Radarcape:User Services and Interfaces - Revision history

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	===Build-in Feeders===		===Build-in Feeders===

	The Radarcape comes with a pre-installed feeders for the platforms [https://www.~~flightradar24~~.~~com Flightradar24~~], [https://www.~~coaa~~.co.~~uk/planeplotter~~.~~htm PlanePlotter~~], [https://~~planefinder~~.~~net Planefinder~~], and [https://~~www.flightaware~~.com ~~FlightAware~~]. You may enter your private sharing key that you got from them in the configuration dialogue. The service can be disabled in the configuration menue.		The Radarcape comes with a pre-installed feeders for the platforms
			[https://www.coaa.co.uk/planeplotter.htm PlanePlotter],
			[https://www.flightaware.com FlightAware],
			[https://www.flightradar24.com Flightradar24],
			[https://opensky-network.org OpenSky Network] and
			[https://adsbexchange.com ADS-B Exchange].
			You may enter your private sharing key that you got from them in the configuration dialogue. The service can be disabled in the configuration menue.

	For details see:		For details see:
			* [[Radarcape:Planeplotter_Feeding\|Planeplotter Feeder]]
			* [[Radarcape:FlightAware_Feeding\|FlightAware Feeder]]
	* [[Radarcape:Flightradar24_Feeding\|Flightradar24 Feeder]]		* [[Radarcape:Flightradar24_Feeding\|Flightradar24 Feeder]]
	* [[Radarcape:~~Planeplotter_Feeding~~\|~~Planeplotter~~ Feeder]]		* [[Radarcape:OpenSky Network Feeding\|OpenSKy Network Feeder]]
	* [[Radarcape:ADS-B Exchange_Feeding\|ADS-B Exchange Feeder]]		* [[Radarcape:ADS-B Exchange_Feeding\|ADS-B Exchange Feeder]]
	* [[Radarcape:FlightAware_Feeding\|FlightAware Feeder]]

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	Decoded interface in JSON format. This is the recommend way to interface with external applications.		Decoded interface in JSON format. This is the recommend way to interface with external applications.

	For details see [[Radarcape:Software_Features#Aircraft_List_JSON_Service\|Software Features - ~~Port 30003~~ Service]].		For details see [[Radarcape:Software_Features#Aircraft_List_JSON_Service\|Software Features - Aircraft List JSON Service]].

	* '''Port 30003 data'''		* '''Port 30003 data'''

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	Medium level interfaces are to be used by software.		Medium level interfaces are to be used by software.

			* '''Aircraft List JSON data'''

			Decoded interface in JSON format. This is the recommend way to interface with external applications.

			For details see [[Radarcape:Software_Features#Aircraft_List_JSON_Service\|Software Features - Port 30003 Service]].

	* '''Port 30003 data'''		* '''Port 30003 data'''

	~~Port 30003 is a decoded~~ interface in comma separated format ~~which contains pre-decoded values. As the encoding of Mode-S and ADS-B messages is not so simple~~, ~~this is~~ the easiest way how second level software can access the data that is received by the Radarcape. The only bottleneck of this interface is its inefficieny with respect to processing power and data handling, so if you can avoid, please do.		Decoded interface in comma separated format, based on the legacy Port 30003 Basestation format.

	For details see [[Radarcape:Software_Features#Port_30003_Service_.28TCP.2C_UDP.2C_and_USB-serial.29\|Software Features - Port 30003 Service]].		For details see [[Radarcape:Software_Features#Port_30003_Service_.28TCP.2C_UDP.2C_and_USB-serial.29\|Software Features - Port 30003 Service]].
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	* '''deltadb.txt web page'''		* '''deltadb.txt web page'''

	Similar to Port 30003, ~~deltadb.txt can~~ deliver ~~pre-decoded data. It is serviced by the internal web server, so requestors will receive~~ a list of changes in the aircraft list which have either ~~happend~~ since the last request or a time that can be given as parameter.		Similar to Port 30003, deliver a list of changes in the aircraft list which have either happened since the last request or a time that can be given as parameter.

	For details see [[Radarcape:Software_Features#DeltaDB_Service\|Software Features - DeltaDB Service]].		For details see [[Radarcape:Software_Features#DeltaDB_Service\|Software Features - DeltaDB Service]].
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	* [[Radarcape:Flightradar24_Feeding\|Flightradar24 Feeder]]		* [[Radarcape:Flightradar24_Feeding\|Flightradar24 Feeder]]
	* [[Radarcape:Planeplotter_Feeding\|Planeplotter Feeder]]		* [[Radarcape:Planeplotter_Feeding\|Planeplotter Feeder]]
	* [[Radarcape:~~Planefinder_Feeding~~\|~~Planefinder~~ Feeder]]		* [[Radarcape:ADS-B Exchange_Feeding\|ADS-B Exchange Feeder]]
	* [[Radarcape:FlightAware_Feeding\|FlightAware Feeder]]		* [[Radarcape:FlightAware_Feeding\|FlightAware Feeder]]

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	==Introduction==		==Introduction to Radarcape Services and Interfaces==

	A Radarcape offers several services to a user, either for direct use or use with second level software.		A Radarcape offers several services to a user, either for direct use or use with second level software.

