack ZIP files. We recommend that you connect a computer keyboard to your Processor Unit.
It is assumed that you are familiar with the Microsoft® operating system utilities for file handling.
The context-sensitive online help is provided using a WebHelp installation using HTML format. The help system comprises a large number of files.
Language codes = Folder names | ||
---|---|---|
da = Danish | is = Icelandic | sv = Swedish |
de = German | it = Italian | tr = Turkish |
el = Greek | ja = Japanese | vi = Vietnamese |
en = English | ko = Korean | zh-CHT = Chinese |
es = Spanish | no = Norwegian | zh-CN = Chinese (Simplified) |
fr = French | pl = Polish | |
id = Indonesian | ru = Russian |
Procedure
- Obtain the new help
file.
- Download the help file from our website to a local computer.
- Unpack the ZIP file and place all the files in a folder named HTML.
- Copy the HTML folder to a USB flash drive.
- Turn on the ST90 system.
- Close the ST90 program.
- Open a file manager utility.
- On the computer keyboard,
press ⊞ Win+E to open the file manager.
or:
- From the Windows® Start button, right-click to open File Explorer.
- On the computer keyboard,
press ⊞ Win+E to open the file manager.
- Navigate to the folder
with the on-line help files.
c:\ProgramData\Simrad\ST90\Help
Observe that the folder contains one sub-folder for each language. Examples are "en" for English, "es" for Spanish and "de" for German. Language folders may be missing. In such cases, the on-line help is provided in English.
- Add the new help file.
- Create a folder for the new language.
Make sure that you use the correct folder name. We use the language codes defined by ISO 639-1.
- Copy the entire HTML folder from the USB flash drive to the language folder.
- Create a folder for the new language.
- Close the file manager utility.
- Restart the ST90 system.