new toy for the weekend
a new version of telive is out. please update telive (and make sure osmo-tetra-sq5bpf is up to date)
the new version supports the exporting of location information to a kml file. the kml file can be opened with Google Earth etc.
short description:
- read the documentation
- run ./rxx
- see if any location information is present in telive.log
- if so, then /tetra/log/tetra1.kml should appear
- open /tetra/log/tetra1.kml in google earth and see if it works
- if everything works close tetra1.kml , and open example_google_earth.kml - this will refresh tetra1.kml every 5 seconds. this will provide an almost realtime of station locations on a map.
if you don't get any location information, then either none is transmitted, or it is not supported yet.
so far i've implemented LIP Short location report and Simple Location system coding scheme 0x80, which is a proprietary coding scheme used in Spain (vendor unknown). if you want more protocols, then send me samples from telive.log (along with an approximate location).
it is possible to serve tetra1.kml to remote machines via a web server. just modify example_google_earth.kml to reference the tetra1.kml via http. this might be especially useful for people running telive in a VM, because running google earth on the native operating systems will cause less load.