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  • #46
    Originally posted by piopawlu View Post
    There is a new build (v225) available for download in the first post. Recent changes include over-ridding Basestation stream location --bs-ip=HOSTNAME --bs-port=PORT.

    Regarding planes not appearing on FR24, were the planes not available at all or were they available under a different ID? Please download the latest version and make sure the Latitude/Longitude printed upon start are correct as the software filters out planes that are too far from these coordinates. Should that show 0/0 please let me know what specific architecture you are using so we can test it.
    Thanks.

    How do I set coordinates on the ARM based version?

    Using
    ./fr24feed_arm-le_225 --fr24key=************* --latitude=X--longitude=Y
    (of course with proper X any Y) does not work:

    [i]FR24Feed v225 - built on Oct 8 2012/09:40:28
    [i]Downloading configuration...OK
    [i]Parsing configuration...OK
    [c]Interval: 5s
    [c]Latitude: 0.0000
    [c]Longitude: 0.0000
    ...
    Last edited by piopawlu; 2012-10-08, 10:02. Reason: removed key


    On Rasperry Pi:
    • GNS 5890 (v3) using adsbox, RTL2832U/R820T SDL using dump1090
    • Feeding FR24 using fr24feed_arm-le_225s

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    • #47
      They should be downloaded from the server, and that is what happens when I test it on my ARM device here. What particular hardware/OS do you use so I can check it?

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      • #48
        Originally posted by piopawlu View Post
        They should be downloaded from the server, and that is what happens when I test it on my ARM device here. What particular hardware/OS do you use so I can check it?
        Hardware: Rasberry Pi
        OS: Debian

        Version: fr24feed_arm-le_225

        Where did you get my coordinates from?


        On Rasperry Pi:
        • GNS 5890 (v3) using adsbox, RTL2832U/R820T SDL using dump1090
        • Feeding FR24 using fr24feed_arm-le_225s

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        • #49
          Originally posted by whz View Post
          Hardware: Rasberry Pi
          OS: Debian

          Version: fr24feed_arm-le_225

          Where did you get my coordinates from?
          When registering for a sharing key you must have either provided them or airport code in which case we used its coordinates. I will check that on RPI and get back to you soon.

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          • #50
            I have tried new ARM 225 version but it is not showing correct lat/long. I've tried also windows application and it shown lat/long correctly. But still no planes is shown on flightradar. I think that my problem is that there are two or three receivers for same location (Same lat/long location but diffrent IDs)....

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            • #51
              Here is an article using the ARM sharing software on a Raspberry Pi or an MK802 stick

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              • #52
                Originally posted by mikee View Post
                Here is an article using the ARM sharing software on a Raspberry Pi or an MK802 stick
                Interesting article about Flightradar24 and the Linux sharing Software.

                They recommend this Phone for Flightradar24.

                "Which device would I choose to use for this project? The MK802 hands down. It is cheaper than the Raspberry Pi by the time you buy a power supply, case, and cables necessary to use the Raspberry Pi. The MK802 comes with everything you need except the mini sd card. The MK802 also comes with built in Wifi which makes placement a bit more convenient.
                AMS Daily Fight Information: http://schiphol.dutchplanespotters.nl/

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                • #53
                  Can anyone help me please?

                  I am using SBS-3 - connected on my local network. IP is: 192.168.10.123. Port ist unchanged.

                  OS: x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux

                  Is something wrong?


                  ./fr24feed_x64_225 --fr24key=xxx --bs-ip=192.168.10.123 --bs-port=10001
                  [i]FR24Feed v225 - built on Oct 8 2012/09:53:11
                  [i]Downloading configuration...OK
                  [i]Parsing configuration...OK
                  [c]Interval: 5s
                  [c]Latitude: XX
                  [c]Longitude: XX
                  [c]GND: YES
                  [c]NonADSB: YES
                  [i]Source defined as Basestation
                  [b]connecting to 192.168.10.123:10001
                  [n]XX@XX:8099/UDP
                  [n]connecting
                  [b]connected
                  [b]working
                  [n]connected
                  [n]switching to UDP
                  [n]working
                  [e]buffer filled, flushing!
                  [e]buffer filled, flushing!
                  [e]buffer filled, flushing!
                  [e]buffer filled, flushing!
                  [e]buffer filled, flushing!
                  [i]sent 0 planes in 0 packets

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                  • #54
                    Do you not run Basestation?
                    Mike


                    www.radarspotting.com

                    Radarspotting since 2005

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                    • #55
                      Originally posted by Stoney View Post
                      Can anyone help me please?

