Radarcape:Front and Back Panel: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 16:24, 19 April 2015

This is a USB type A connector. It is available for memory sticks or user extensions. It is fully supported by the internal Linux system.

The power LED is illuminated green when power is applied to the back side connector.

The Mode-S LED is flashing green on each frame that becomes received from aircraft.

If no frames are received (e.g., no antenna connected), it flashes once per second in order to indicate working state.

The GPS LED is flashing green once each second exactly when the second changes. In case of GPS degradation, it occasionally flashes yellow.

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 ====Power LED====
-The power LED is green when power is applied to the back side connector.
+The power LED is illuminated green when power is applied to the back side connector.
 ====Mode-S LED====
-The Mode-S LED is flashing red on each frame that becomes received from aircraft.
+The Mode-S LED is flashing green on each frame that becomes received from aircraft.
-If no frames are received (e.g. no antenna connected), it flashes once per second in order to indicate working state.
+If no frames are received (e.g., no antenna connected), it flashes once per second in order to indicate working state.
 ====GPS LED====
-The GPS LED is flashing green once each second exactly when the second changes. In case of GPS degradation, it occassionally flashes red. It is set quite critical, so that may happen during normal operation, too.
+The GPS LED is flashing green once each second exactly when the second changes. In case of GPS degradation, it occasionally flashes yellow.
 ==Radarcape Back Side==
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 * 100Base-TX Ethernet connector (LAN)
 * USB Serial (USB mini-B connector)
-'''Note:''' If there is no label like <ins>RC65</ins> on the back side of the device (above the Ethernet connector), your hostname (DNS name) is <ins>radarcape</ins>. Otherwise, this sign is telling your hostname.