JESTER Set Commands, full list.

[IronMike]

SET COMMAND WITH VALUE 10009 <value>

value = 1 disables Jester LANTIRN auto designate 

value = 0 enables Jester LANTIRN auto designate (default)

 

SET COMMAND WITH VALUE 10010 <value>

value = 1 silences Jester 

value = 0 Jester will talk again (default)

 

SET COMMAND WITH VALUE 100011 <value>

value = 1 disables Jester 

value = 0 reactivates Jester (default)

 

SET COMMAND WITH VALUE 10012 <value>

This is a special command with which you can force Jester to track a specific target using unit name. Since SET COMMAND can only accept numerical values >= -1 and <= 1, we use the following rule: 

value = 0.01 will track unit named LantirnTarget01 

value = 0.02 will track unit named LantirnTarget02 ... value = 0.99 will track unit named LantirnTarget99 value = 1.00 will track unit named LantirnTarget100 

value = 0 will resume Jester state to normal operations

 

SET COMMAND WITH VALUE 10013 <value>

Another special command but this time Jester will track zones. 

value = 0.01 will track zone named LantirnZone01 

value = 0.02 will track zone named LantirnZone02 ... 

value = 0.99 will track zone named LantirnZone99 value = 1.00 will track zone named LantirnZone100 

value = 0 will resume Jester state to normal operations 

Commands 10012 and 10013 are exclusive - when Jester is tracking a unit using command 10012, activating command 10013 will force jester to stop tracking that unit and start tracking a zone, and vice versa. 

Using value = 0 in either of the two will stop tracking both units and zones. 

 

10014: Jester will designate manually what is under the lantirn cross. 

 

10015: - tune AN/ARC-182 to a selected channel. 

As the value pass: 0.XX where XX is the two-digit channel number 

 

10016 - tune TACAN channel. 

The value should be constructed using the following guide: 

s0.XXXY, where s is an optional - sign - use negative values for A/A and positive for T/R 

XXX is the three-digit channel number (remember about the leading zeroes for channels lower than 100) 

Y is 0 for using X-mode, and 1 for using Y-mode. 

so: 0.0630 is channel 63X, T/R -0.0081 is channel 8Y, A/A

 

10017: DEST knob

    0.1 - WP1

    0.2 - WP2

    0.3 - WP3

    0.4 - FP

    0.5 - IP

    0.6 - ST

    0.7 - HB

    0.8 - MAN

 

10018: select waypoint to enter coords from a trigger zone (this command does no action in the cockpit)

    0.1 - WP1

    0.2 - WP2

    0.3 - WP3

    0.4 - FP

    0.5 - IP

    0.6 - ST

    0.7 - HB

    0.8 - MAN

  

  

10019: enter coords from trigger zone for the waypoint selected with 10018 (if no selected, WP1)

    0.01 - WaypointZone01

    0.02 - WaypointZone02

    ...

    0.99 - WaypointZone99

 

   

10020: WCS switch

    0.1 - OFF

    0.2 - STBY

    0.3 - ON

    0.0 - return to automatic

    

 

10021: run RWR BIT

 

10022: TID range knob

    0.1 - 25 NM

    0.2 - 50 NM

    0.3 - 100 NM

    0.4 - 200 NM

    0.5 - 400 NM

    0.0 - return to automatic

    

10023: Jester Eject

 

10024: STT target:

0.00 - Stop force STT track

0.01 - AirTarget01

0.02 - AirTarget02

...

0.99 - AirTarget99

 

10025: break lock

 

10026: weapon station state

0.xy

x - station number (1-8)

y - state: 0 down (safe), 1 up (selected)

 

10027: weapon wheel option:

0.10 - MK-81H

0.11 - MK-81L

0.12 - MK-82H

0.13 - MK-82L

0.14 - MK-83H

0.15 - MK-83L

0.16 - MK-84

0.17 - LAU-10

0.19 - CBU-59A

0.20 - CBU-59B

0.21 - CBU-59C

0.22 - MK-20A

0.23 - MK-20B

0.24 - MK-20C

0.25 - MK-45

0.26 - GBU-10

0.27 - GBU-12

0.28 - GBU-16

0.29 - GBU-24

0.30 - BDU-33

0.31 - TALD

0.32 - SUU-25

 

10028: ATTK MODE knob:

0.0 - CMPTR TGT

0.1 - CMPTR IP

0.2 - CMPTR PLT

0.3 - MAN

 

10029: DLVY MODE switches

0.xy

x: 0 - STP, 1 - RPL

y: 0 - SGL, 1 - PRS

 

10030: DLVY INTERVAL

0.xy

x: first roller

y: second roller

 

10031: DLVY QTY

0.xy

x - first roller

y - second roller

 

10032: MSL Launch

 

10033: Radar azimuth -1 to 1

 

10034: Radar elevation -1 to 1

Edited November 2, 2022 by IronMike

[IronMike]

The set commands are very straight forward to use, even for newcomers. But if you want some additional guidance, check out this great tutorial by @Reflected