1. Lock your target with the Shkval
2. Choose the button which corresponds to your target on your datalink panel (diamond/house/square icon)
3. Choose Send/Mem to store that target in your ABRIS. You should now see an icon representing your target on your moving map
3a. Press the "Target mode reset button" (Backspace)
4. Choose the button which corresponds to your target on the datalink panel. If there is more than one of each, hit the button a second (or third or fourth) time to choose those icons. The icon will blink denoting that it is selected.
5. Choose the button on your datalink panel to send to wingman or send to all.
6. Choose Send/Mem to send the data to your wingman/wingmen.
7. Open your radio menu and tell your wingman/wingmen to attack datalinked target. There are several steps in doing this but I don't recall them at the moment. These aren't hard though as the radio menu is self explanatory.
Wothan
I understand the data linking procedure to be a little different to what you have described when selecting a target from a group of datalink targets. You must choose the target type
and the wingman
before you cycle between datalink targets.
1. Lock your target with the Shkval
2. Choose the button which corresponds to your target on your datalink panel (diamond/house/square icon)
3. Choose Send/Mem to store that target in your ABRIS. You should now see an icon representing your target on your moving map
3a. Press the "Target mode reset button" (Backspace)
4. Choose the button which corresponds to your target on the datalink panel.
5. Choose the button on your datalink panel to send to wingman or send to all.
5a. If there is more than one datalink target, hit the target type button a second (or third or fourth) time to cycle targets. The icon will blink denoting that it is selected.6. Choose Send/Mem to send the data to your wingman/wingmen.
7. Open your radio menu and tell your wingman/wingmen to attack datalinked target.
dure is to select target type, select wingman and
then press the target type button again if you want to cycle through different targets.
I haven't tried doing this any other way, but this is the method as stated in the manual and as explained by Mr Wagner in the Producers video notes.