PHILIPPINE RADAR FORUM

[paradiselost]

Tried connecting the receiver to laptop via ethernet but it cannot establish a connection. They seem not to know each other. The values are not found on cmd netstat. Should try another strategy.

Perhaps you missed a step in your windows network settings of disabling the wifi connection and enabling the ethernet connection. netstat will work then from the cmd prompt.

[paradiselost]

After you do that post a screen shot of the netstat results.

[paradiselost]

while your laptop is set to ethernet connection the wireless on your phone will let you login here for posting.

[paradiselost]

ok the problem is the network settings in the receiver. do you have a pc or laptop?

1. connect the receiver with an ethernet cable to the pc or laptop..
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2. disable wifi and enable the ethernet connection in the windows network connections.and click ok.

3. Open the command prompt and type netstat.. In the list look :30336 or 30337. In your browser if you find one or another the 192.168.xxx.xxx is the ip. type that ip ie 192.168.1.xxx. your receiver setup will open. Beware the ip could be 10.xxx.xxx.xxx or 160.xxx.xxx.xxx instead of starting with 192.

4. on your receiver login screen look for the network setting link at the bottom of the page.

5, On the Receiver network page select use Static IP. for the IP address use 192.168.254.150. the Netmask is 255.255.255.0 and the Gateway is 192.168.254.254. for DNS type 8.8.8.8 click save..

in another browser tab type 192.168.254.150. your receiver page will open

I edited the instructions to clear them up.

When you are through set the windows ethernet connection to disabled and wireless to enabled.
Reconnect your FR24 ethernet cable to your modems lan port.

paradiselost

F-RPVD1

[rog0322]

Here.s the netstat screenshots

[Oblivian]

Or better yet. Email support@fr24.com and get them engaged to reset the device per the help documents

[paradiselost]

Here.s the netstat screenshots

Try 169.254.140.180 in a separate tab.

[Oblivian]

Try 169.254.140.180 in a separate tab.

Gather you know 169.254 is a loopback address due no DHCP allocation?

Port 4/WAN will not work with a receiver. That is designed for an input internet connection WIDE area network

Unless the router has been configured to dumb mode where all 4 ports are for client.

[Oblivian]

If you truely think the feed box is on a fixed IP, and you can't revert back to it due to changed router/IP range.

I'd suggest plugging both feeder and PC into a switch (only), and changing PC ip to match the old range. Locate And simply browse to it and pre-setup.

If you don't know how to change/fix IP. Use something such as 'IP Shifter'. And set it as what your old router IP use to be (you wont be connecting it so it doesn't matter)

And use angry IP scanner to probe for it and reconfigure.

/edit You may also be able to fix it using the oldschool arp technique if you can see the MAC

https://www.digi.com/support/knowledge-base/how-to-use-arp-ping-to-assign-an-ip-address-to-por

[rog0322]

FR24 Admin notified me that F-RPML3 is back online just this morning, Nov 29. I don't know why, maybe ISP finally allowed the receiver to upload data. The last thing I remember doing was transferring the connection from LAN4/WAN slot to LAN3 about midnight of November 26 after failure to log on to the receiver webpage, went to sle and forgot about the whole thing. I was diverted by the monitoring of TS "KAMMURI" entering PAR and although Macajalar Bay/CGY area is not in its path, we may get a bit of its outer rim effects. Just in time.

Thanks paradiselost and oblivian for the advice. BTW I can see the receiver local now IP as 192.168.254.104.

[paradiselost]

Cebu Pacific has converted 2 of their older ATR75 aircraft from passenger and cargo to cargo only. The conversion was done by an Airbus contractor in Europe.

The conversion involved removing the passenger seats and windows and opening up a huge cargo door in front of the left wing and upgrading the avionics to enable ADSB tracking.

RP-C7253 Serial number 828 and RP-C7252 serial number 820 are the two converted aircraft.

Only RP-C7252 serial number 820 is being used between MNL-CGY, CGY-GES, GES-MNL

Shippers can preload A330 compatible containers, which the converted aircraft can now carry, with fresh fish and produce for export shipment abroad days earlier than possible before.

