Fieldwatch 1.1.16
Reports → Path plots MAC alerts and signature alerts, each once at the strongest hear, as a class icon. A count is several in one place. The black dot is the start. The blue dot is you, at the last point. The list puts the Wi-Fi or BLE icon next to the MAC. The symbol key under the map is gone, and the alert rows sit closer together. An alert with a decoded latitude and longitude is drawn at the last advertised fix as a class icon. The advertised track on that card is a white dotted line. If that icon shares a spot with other alerts, the count lists them together. The pilot is a person icon, with no word label on the map. A lone class icon has no number box; tap it for that one radio. A count still lists only the radios in that spot. A fix farther than 2 km stays on that aircraft’s map. Other alerts stay at the strongest hear. Debrief and Compare PDF figures draw that track as a black dotted line, with a class icon at the last position and a person icon for the pilot. On a compare, the second sit’s track is a blue dotted line. Those PDF figures plot the same MAC alerts and signature alerts, at the last advertised position when the radio sent one. The Path key under that figure lists an advertised aircraft with the drone class icon, plus its live status, UAS id, last position, motion, and pilot position. A start or end mark that covers a detection still opens that detection.
A decode field can ask to show its value on the live row, and which named values use the stronger chip. Catalog 85 turns that on for DULT mode: Separated stands out; Near owner stays quiet. The separated sentence is catalog text on that value. Older apps skip the new keys and still import the pack.
Debrief and Compare quote that live label and its catalog sentence. A separated tag keeps the about-a-day sentence instead of the rotating-address line. Compare says when the decoded value changed between sits. Catalog 86 adds the near-owner sentence. A named sit stores the label, because the sit does not keep the advertisement bytes.
Catalog 87: Google Find Hub mode uses the same live row. Separated is the stronger chip and keeps the about-a-day sentence. Nearby stays quiet, with a sentence that co-travel is often your own tag or someone who joined with their own keys.
Catalog 88: Remote ID location status uses the same live row. Undeclared, Ground, Airborne, Emergency, and RID failure all show. Emergency is the stronger chip.
A sit keeps a short trail of advertised positions, joined by UAS id on the report. A track within 2 km of the phone path shares that map. A farther aircraft gets its own map. Reports → Path draws that track as a white dotted line on an open or saved sit. The letter-size figure draws it in black dots. Last 15 minutes marks the current advertised position and does not keep a track. Sits recorded before this change keep a single last position.
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