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01:42:11 1972 msgs recv'd from modesmixer2 (1831 in last 5m) 1972 msgs sent to FlightAware 01:37:59 server is sending alive messages we will expect them 01:37:11 141 msgs recv'd from modesmixer2 141 msgs sent to FlightAware 01:36:45 piaware has successfully sent several msgs to FlightAware! 01:36:45 piaware received a message from modesmixer2! 01:36:41 multilateration data requested, enabling mlat client 01:36:41 multilateration support enabled (use piaware-config to disable)
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01:36:41 logged in to FlightAware as user donf99 01:36:41 Started faup1090 (pid 2311) to connect to modesmixer2 01:36:41 ADS-B data program 'modesmixer2' is listening on port 30005, so far so good Here are the relevant piaware log messages showing things are starting up just fine with modesmixer2: However, that issue seems to have been resolved with the latest MLAT-capable version of Piaware. Piaware used to have problems receiving data for normal position reporting on port 30005 from modesmixer2, even though that was the same port used by the expected dump1090 decoder application. I also start the web server and provide my location for modesmixer web page plotting of my coverage and stats and for more efficient position decoding.
PLANEPLOTTER MODESMIXER2 SERIAL
This simply receives serial data (already decoded) in Beast binary format on USB serial port ttyUSB0 and translates it to an output on port 30005. Modesmixer2 -inSerial /dev/ttyUSB0:3000000:hardware -outServer beast:30005 -web 8080 -location yy.yyyyyy:-xx.xxxxxx My current modesmixer2 invocation is with: The basic flow of the new Piaware MLAT system is here: That setup is working very well, feeding data to the PlanePlotter servers via modesmixer2 and ppup1090 on port 30005. The Beast is a little long in the tooth, so Dump1090/Pi4 may be comparable.Piaware has recently added the capability of doing MLAT processing, I decided to see if I could get this working with my modesmixer2 setup that is receiving serial over USB data from a Mode-S Beast receiver rather than than a dongle using dump1090. My biggest question is whether it would be advantageous for me to stick with the Beast or give Dump1090 a try. Not exactly a Linux wizard, however, so I am not sure if this can be done cleanly. I am thinking that with the Pi, I can ideally run PP, ACARSDec, DumpVDL2 as well as HFDL and maybe airband audio on one or two devices. With the release of the RPi 4, I am thinking about changing my setup.
PLANEPLOTTER MODESMIXER2 PC
I sit down in front of my PC and find that PP has closed at some point. I am currently experiencing a possible networking issues where planeplotter shuts down randomly. I also use a Raspberry Pi 3B+ to run ACARSDec and DumpVDL2 off and on along with VirtualRadarServer to feed to ADSBExchange, Live-military-mode-s and. I currently run PlanePlotter with a Mode-S Beast. I am contemplating a project and am looking for thoughts, opinions and such.