Radarcape - User manual - Gebrauchsanweisung
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V0.0 Vorlage bei EAR
higher number, or use a Putty terminal just to see which one outputs weird binary data (or Port 30003
format if selected). The one that outputs a console screen on 115200 Baud is the wrong one.
Further information can be obtained here:
USB Gadget Kernel Documentation
Some usage and driver hints
- this is where the INF file comes from.
Restrictions
1. Currently the serial interface worked with Putty and a test application on Windows. It did
not work with Planeplotter under XP, so don't blame me at the moment.
2. Note that even when a Radarcape receives power through the backside USB, you
anyway need to connect the ex5V for the receiver and decoder to operate.
3. Also note that when powering on, USB must not be connected first before ex5V,
as then the Radarcape will power on with low CPU clock settings.
Port 30003 Server
Port 30003 style output (e.g., SBS Plotter) can be provided standalone and without need of a PC
application.
The
date
in Port 30003 messages is always the Linux system date. The
timestamp
instead is a GPS
timestamp when the config is set to GPS timestamps and system time when the Radarcape operates in
legacy 12MHz timstamp mode.
