How can the crew select a non-priority Radar Frequency Interferometer (RFI) threat to conduct a cued search?

How can the crew select a non-priority Radar Frequency Interferometer (RFI) threat to conduct a cued search?

• A. Use the Map Display to select the emitter
• B. Enable auto cued search
• C. Reboot the system
• D. Reselect the cued search button and Cursor Select Function to choose an emitter

Answer: (D)

To guide the system to a specific non-priority threat, you need to re-enter cued search mode and use the Cursor Select function to designate the emitter. This explicitly sets the chosen emitter as the current cue, directing the search and tracking toward that target regardless of its priority. Relying on the Map Display alone doesn’t establish the cued target, and auto cued search would let the system pick targets automatically, which removes your direct control over which emitter is cued. Rebooting isn’t a practical or reliable way to change the cued target. By reactivating cued search and selecting the emitter with the Cursor Select function, you lock in the precise non-priority threat you want to examine.

To guide the system to a specific non-priority threat, you need to re-enter cued search mode and use the Cursor Select function to designate the emitter. This explicitly sets the chosen emitter as the current cue, directing the search and tracking toward that target regardless of its priority. Relying on the Map Display alone doesn’t establish the cued target, and auto cued search would let the system pick targets automatically, which removes your direct control over which emitter is cued. Rebooting isn’t a practical or reliable way to change the cued target. By reactivating cued search and selecting the emitter with the Cursor Select function, you lock in the precise non-priority threat you want to examine.