Keep an eye out for them, SRQ5715, SRQ5783, SRQ5830.

paradiselost

[teddyp]

FR24 Receivers Working and Non-Working 1-4-2019

Working FR24 receivers 1-4-2019 in the Philippines

RADAR F-RPMO1 West Coast of Leyte, Ormoc
RADAR F-RPVA1 East Coast of Leyte, Tacloban
RADAR F-RPVB1 Northern Negros Occidental, Bacolod-Silay
RADAR F-RPVS1 San Jose, Antique, Pinay Island
RADAR F-RPUW1 Marinduque Airport, Marinduque Island
RADAR F-RPLB1 Subic Bay International Airport, Zambales, Luzon Island
RADAR F-RPWC1 Awang Airport, Cotabato
RADAR F-RPVR1 Roxas Airport (RXS) located in Roxas, Capiz, Panay Island
RADAR F-RPLL2 Cavite City, Cavite, Manila Suburb, Luzon Island
RADAR F-RPLL5 Imus City, Cavite, Luzon Island
RADAR F-RPUN1 AND RPUN2, Naga, Camarines Sur
RADAR F-RPUS1 San Fernando, La Union, Luzon
RADAR T-RPMD1 Davao City, Davao City, Davao del Sur, Mindanao
RADAR F-RPMO1 Ozamiz City, Misamis Occidental, Mindanao
RADAR F-RPML3 Cagayan De Oro City-Laguindingan, Misamis Oriental, Mindanao
RADAR F-RPVI1 Iloilo, Cabatuan, Panay Island
RADAR F-RPWE1 Butuan City, Agusan Del Norte, Mindanao
RADAR F-RPVK1 Kalibo, Aklan, Panay Island
RADAR F-RPVK2 Kalibo, Aklan, Panay Island
RADAR F-RPLP1 Legazpi City, Albay, Bicol island
RADAR F-RPVM3 Lahug, Cebu

Missing in Action

RADAR F-RPMZ2 Zamboanga, Zamboanga del Sur, Mindanao
RADAR F-RPMG1 Dipolog, Zamboanga Del Norte, Mindanao
RADAR F-RPMI1 Iligan City, Lanao del Norte, Mindanao
RADAR F-RPMD1 and 2 Davao City, Davao City, Davao del Sur, Mindano
RADAR F-RPVT1 Tagbilaran, Bohol
RADAR F-RPLC1 AND 2 Angeles City, Pampanga, Luzon
RADAR F-RPUB1 Baguio, Benguet, Luzon
RADAR F-RPUT1 Tuguegarao, Cagayan, Luzon
RADAR F-RPLI1 Laoag, Ilocos Norte, Luzon
RADAR F-RPVP1 Puerto Princesa, Palawan Island

paradiselost

Correcting location of F-RPUW1 - Shoreline of Brgy Aplaya Laiya, San Juan, Batangas, Calabarzon, PH

teddy
p.s. station is currently offline due to receiver repairs and will be reinstalled by Feb 16

[paradiselost]

Correcting location of F-RPUW1 - Shoreline of Brgy Aplaya Laiya, San Juan, Batangas, Calabarzon, PH

teddy
p.s. station is currently offline due to receiver repairs and will be reinstalled by Feb 16

Thanks Teddy for the location of your receiver. That list was compiled in January of last year and a lot of those receivers do not exist any more and new ones have taken some of their locations.

If you don't mind telling us what happened to your receiver, did you have to return it to FR24 for replacement? FR24 is replacing receivers built by Gunter in Germany with a new design manufactured in Sweden.

paradiselost (john)
F-RPVD1 Dumaguete

[teddyp]

It was not necessary to have it replaced. Ants nested on the ethernet port and connector and either grounded or disconnected the pins. Had to take it down for thorough cleaning here in Quezon City. I temporarily connected it to the internet here for testing and it worked. Will bring back to Batangas this weekend.
This is my second FR24 receiver in the last 5 years. The first one was struck by lightning in 2016 which burned the main board and power supply and had to be sent back and replaced.
The station has good range up to 255 nautical miles and is directly in the flight path of traffic coming from south landing in Manila.

[paradiselost]

It was not necessary to have it replaced. Ants nested on the ethernet port and connector and either grounded or disconnected the pins. Had to take it down for thorough cleaning here in Quezon City. I temporarily connected it to the internet here for testing and it worked. Will bring back to Batangas this weekend.
This is my second FR24 receiver in the last 5 years. The first one was struck by lightning in 2016 which burned the main board and power supply and had to be sent back and replaced.
The station has good range up to 255 nautical miles and is directly in the flight path of traffic coming from south landing in Manila.

I hear you about vermin and ethernet cables. Rats above the ceiling love the gray ethernet cable. When you get back to Batangas and reconnect the ethernet check for the led on the receiver. The 5 volts that make the receiver led light comes from the switch or modem the other end is connected to. If the ethernet cable is run through an inaccessible location and you need to replace use the red or blue sheathed cable. Vermin leave those colors alone.


Teddy thanks for the detailed update, will look forward to seeing your station back online.

paradiselost