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** Set ''Connection Type'' to ''Network'' | ** Set ''Connection Type'' to ''Network'' | ||
** Set ''Address'' to your Radarcape IP address | ** Set ''Address'' to your Radarcape IP address | ||
** Set ''Port'' to ''10002'' | ** Set ''Port'' to ''10002'', ''10003'', or ''10004'' (port ''10003'' recommended) | ||
** Test the connection by clicking ''Test Connection'' | ** Test the connection by clicking ''Test Connection'' | ||
** Save settings by clicking ''Ok'' | ** Save settings by clicking ''Ok'' | ||
Latest revision as of 11:09, 26 April 2015
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Required computer skills to execute this task: Beginner |
Virtual Radar Server
- Download and install Virtual Radar Server
- Start Virtual Radar Server
- Goto Tools => Options
- Set Data Source to AVR or Beast Raw Feed
- Set Connection Type to Network
- Set Address to your Radarcape IP address
- Set Port to 10002, 10003, or 10004 (port 10003 recommended)
- Test the connection by clicking Test Connection
- Save settings by clicking Ok
- Click Take Online
- Open Virtual Radar in your browser by clicking http://127.0.0.1/VirtualRadar in the GUI
