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1.1
AN-101
PlaneTRack data output of Eurocontrol Asterix formats CAT 021, CAT023, CAT247
This Application Note describes the Asterix implementation for CAT021, CAT023 and CAT247 of PlaneTRack ADS-B/FLARM devices with Asterix Output Option enabled. For CAT 021 this document covers V0.23, V0.26, V1.8, V2.4 and FLARM data outputs.
3.2
AN-102
JetViewS outlines and waypoints file formats
JetViewS can display user generated waypoints and outlines. The format used is mostly compatible with the standard format wpt and out files
1.0
AN-103
ADSB, Mode-S and ACAS flight data analysis with “ExtFlightData” function
This Application Note describes the Extended CSV output format of PlaneTRack devices with the Extended CSV Output Option enabled.
1.2
AN-103A
Appendix
DATA DICTIONARY for RESTFUL API (Extended CSV) format
1.1
AN-104
Commissioning of a PlaneTRack ADSB Receiving Station
This Application Note describes the commissioning of a PlaneTRack device, aerials, surge connectors, earth connections etc.
1.2
AN-105
Usage of PlaneTRack Video Outpu
This Application Note describes the usage of the Video output of Planevision Systems PlaneTRack devices.
1.0
AN-106
Alternate/emergency access to console
This Application Note describes the alternate/emergency console access of PlaneTRack devices. Available on request only.
AN-109
SNMP manager software
This Application Note describes the use of the SNMP manager software for PlaneTRack devices.
1.0
AN-112
Asterix overview and specifics of CAT025, CAT048, CAT181, CAT182 data output
This Application Note provides an overview about PlaneTRack Asterix implementations and describes the use of CAT025, CAT048, CAT181, CAT182.
2.0
AN-112/025
Asterix output format CAT025
Data format specification
1.0
AN-112/048
Asterix output format CAT048
Data format specification
1.0
AN-112/181
Asterix output format CAT181
Data format specification
1.0
AN-112/182
Asterix output format CAT182
Data format specification
1.1
AN-116/6
PlaneTRack output format 6 (Port 30003)
Output format definition
1.0
AN-116/6-A
Analyzing Port 30003 (Format 6) CSV messages
This Application Note describes how format 6 messages can be recorded, processed and analyzed.
1.0
AN-183
PlaneTRack data output of NMEA-0183 formats
This Application Note describes the implementation of NMEA-0183 (IEC 61162) formatted data output of PlaneTRack ADS-B devices for use in maritime navigation systems.
1.1
Table 6-1
Table to Operating Manual
PlaneTRack data formats and protocols.
1.4
Software/Firmware Updates, Service Bulletins
Doc ID
Title
Description
Version
Download
UP-501
GPS firmware update for Asia area
Mandatory update required for receivers operating in the East Asia region only. This update fixes a problem of Trimble GPS modules with certain new GPS geostationary satellites in that region. It also fixes a 1024-Week-Rollover bug in certain older Trimble GPS chips.
1.05
UP-502
Firmware update for RESTFUL API (extended CSV)
Update for receivers suffering from system restarts when certain RESTFUL API calls are executed and responses include malformed packets from certain ADS-B transmitter equipment (non-aircraft)
1.01
UP-503
Google Maps (2D map) interface firmware update
Mandatory update for all receivers when the Google Maps display does not show a background map.
1.0
UP-504
Asterix add-on firmware update (V1.8/2.4)
Mandatory update for all receivers utilizing this add-on. This update fixes wrong packet lengths and malformed packets from reponses of certain types of airborne ADS-B equipment (MOPS 1).
1.0
UP-505
Jetview-S METAR/QNH display
Mandatory update for all Jetview-S installations showing METAR data.
1.0
SB-506
GPS Week Number Roll Over (WNRO) April 06, 2019
For information only.
1.0
SB-507
Annual FLARM firmware update
Mandatory update for all Type B-FLARM ground stations.
1.0
Certificates, Operating Manuals
Doc ID
Title
Description
Version
Download
OPS-1
Operating Manual (Sample)
A sample of a PlaneTRack Operating Manual. Operating Manuals are customized upon delivery of PlaneTRack devices and are made available through the CUSTOMER AREA of this web page
1.0
OPS-B-FLARM
B-FLARM Supplemental Operating Manual
An extension to the PlaneTRack Operating Manual for devices Type B-FLARM.
1.3
QSM-1-B
Quick Start Leaflet (Sample)
A sample of a PlaneTRack Quick Start Instructions Leaflet for PlaneTRack Type B. These instructions are be shipped with the device
2.0
QSM-1-B10
Quick Start Leaflet (Sample)
A sample of a PlaneTRack Quick Start Instructions Leaflet for PlaneTRack Type B-10. These instructions are be shipped with the device
2.0
DOC-1
Declaration of Conformity
CE DoC for ADS-B receivers types PlaneTRack Type B / BA / BA-10 / B10 / B-AD / BDM / RDM / AS
1.0
DOC-2
Declaration of Conformity
CE DoC for ADS-B antennas Type SCO-1.09-5 N-f/ 10M-SMA / 3M-MCX / N-f-MO
1.0
TR-60950
Test report
CE Test report for EC “Low voltage directive” 2006/95/EC, according to standard EN 60950-1 “Electrical Safety”.
TR-301489
Test report
CE Test report for EC “Radio & Telecommunications Terminal Equipment Directive” 1999/5/EC, according to standard EN 301 489 “Electromagnetic Compliance”.
TR-DO-160
Test report
Test report according to RTCA DO-160G sections 4 (temperature, decompression), 7 (shock) and 8 (vibration).
TR-MIL-810
Test report
Test report according to MIL-STD-810G methods 507.5 (humidity) and 509.5 (salt fog).
ISO9001
Certificate
Certificate about the compliance of our management system with ISO9001:2015
Utilities
Filename
Description
Version
Download
pingpt.exe
A Windows utility that finds PlaneTRack devices in local networks by means of a UDP broadcast to/from port 15192. This utility is useful when a PlaneTRack device is operated as a DHCP client.
Instructions: download and unpack the zip file to any place. Execute pingpt.exe. As the utility requires inbound access to UDP port 15192 the Windows inbound firewall alert must be accepted on first run. Any PlaneTRack devices found will be shown in the list.
Note: on Windows PCs that have multiple network adapters active the last enumerated network environment will be searched (see bottom status line for active IP range).
1.0.0
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Name
Description
Duration
sbjs_session
The number of page views in this session and the current page path
30 minutes
sbjs_udata
Information about the visitor’s user agent, such as IP, the browser, and the device type
session
sbjs_first
Traffic origin information for the visitor’s first visit to your store (only applicable if the visitor returns before the session expires)
session
sbjs_current
Traffic origin information for the visitor’s current visit to your store
session
sbjs_first_add
Timestamp, referring URL, and entry page for your visitor’s first visit to your store (only applicable if the visitor returns before the session expires)
session
sbjs_current_add
Timestamp, referring URL, and entry page for your visitor’s current visit to your store
session
sbjs_migrations
Technical data to help with migrations between different versions of the tracking feature