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			==Introduction==

	A Radarcape offers several services to a user, either for direct use or use with second level software.		A Radarcape offers several services to a user, either for direct use or use with second level software.

	~~As long as processing power of the Radarcape allows, all~~ services can be used in parallel.		All services can be used in parallel, only limited by the processing power of the Radarcape.

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	===Build-in Feeders===		===Build-in Feeders===

	The Radarcape comes with a pre-installed feeders for the platforms [~~http~~://www.flightradar24.com Flightradar24], [~~http~~://www.coaa.co.uk/planeplotter.htm PlanePlotter], [https://planefinder.net Planefinder], and [~~http~~://de.flightaware.com FlightAware]. You may enter your private sharing key that you got from them in the configuration dialogue. The service can be disabled in the configuration menue.		The Radarcape comes with a pre-installed feeders for the platforms [https://www.flightradar24.com Flightradar24], [https://www.coaa.co.uk/planeplotter.htm PlanePlotter], [https://planefinder.net Planefinder], and [https://www.flightaware.com FlightAware]. You may enter your private sharing key that you got from them in the configuration dialogue. The service can be disabled in the configuration menue.

	For details see:		For details see:

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	===Build-in Feeders===		===Build-in Feeders===

	The Radarcape comes with a pre-installed feeders for the platforms [[http://www.flightradar24.com Flightradar24]], [[http://www.coaa.co.uk/planeplotter.htm PlanePlotter]], [[https://planefinder.net Planefinder]], and [[http://de.flightaware.com FlightAware]]. You may enter your private sharing key that you got from them in the configuration dialogue. The service can be disabled in the configuration menue.		The Radarcape comes with a pre-installed feeders for the platforms [http://www.flightradar24.com Flightradar24], [http://www.coaa.co.uk/planeplotter.htm PlanePlotter], [https://planefinder.net Planefinder], and [http://de.flightaware.com FlightAware]. You may enter your private sharing key that you got from them in the configuration dialogue. The service can be disabled in the configuration menue.

	For details see:		For details see:
	* ~~'''~~[[Radarcape:Flightradar24_Feeding\|Flightradar24 Feeder]]~~'''~~		* [[Radarcape:Flightradar24_Feeding\|Flightradar24 Feeder]]
	* ~~'''~~[[Radarcape:Planeplotter_Feeding\|Planeplotter Feeder]]~~'''~~		* [[Radarcape:Planeplotter_Feeding\|Planeplotter Feeder]]
	* ~~'''~~[[Radarcape:Planefinder_Feeding\|Planefinder Feeder]]~~'''~~		* [[Radarcape:Planefinder_Feeding\|Planefinder Feeder]]
	* ~~'''~~[[Radarcape:FlightAware_Feeding\|FlightAware Feeder]]~~'''~~		* [[Radarcape:FlightAware_Feeding\|FlightAware Feeder]]

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	===~~External Plugins~~===		===Build-in Feeders===

	* '''Flightradar24 ~~Feeder'''~~		The Radarcape comes with a pre-installed feeders for the platforms [[http://www.flightradar24.com Flightradar24]], [[http://www.coaa.co.uk/planeplotter.htm PlanePlotter]], [[https://planefinder.net Planefinder]], and [[http://de.flightaware.com FlightAware]]. You may enter your private sharing key that you got from them in the configuration dialogue. The service can be disabled in the configuration menue.

	~~The~~ Radarcape ~~comes with a pre-installed~~ Flightradar24 feeder which uploads your received data to flightradar24.com. You may enter your private sharing key that you got from them in the configuration dialogue. The service can be disabled in the configuration menue.		For details see:
			* '''[[Radarcape:Flightradar24_Feeding\|Flightradar24 Feeder]]'''
			* '''[[Radarcape:Planeplotter_Feeding\|Planeplotter Feeder]]'''
			* '''[[Radarcape:Planefinder_Feeding\|Planefinder Feeder]]'''
			* '''[[Radarcape:FlightAware_Feeding\|FlightAware Feeder]]'''

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	As long as processing power of the Radarcape allows, all services can be used in parallel.		As long as processing power of the Radarcape allows, all services can be used in parallel.


