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A .bat script make its possible to run the software. ( X to hide my location and server info)
mlat-client.exe --user XXXX --lat XX.XX --lon XX.XX --alt 5 --input-host localhost --input-type sbs --input-port 30006 --output-host XXXX --output-port XXX
The receivers are connected to the server and are displaying in the synchronization table with sync to other receivers, but after a few minutes the server drop the connection with "No need for input data" as error.
All of the receivers have a good range so there is always data to calculate.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Assuming the error is "Lost connection to multilateration server, no need for input data".
This is telling you that the TCP connection to the server went down. Either you have a network problem or the server is dropping your connection for some other reason.
I have some SBS-3 receivers running and connected with BaseStation, but i have a problem with mlat-client.exe / mlat-server
(windows: https://radar.lowflyingwales.co.uk/files/windows/LowFlyingWales-mlat-client-Win7-x32-0.2.zip)
A .bat script make its possible to run the software. ( X to hide my location and server info)
mlat-client.exe --user XXXX --lat XX.XX --lon XX.XX --alt 5 --input-host localhost --input-type sbs --input-port 30006 --output-host XXXX --output-port XXX
The receivers are connected to the server and are displaying in the synchronization table with sync to other receivers, but after a few minutes the server drop the connection with "No need for input data" as error.
All of the receivers have a good range so there is always data to calculate.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: