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AirNav Radar Discussion / Re: Database Update Requests

« Last post by CarlosAbreu on Today at 01:17:07 AM »

Alan

14-11-2025 Updated file in attach.

Carlos

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AirNav Radar Discussion / Re: RadarBox ANRB 6.02.003 - no flights shown

« Last post by abcd567 on November 14, 2025, 05:04:02 PM »

However, I can't see the flights on the ANRB - even though the connection box is green and status bar states:- Hardware: Connected (192.168.1.131) . The message counter remains at zero - Msgs/Sec (0)

Most likely you are missing a check mark on "Process Hardware  Flights".
Please see two screenshots attached below.

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AirNav Radar Discussion / Re: RadarBox ANRB 6.02.003 - no flights shown

« Last post by Runway 31 on November 14, 2025, 01:42:15 PM »

I cant say for sure but I would expect it will be looking for BEAST format.  The network mode in the RB feeder gives Network mode=BEAST and if you connect the V6 software and the Pi on the same network together the and aircraft show so that would suggest to me that BEAST format is needed for V6 to display and that should be the output being sent to V6

While you are not seeing aircraft, are you seeing the map outline ok

Others are running it with no issues with a Pi but I have seen the issue raise its ugly head previously but cant remember how it was fixed

Alan

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AirNav Radar Discussion / Re: Logos

« Last post by RodBearden on November 14, 2025, 01:17:51 PM »

Two replacements due to logo changes:

HUA - Hungary Airlines
TRA - Transavia

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AirNav Radar Discussion / Re: RadarBox ANRB 6.02.003 - no flights shown

« Last post by BicNav on November 14, 2025, 02:04:08 AM »

As I said, I have checked all the settings - especially the correct IP address and port of the RasPI. I had purposely entered incorrect IP address and port number to ensure the green status indicator changes. It only went green if the connection was correct. This was confirmed by the netstat -ano | findstr 32088 command that showed the ANRB was connected to the correct IP address and port.

I believe the data is being received but ignored due to the wrong format.

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AirNav Radar Discussion / Re: Database Update Requests

« Last post by CarlosAbreu on November 14, 2025, 02:00:52 AM »

Alan

13-11-2025 Updated file in attach.

Carlos

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AirNav Radar Discussion / Re: RadarBox ANRB 6.02.003 - no flights shown

« Last post by Runway 31 on November 13, 2025, 09:46:57 PM »

I take it that By ANRB you mean the V6.02.03 software

Have you entered your Pi network details on the File/Preferences/ tab, thats needed to connect the Pi to the software

Before configuring the software, make sure that the receiver is connected to the same network as your computer. Next, follow the instructions to configure the application:

Start up the application;
Go to "File" then click "Preferences";
Next click on the "RadarBox" tab;
In the "RadarBox New Firmware" section, please enter the local IP address of the unit;
Make sure that the "Port" is set to 32088;
Click “OK”;
The application should be able to detect the receiver automatically. If not, please restart the application.

Alan

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AirNav Radar Discussion / Re: Database Update Requests

« Last post by Runway 31 on November 13, 2025, 09:41:24 PM »

Thanks John, updated

Alan

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AirNav Radar Discussion / Re: Database Update Requests

« Last post by jdsd on November 13, 2025, 08:18:29 PM »

Hi Alan

Please can you amend the type on C-GPAJ  from CL60  to B763

Thanks
John

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AirNav Radar Discussion / RadarBox ANRB 6.02.003 - no flights shown

« Last post by BicNav on November 13, 2025, 07:27:48 PM »

I have the ANRB installed on Windows 11 and have a RasPI running RBFeeder both of which are on the same LAN. The RBFeeder successfully feeds flights to the RadarBox server and my station page shows the flights as expected.

However, I can't see the flights on the ANRB - even though the connection box is green and status bar states:- Hardware: Connected (192.168.1.131) . The message counter remains at zero - Msgs/Sec (0)

I have reinstalled both the ANRB as well as the RBFeeder, and have checked all the settings. I have also installed the ANRB on a Windows 10 laptop on the same LAN and have exactly the same issue - no flights are shown even though the connection box is green.

I have checked that port 32088 has an established connection to the IP address of the RasPI:-

PS C:\WINDOWS\system32> netstat -ano | findstr 32088
  TCP    192.168.1.101:30939    192.168.1.131:32088    ESTABLISHED     30220

I have also connected to port 32088 via Telnet and can see that data is being delivered with this command:-

Microsoft Telnet> open 192.168.1.131 32088

Here is the result:-
RTI3JU0jIl1ZUlJIU1JRUVBTUlZQVldWU1JPSFNWUVNUTk9ITFNSVlFOT0hNTk9IUE5P~*
RTI3JU1WU1JYVlRIU1JRUVBTUlZQVldWU1JPSFNbVFFRTk9IUFRQVE1OT0hNTk9VTU4=~*
RTI3JU1WU1NXWiJIU1JRUVBTUlZQVldWU1JPSFhUUVFNTk9ITU5PSE1OUkhN~*
..... and so on.

The output continues which shows that the handshake must be working which proves the ANRB is accepting the data, but is refusing to process it.

I have the feeling that the data is somehow malformed, so that the ANRB cannot decode it.

Does anyone have any experience in this type of data exchange? As far as I know it's not raw BEAST format, but is post processed by RBFeeder to output the format ANRB expects.

Clearly something is wrong either with the RBFeeder installation / configuration on the RasPI or the Windows installation of ANRB.