	===High Level Interfaces===		===High Level Interfaces===
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	This is a list of the aircraft that currently are in your neighbourhood. For displaying you need nothing more than a web browser. The table can be sorted by any kind of column, like time, ICAO ID, altitude and more. It refreshes itself after a configurable time. Omit time and delete time are configurable as well.		This is a list of the aircraft that currently are in your neighbourhood. For displaying you need nothing more than a web browser. The table can be sorted by any kind of column, like time, ICAO ID, altitude and more. It refreshes itself after a configurable time. Omit time and delete time are configurable as well.

	~~more on~~ [[Radarcape:Software_Features#Web_Based_Aircraft_Table]]		For details see [[Radarcape:Software_Features#Web_Based_Aircraft_Table\|Software Features - Aircraft Table]].

	* '''2D Map Output'''		* '''2D Map Output'''
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	Nothing else than a simple web browser and an internet connection is needed in order to display 2D maps originated directly from the Radarcape's aircraft list. The same display may be known from other application SW. This display is ideal for quick remote observation.		Nothing else than a simple web browser and an internet connection is needed in order to display 2D maps originated directly from the Radarcape's aircraft list. The same display may be known from other application SW. This display is ideal for quick remote observation.

	~~more on~~ [[Radarcape:Software_Features#2D_Display]]		For details see [[Radarcape:Software_Features#2D_Display\|Software Features - 2D Display]].

	* '''KML output (3D display)'''		* '''KML output (3D display)'''
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	This output is designed for the use of KML capable readers like for example Google Earth. For the same aircraft that are displayed in the list, a 3D display of their tracks is generated. The display refreshes itself, which will result in a live display.		This output is designed for the use of KML capable readers like for example Google Earth. For the same aircraft that are displayed in the list, a 3D display of their tracks is generated. The display refreshes itself, which will result in a live display.

	~~more on~~ [[Radarcape:Software_Features#3D_Data_KML.2FKMZ_Output]]		For details see [[Radarcape:Software_Features#3D_Data_KML.2FKMZ_Output\|Software Features - 3D Data KML Output]].

	* '''Web configuration'''		* '''Web configuration'''
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	Configuration of various items is handled by a web interface. There are no longer DIP switches available. Still the FPGA configuration can be overwritten by high level software. The web interface is password protected, default password is "radarcape"		Configuration of various items is handled by a web interface. There are no longer DIP switches available. Still the FPGA configuration can be overwritten by high level software. The web interface is password protected, default password is "radarcape"

	~~more on~~ [[Radarcape_Internal_Web_Pages#Radarcape_Configuration]]		For details see [[Radarcape_Internal_Web_Pages#Radarcape_Configuration\|Radarcape Configuration]].


	===Medium Level Interfaces===		===Medium Level Interfaces===
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	Port 30003 is a decoded interface in comma separated format which contains pre-decoded values. As the encoding of Mode-S and ADS-B messages is not so simple, this is the easiest way how second level software can access the data that is received by the Radarcape. The only bottleneck of this interface is its inefficieny with respect to processing power and data handling, so if you can avoid, please do.		Port 30003 is a decoded interface in comma separated format which contains pre-decoded values. As the encoding of Mode-S and ADS-B messages is not so simple, this is the easiest way how second level software can access the data that is received by the Radarcape. The only bottleneck of this interface is its inefficieny with respect to processing power and data handling, so if you can avoid, please do.

			For details see [[Radarcape:Software_Features#Port_30003_Service_.28TCP.2C_UDP.2C_and_USB-serial.29\|Software Features - Port 30003 Service]].

	* '''deltadb.txt web page'''		* '''deltadb.txt web page'''

	Similar to Port 30003, deltadb.txt can deliver pre-decoded data. It is serviced by the internal web server, so requestors will receive a list of changes in the aircraft list which have either happend since the last request or a time that can be given as parameter.		Similar to Port 30003, deltadb.txt can deliver pre-decoded data. It is serviced by the internal web server, so requestors will receive a list of changes in the aircraft list which have either happend since the last request or a time that can be given as parameter.

			For details see [[Radarcape:Software_Features#DeltaDB_Service\|Software Features - DeltaDB Service]].


	===Low Level Interfaces===		===Low Level Interfaces===
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	* '''TCP port 10005'''		* '''TCP port 10005'''
	Mode-S frames of non-ADSB aircraft only. This is a special port for streaming multilateration clients.		Mode-S frames of non-ADSB aircraft only. This is a special port for streaming multilateration clients.

			For details see [[Radarcape:Software_Features#Data_Streaming_to_Network_(TCP_and_UDP)\|Software Features - Data Streaming to Network]].


	===External Plugins===		===External Plugins===

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	\|description=Information about services and interfaces provided by the Radarcape		\|description=Information about services and interfaces provided by the Radarcape Mode-S/ADS-B receiver
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	A Radarcape offers several services to a user, either for direct use or use with second level software.		A Radarcape offers several services to a user, either for direct use or use with second level software.