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==What is the Radarcape?== | ==What is the Radarcape?== | ||
* [[Radarcape:About the Radarcape|About the Radarcape]] | * [[Radarcape:About the Radarcape|About the Radarcape]] | ||
==The Radarcape explained== | ==The Radarcape explained== | ||
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* Back side connections | * Back side connections | ||
* Accessing the data, TCP ports, USB serial | * Accessing the data, TCP ports, USB serial | ||
==Supported Services and Software== | |||
* [[Radarcape:Flightradar24 Feeding|Flightradar24 Data Feeding]] | |||
* [[Radarcape:Planeplotter|Planeplotter]] | |||
* [[Radarcape:SBS Plotter|SBS Plotter]] | |||
* Virtual Display Light | |||
==Radarcape Application Software Roadmap and Features== | ==Radarcape Application Software Roadmap and Features== | ||
Revision as of 15:27, 3 October 2013
What is the Radarcape?
The Radarcape explained
- Frontpanel
- Explanation of LEDs
- Setting up a Radarcape (power supply, antenna, GPS antenna)
- Internal web pages, Radarcape SW configuration
- Back side connections
- Accessing the data, TCP ports, USB serial
Supported Services and Software
- Flightradar24 Data Feeding
- Planeplotter
- SBS Plotter
- Virtual Display Light
Radarcape Application Software Roadmap and Features
Installation Guide
- Installation Guide for Planeplotter (raw data application)
- SBSPloter (Port 30003 applications)
- ADSBScope
- Trimble Studio (GPS status observation)
Enhanced Linux Services
- Beaglebone Samba installation
- SSH Tunneling
Radarcape Application Development
- Crosscompiler for ARM
- Setting up and configuring Eclipse-IDE on native Linux
- Configuring the device tree for Linux 3.8
- Constraints for properitary application SW
- Watchdog
- Ideas for Applications