PLANEPLOTTER PBWORKS HOW TO
I updated a page on David Taylor's excellent PlanePlotter wiki, detailing how to use a Mode-S Beast with a Raspberry Pi v2 and modesmixer2 for autonomous uploading to the PlanePlotter servers, as well as MLAT servicing to other Ground Stations.
PLANEPLOTTER PBWORKS SOFTWARE
On Windows platforms you have to run the planeplotter software to get the live-military-mode-s logger to work. Using Mode-S Beast with Raspberry Pi and Planeplotter. I do not know what's causing this but i think it cannot connect to the sql server run by live-military-mode-s?! I asked about this issue on their board too but since it is not so busy there i didn't get an answer yet. It doesn't matter if i start it manually or automatically on startup I get a java error everytime i start the program. Unfortunatly i have problems to run the Raspberry Pi Version of the live-military-mode-s software as described here: I installed modesmixer2 and ppup1090 and got them running correctly, according to the network tests and feedback from the planeplotter staff. For energy saving reasons i bought a Raspberry Pi to get an autonomous station without a PC running 24/7. Until recently i used my old netbook to run the software and power up the beast. I own a Mode-s Beast, an A3 ADS-B Antenna and i am feeding raw data to Planeplotter and live-military-mode-s on a 24/7 basis.
An overall reliable signal decoder for aircraft positionsĪll in all, PlanePlotter comes with a handy pack of features for helping you receive and decode live digital position reports from aircraft, and is suitable especially for power users.I am a new member in this community. Last but not least, you can review several entries in today’s alert log, ACARS or Mode-S messages, as well as past entries. What’s more, you can download a map of the current area, create an outline map of the current area, load satellite images, adjust the transparency of a chart or Google Maps map, as well as choose the saving directories for log, chart and database files, record data to AVI file format, and add a calibration point.
PlanePlotter gives you the possibility to set up the audio decoder, alter the colors for the text and background, save the current alert zone to a file, change the soundcard for ACARS decoding, select the orientation of the chart, and define a GPX file to overlay on the chart. Support for rich-featured suite of configuration settings
PLANEPLOTTER PBWORKS MANUAL
You may import charts from BMP, JPG or PNG file format, insert a manual position report, save the selected aircraft details to a report file, and export the current configuration to a restore point so you can easily retrieve it in future projects. The layout is clean and gives you the possibility to work with different view modes, such as aircraft list, aircraft data window, chart, ACARS messages, raw audio ACARS signal, outline seen from the selected aircraft, radar interrogator pule rates as they are received from aircraft, or sky seen from your home location.Īdditionally, you may zoom in or out of the map and start or stop the process of decoding ACARS and Mode-S messages. Plus, it receives and displays a list with messages from live transmissions, as well as archives digital data into a log. It is able to generate a radar view mode with aircraft placed near you that are transmitting messages including ACARS, ADS-B and HFDL. PlanePlotter is a lightweight Windows application specialized in detecting aircraft positions and decoding them on a chart.
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