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SkyView. Quick start
Linar Yusupov edited this page Apr 16, 2019
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Take appropriate version of the SkyView firmware from this location and unzip the archive ;
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Download firmware binaries into your SkyView hardware. Use the screenshot below as reference.
- Power your SkyView hardware up. This boot-time logo should come up:

- Upon completion of the boot sequence, indication of missing incoming data will appear:

- You should take a Prime Edition MkII as a data source and set it up as follows:

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Connect your Tablet/Cellphone to SkyView Wi-Fi Access Point.
SSID: SkyView-XXXXXX
Key: 12345678 -
Open up a browser then proceed to this URL: http://192.168.1.1
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A page like this should come up:

- Open up Settings menu. Select WiFi UDP connection option.
Enter SSID and PSK of your Prime Edition MkII.
Press Save and restart button.

- Upon restart, your SkyView's UI should indicate positive WiFi link and data conection status,
as shown on this picture:

- SkyView's display will indicate that GNSS position fix is missing:

- Move your Prime MkII into an area of good GPS/GLONASS reception.
SkyView will open up a Radar View screen. There will be likely no any traffic indicated:

- Take another instance of Prime MkII, power it up, pick GNSS fix and move it few hundred meters away.
This second unit will be indicated on the Radar View by a traffic mark.
Aircrafts counter (ACFTS) navbox will become incremented from 0 to 1.
If your SkyView hardware is powered from battery, BAT navbox should indicate proper battery voltage value.

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