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Integration with NMEA Devices – Application Note
Radar Server Configuration Changes
Warning: do not make any changes to the configuration file other than the changes listed here in this
document.
Open the server.ini configuration file with a text editor. Some parts of the file contain parameters that
relate to Sensor 0 (the Camera Server) and some contain parameters that relate to Sensor 1 (the Radar
Server). Perform a search of the file for “Sensor 1” to locate the first line related to the Radar Server.
Locate the section related to the UDP Terminal:
[Sensor 1: TERMINAL Configuration - Device 0]
Enabled=yes
IP Address=192.168.250.97
UDP Port=10001
UDP Local Port=10001
Local IP Address=eth0
Type=UDP Terminal
Confirm the IP Address and UDP Port correspond to the address and port of the NPort Serial server.
[Sensor 1: RADAR Configuration - Device 0]
Enabled=yes
Terminal Type=7
Associated TERMINAL UDP Id=0
Associated GEO Id=0
Track Refreshment Timeout=10
Minimum Speed Filter=0
NMEA Timeout=150
Ignore Checksum=1
GPS Override=0
Compass Azimuth Override=0
NMEA Sentence Version=1
Raise alarm for hidden tracks=0
Raise alarm for friend tracks=0
Type=Radar NMEA Serial
The Radar Configuration section above shows the radar server will use the UDP Terminal with ID=0.
Using NMEA Mode
To allow the camera to respond to radar track information, it is necessary to enable the NMEA Mode
through the on-screen menu. On the JCU, press the Menu button to bring up the on-screen menu.
