From what tab is automatic launch point discrimination controlled?

• A. Tab 12
• B. Tab 10
• C. Tab 14
• D. Tab 68

Answer: (C)

Automatic launch point discrimination is the part of the system that decides, based on target characteristics and kill criteria, whether a detected track should trigger an automatic launch. The controls for this behavior are placed in the section of the interface that handles engagement decisions—specifically the tab devoted to launch point discrimination settings. There you can enable or disable ALPD, set the discrimination thresholds, and define the rules that determine when a track qualifies for automatic engagement. Other areas of the interface manage display, sensor setup, or general system status, which do not alter how the system automatically decides to launch.