STEP-1: Update & install mlat-clientsudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install mlat-client -y
sudo reboot
IMPORTANT NOTE:Above method to install mlat-client may fail. If this happens, then use method given in the following post:
https://www.airnavsystems.com/forum/index.php?topic=101771.msg407051#msg407051STEP-2: Edit file /etc/rbfeeder.ini, and ADD lines shown in RED to enable mlatNote:
Use actual values in place of:
xx.xxxxxx (latitude)
yy.yyyyyy (longitude)
zzz (antenna height,
in meters, above sea level)sudo nano /etc/rbfeeder.ini
[client]
network_mode=true
log_file=/var/log/rbfeeder.log
key=aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
sn=EXTRPI000nnn
lat=xx.xxxxxx
lon=yy.yyyyyy
alt=zzz
[network]
mode=beast
external_port=30005
external_host=127.0.0.1
[mlat]
autostart_mlat=true
STEP-3: Restart rbfeedersudo systemctl restart rbfeeder
STEP-4: Check page: radarbox24.com/stations/EXTRPInnnnnn
(replace nnnnnn by your station number)
IF MLAT IS OK, it will be like attached screenshot.
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Alternate to STEP-2 (all other steps remain same)
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Instead of editing file /etc/rbfeeder.ini and adding lat, lon & alt manually, you can set these from RB24 web interface as shown below:
1. Go to following web page (replace xxxxxx by your station number)
radarbox24.com/stations/EXTRPIxxxxxx
2. Login to your account.
3. After login, on top left of web page, at the end of the line showing your city,
Edit will appear, as shown by red arrow in attached screenshot.
Click
Edit. This will open lat/lon setting box. Set your lat, lon & alt there.
4. Go to
STEP-3 (restart rbfeeder)