So i’d recommend just continuing to do it as you were.ĭon’t see any drawback there are a lot of ports available.Install minicom raspberry pi. So that means if an aircraft from a merged feed is also seen by another receiver but that receiver does not have position for that aircraft, no position is shown if the receiver without position picked up the aircraft first. VRS will use these positions even if the feed is not the nominated feed for an aircraft.
The feed calculates positions for aircraft that do not transmit positions themselves. Ticking this box tells VRS that the selected receiver is an MLAT feed. This tick box is only enabled when you select a receiver in the Receivers list. I think VRS wants the MLAT data separately for some reason.Īpart from that i’m not sure if you could just push both MLAT and normal data streams into the same port.ĭon’t know if VRS supports it but from a network standpoint it’s not a problem. pi1-feeding-pi2-maint.sh: Syntax error: end of file unexpected (expecting "do") When I tried to run the script manually, response ~ $ sudo.
#Inserted the following line just before the last line (exit 0) of rc.local file: (2) Made the bash file executeable by command: (1) In folder “/home/pi/” of raspi-2, placed a bash script “ pi1-feeding-pi2-maint.sh” to start & maintain the socat: Now I have tried to make the process automatic. When I give command, a connection between two RPis is established, and the planes picked by (raspi-1 + raspi-2) are shown on gmap.html of raspi-2, and all went ~ $ socat -u TCP:raspi-1:30005 TCP:raspi-2:30004 & Why socat command does not work? What I did wrong? I tried sudo socat also, but same ~ $ socat -u TCP:192.168.2.17:30005 TCP:127.0.0.1:30004 &
I tried following commands on raspi-2, but all attempts failed as shown below. I want to feed output of raspi-1 (192.168.2.17) to raspi-2 (192.168.2.27), and see the aggregated display on gmap.html of raspi-2. I have 2 RPi with their independent DVB-T and Cantenna.īoth have ONLY following software.
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