                      I am using SBS-3 - connected on my local network. IP is: 192.168.10.123. Port ist unchanged.

                      OS: x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux

                      Is something wrong?


                      ./fr24feed_x64_225 --fr24key=xxx --bs-ip=192.168.10.123 --bs-port=10001
                      [i]FR24Feed v225 - built on Oct 8 2012/09:53:11
                      [i]Downloading configuration...OK
                      (...)
                      [n]working
                      [e]buffer filled, flushing!
                      ...
                      The software you downloaded assumes that the stream will contain already decoded information compatible with Basestation data feed usually available on port 30003. If you want to run it stand-alone, without Basestation, you must contact us to receive different software that will include the decoder too.

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                      • #56
                        Originally posted by piopawlu View Post
                        When registering for a sharing key you must have either provided them or airport code in which case we used its coordinates. I will check that on RPI and get back to you soon.
                        Hi piopawlu,

                        any news about the coordinate (zeros) problem of the ARM version?
                        ruthenianboy also reported wrong coordinates (see post #50) for this version.

                        Best regards


                        On Rasperry Pi:
                        • GNS 5890 (v3) using adsbox, RTL2832U/R820T SDL using dump1090
                        • Feeding FR24 using fr24feed_arm-le_225s

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                        • #57
                          For the version that provides built-in decoding (EDIT: for the SBS-1er) , does it also provide a Basestation-like service on port 30003?

                          I realize that might be asking a lot, but I thought I'd check anyway...

                          Thanks.
                          Last edited by lsmoker; 2012-10-12, 14:03.

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                          • #58
                            Great stuff, got it working painlessly on Debian Wheezy i686. Makes it simple and trivial for folks running gr-air-modes to share data.

                            My only request so far would be a daemonize mode - for easier init scripts

                            Thanks!

                            -Phil

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                            • #59
                              Originally posted by piopawlu View Post
                              The software you downloaded assumes that the stream will contain already decoded information compatible with Basestation data feed usually available on port 30003. If you want to run it stand-alone, without Basestation, you must contact us to receive different software that will include the decoder too.
                              Which Email Adresse do you want me to contact you?

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                              • #60
                                Originally posted by piopawlu View Post
                                When registering for a sharing key you must have either provided them or airport code in which case we used its coordinates. I will check that on RPI and get back to you soon.
                                Hi piopawlu,

                                any news about the coordinate (zeros) problem of the ARM version?
                                The ARM version does not download the coordinates. They are all zero:

                                [i]FR24Feed v225 - built on Oct 8 2012/09:40:28
                                [i]Downloading configuration...OK
                                [i]Parsing configuration...OK
                                [c]Interval: 5s
                                [c]Latitude: 0.0000
                                [c]Longitude: 0.0000
                                [c]GND: YES
                                [c]NonADSB: YES
                                [i]Source defined as Basestation
                                [b]connecting to localhost:30003
                                [b]connected
                                [b]working
                                [n]EDDK.removed.@.removed.:8099/UDP
                                [n]connecting
                                [n]connected
                                [n]switching to UDP
                                [n]working
                                [i]sent 1 planes in 1 packets

                                ruthenianboy also reported wrong coordinates (see post #50) for this version.

                                This coordinate problem may be the problem that none of my packets seem to be accepted (shown) by FR24, I guess.

                                Best regards

                                Willi


                                On Rasperry Pi:
                                • GNS 5890 (v3) using adsbox, RTL2832U/R820T SDL using dump1090
                                • Feeding FR24 using fr24feed_arm-le_225s

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