Receiver microADSB

[Chrisoo]

Do you know when you will be supported receiver microADSB?

[mutability]

If it can produce Beast-format output with a stable clock, it's already supported.

Otherwise, what output format does it produce?

[Chrisoo]

@0000B9891038BF763C4003C220A814218189FDAA; @0000B9A133D0ED42BD27910BA968908378C8C0B1; @0000BA71D290FBC0BB8F51813101282853919C17; @0000BAC8C3D8FD3E3850E681F43AE55999F45150; @0000BC4E15E0FF537B3DE8A13AB6AB0F0C1BCE8A; @0000BCDC2FE0165025A4404006; @0000BCF0DA28B2C4D81577932562CB0CABF19A18; @0000BDA81AD8DFC2E2488D9E05FD645635068273; @0000BFB22C60FA403784C8AC1D2C61471800FACF; @0000BFDE459002E198385F1FD7; @0000BFFE0650DCE93418F1C29C8DCA0201D838D2; @0000C0169750FE6E41568840A0A7C580E1A0A8DE; @0000C01EF9E08D4844C669C383FD3C3BCE75493D; @0000CBCEB0205D48AD0001BEE5; @0000CBD523705D48AD0001BEE4; @0000CBD8D8502000171802A36B; @0000CBDA5FC0280001B99F7B83; @0000CBDB40685D48AD0001BEE4; @0000CBDBE710280001B99F7B83; @0000CBE15D305D48AD0001BEE4; @0000CD2840102000171802A36B; @0000CD2FD4505D48AD0001BEE5; @0000CD9789405D471F858D6CF8; @0000CD9BC20002E617192C004E; @0000CDA2C758A8000311DBBA0730E01401C6B993; @0000CDABCC708D471F8560B99753401AC565D0CD; @0000CDB491C85D471F858D6CF8; @0000CDC2D89820001719F2E5E7; @0000CDD267C85D471F858D6CF9; @0000CDD576405D471F858D6CF9; @0000CDDFD558A0001719205DA6B4E7082085A6E8; @0000CDE0BE30A8000311C650002FC800004705D9; @0000CDE1AA78A0001719FFFBC5347FFCE3F9AB81; @0000CDE37E6020001719F2E5E7; @0000CDE92090A8000311C650002FC800004705D9; @0000CDEA2198A0001719FFFBC5347FFCE3F9AB81; @0000CDEB23E0A0001719DBAA0530FFFFFF071FA2; @0000CDEC259020001719F2E5E7; @0000CDEC0E90A8000311DBAA0530FFFFFF23F08E; @0000CDF917788D471F859945A1850804B8D0D958; @0000CDFFEC508D471F8560B993EC503882277593; @0000CE07EA488D471F859945A1850804B8D0D958; @0000CE0F27C85D471F858D6CF8; @0000CE183418A0001719C650002FC8000063EAF5; @0000CE191810280003118A651A; @0000CE1A0870A8000311FFFBC5347FFCE3DD44AD; @0000CE1AF378A0001719DBAA0730E027FE7919DE; @0000CE1BDB3820001719F2E5E7; @0000CE29F828A0001719C650002FC8000063EAF5; @0000CE2C47B0A8000311DBAA0730E017FE836AFB; @0000CE3BA4A88D471F859945A1850808B8988358; @0000CE40E248A8000311FFFBC5346004E364E74D; @0000CE42E02820001719F2E5E7; @0000CE4C4AC05D471F858D6CF8; @0000CE4CEE38A0001719C650002FC8000063EAF5; @0000CE4F3CE0A8000311DBAA0730FFD7FE943912; @0000CE53FA0802E617192C004E; @0000CE53F2588D471F859945A1850808B9677751; @0000CE5BBBA88D471F8560B993EC3037D4B1FAFD; @0000CE6550908D471F8560B99752E218D219D664; @0000CE668FC88D471F859945A1850808B8988358; @0000CE67F8285D471F858D6CF8; @0000CE6984A0A8000311801BC5346004E4476DD6; @0000CE6A6F58A0001719DBAA07313FD7FEFBD792; @0000CE6B57B820001719F2E5E7; @0000CE75E47802E617192C004E; @0000CE81F7288D471F859945A1850808B8988358; @0000CE8802A88D471F85205DA6B4E708205B8CB2; @0000CE961C608D471F8560B99752D2187978B153; @0000CE9B67A85D471F858D6CF8; @0000CE9D4B708D471F859945A1850808B9677751; @0000CEA2BC10A0001719C650002FC8000063EAF5; @0000CEA50A70A8000311DBAA09312057FF597F98; @0000CEAFEE108D471F8560B99752CC1859E66F7D; @0000CEB01C00A0001719205DA6B4E7082085A6E8; @0000CEB21DE8A0001719803BC3346004E4CDCA87; @0000CEB420D820001719F2E5E7; @0000CEB5B0F8A0001719C650002FC8000063EAF5; @0000CEB7FFA8A8000311DBAA0931200FFFB5438A; @0000CEBCD6A88D471F859945A1850804B8D0D958; @0000CEBEA008280003118A651A; @0000CEBF4A585D471F858D6CF9; @0000CEBFF0B8280003118A651A; @0000CEC48618280003118A651A; @0000CEC566B85D471F858D6CF9; @0000CEC874E85D471F858D6CF9; @0000CED312988D471F859945A1850804B92F2D51; @0000CF3ADE70A8000311C650002FC800004705D9; @0000CF3BC850A0001719801BC5342004E2E95E85; @0000CF41D9B05D471F858D6CF9; @0000CF443C48280003118A651A; @0000CF4714F8280003118A651A; @0000CF489BF0280003118A651A; @0000CF4A22B0280003118A651A; @0000CF4E12305D471F858D6CF9; @0000CF53AD18A8000311DBAA0530FFC7FE72F48E; @0000CF577A785D471F858D6CF8; @0000CF5E3C18A0001718C650002FC800001D30D7; @0000CF5F4880A8000311803BC5342004E269C770; @0000CF605308A0001718DBAA0530FFD7FEC81980; @0000CF616028200017180D11EE; @0000CF6AD8C002E197180BC9A4; @0000CF7368F88D471F8560B983EB4A330DF6B958; @0000CF7C85205D471F858D6CF8; @0000CF83152802E19719F43DAD; @0000CF83A63802E19719F43DAD; @0000CF8BDB185D471F858D6CF8; @0000CF91A83002E197180BC9A4; @0000CF929788A0001718C650002FC800001D30D7; @0000CF9E63E8A0001718DBBA0530E007FE925301; @0000CF9F69B8200017180D11EE; @0000CFA726805D471F858D6CF8; @0000CFAEFBF08D471F8560B98751F213D51593C5; @0000CFB6A2E0A0001718205DA6B4E70820FB7CCA; @0000CFB8BD08A0001718809BC5342014E3196FD1; @0000CFBBBA688D471F8560B983EB2A325F344F00; @0000CFC0DE2802E61718D3F447; @0000CFC0C6405D471F858D6CF8; @0000CFCD3DE88D471F8560B98751E21385CBB46D; @0000CFD64828A8000311807BC7343FFCE26168B7; @0000CFDE6298200017180D11EE; @0000CFE75018A8000311809BC734200CE22A0F4A; @0000D3FB5AE8B901008000000008140800000000;

