- This code is a fork of Dan Smith's dantracker
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For reference only: Manual Installation Instructions
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Differences between this code (n7nix) and Dan Smith's KK7DS code are:
- Display runs in a browser using node.js & websockets
- kk7ds version displays using GTK+
- Adds APRS messaging
- Adds Browser interface to paclink-unix for Winlink messaging.
- Adds shutdown reset control from the app.
- Not needed since I now use Powerwerx ITS-12 Automotive DC Timer with Low Voltage Disconnect Battery Guard
- Display runs in a browser using node.js & websockets
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The server part can run on an RPi (kk7ds version can as well)
- The client part can run on any browser on the network
- After installing to your Linux machine (Raspberry Pi, Beagle Bone or Workstation)
- Open a browser in any computer/phone/pad/tv with this url:
# local to server
localhost:8081/tracker.html
# On a remote computer
your_RPi_IP_Address:8081/tracker.html
# example
10.0.42.131:8081/tracker.html
- Config file lives here:
- /etc/tracker/aprs_tracker.ini
- Verify [station] mycall
- When running with no GPS or GPS cannot lock sufficient sats set [gps] type=static
- When running in vehicle set [gps] type=serial
- A custom APRS tracker with a real screen March 20, 2011
- Dan Smith KK7DS, My APRS Tracker Project March 20, 2011
- Eric Schott PA0ESH, kk7ds tracker on an RPi April 10, 2013
- VR2XKP October 8, 2016