I am running an E4000 device in association with RTL1090 which I feed to FR24. I was curious to find out if
I could direct this feed to "Base Station" software. With some research I found the following method to do so.
Using "Com0com" create a couple of virtual COM ports COM10 - COM 11
(I used COM3 & COM4)
Download com2tcp from this site http://mode-s.66ghz.com/
In a DOS command window, or by creating a *. Bat file, convert the TCP datas with Com2tcp into serial binary datas on COM10
com2tcp --baud 3000000 --parity o \\.\COM10 127.0.0.1 31001
In a DOS command window, or by creating a *. Bat file, convert the data with Com2tcp into a format understandable by BaseStation .
com2tcp --baud 3000000 --ignore-dsr --sbsbin \\.\COM11 10001
In Base Station I set the network address 192.168.0.50 and port 10001.
Base Station is now displaying my local aircraft data.
I could direct this feed to "Base Station" software. With some research I found the following method to do so.
Using "Com0com" create a couple of virtual COM ports COM10 - COM 11
(I used COM3 & COM4)
Download com2tcp from this site http://mode-s.66ghz.com/
In a DOS command window, or by creating a *. Bat file, convert the TCP datas with Com2tcp into serial binary datas on COM10
com2tcp --baud 3000000 --parity o \\.\COM10 127.0.0.1 31001
In a DOS command window, or by creating a *. Bat file, convert the data with Com2tcp into a format understandable by BaseStation .
com2tcp --baud 3000000 --ignore-dsr --sbsbin \\.\COM11 10001
In Base Station I set the network address 192.168.0.50 and port 10001.
Base Station is now displaying my local aircraft data.