This is a quote from the instruction decoder:

If the bit 4 of the mode-byte is set to 1, then the decoder will add time stamps to all frames. These time stamps are required for MLAT. The time stamp is a 48-bit counter that increments with 12-MHz clock. It is used as prefix to the raw-data at each frame. If the time counter is active, then instead of the leading ’*’ a ‘@’ is used as prefix of the string. @123456789ABC12345678901234; @123456789ABC1234567890123456789012345678;

[mutability]

master HEAD already supports that, try a receiver type of "auto" or "avrmlat" and let me know if it works OK

[Chrisoo]

The same is to "auto" and "avrmlat":

Sat Feb 13 21:43:14 2016 Connected to multilateration server at localhost:33031, handshaking Sat Feb 13 21:43:14 2016 Lost connection to localhost:33031 Sat Feb 13 21:43:14 2016 Reconnecting in 30.0 seconds Sat Feb 13 21:43:44 2016 Connected to multilateration server at localhost:33031, handshaking Sat Feb 13 21:43:44 2016 Lost connection to localhost:33031 Sat Feb 13 21:43:44 2016 Reconnecting in 30.0 seconds Sat Feb 13 21:44:14 2016 Connected to multilateration server at localhost:33031, handshaking Sat Feb 13 21:44:14 2016 Lost connection to localhost:33031 Sat Feb 13 21:44:14 2016 Reconnecting in 30.0 seconds Sat Feb 13 21:44:44 2016 Connected to multilateration server at localhost:33031, handshaking Sat Feb 13 21:44:44 2016 Lost connection to localhost:33031 Sat Feb 13 21:44:44 2016 Reconnecting in 30.0 seconds

The mlat-server shows up something like this:

20160213 21:49:29.092 INFO client [127.0.0.1:42402] Accepted new client connection 20160213 21:49:29.093 ERROR client [127.0.0.1:42402] Exception handling client Traceback (most recent call last): File "/home/mlat-server/mlat/server/jsonclient.py", line 278, in handle_connection if not self.process_handshake(hs): File "/home/mlat-server/mlat/server/jsonclient.py", line 367, in process_handshake connection_info=conn_info) File "/home/mlat-server/mlat/server/coordinator.py", line 267, in new_receiver clock = clocksync.make_clock(clock_type) File "/home/mlat-server/mlat/server/clocksync.py", line 63, in make_clock raise NotImplementedError NotImplementedError 20160213 21:49:29.093 INFO client [127.0.0.1:42402] Disconnected

[mutability]

OK, that's because mlat-server is slightly out of sync with mlat-client at the moment; you'll need to wait until I update the server code.

[Chrisoo]

OK thanks, so I'm waiting for code updates.

[Romeo-Golf]

Did this happen? :)