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The Radar Navigation Utilities tool is a stand alone program, which will allow an engineer to access acceleratoraccelerometer, navigation and settings data from a radar or tracker and to upload and download navigation configuration. The tool can also be used to change radar range, gain, offset, threshold, bins, min bins, max peak and buffer mode settings.

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Please follow the steps to use the tool:

  1. Download the RadarNavigationUtilities.exe tool from this page and save it to file.

  2. Open a windows Terminal and change directory to the directory containing the RadarNavigationUtilities.exe.

Command Line Options

The CLI command line options are structured around verbs as an example:

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The second verb here is one of the commands listed below, in this case to set the Gain to 1.0 and the Offset to -0.345,

Code Block
RadarNavigationUtilities.exe radar -i 192.168.0.1 setgainoffset -g 1.0 -o -0.345

Radar Utilities

Accelerometer Data

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Code Block
RadarNavigationUtilities.exe radar -i 192.168.0.1 accelerometer

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Code Block
RadarNavigationUtilities.exe radar -i 192.168.0.1 setgainoffset -g 1.0 -o -0.345
Info

Options:
Use flag -g or --gain to select theGain; the default is “1”“0.999691”.
Use flag -o or --offset to specify the Offset; the default is “-0.345”319910”.
Use flag -? or -h or --help to show help and usage information.

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Code Block
RadarNavigationUtilities.exe radar -i 192.168.0.1 setthreshold -t 1

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Code Block
RadarNavigationUtilities.exe radar -i 192.168.0.1 setbinoperation -b 11 -m 52
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Options:
Use flag -b or --bins to specify the Bins to operate on; the default is “10”.
Use flag -m or --minbin to select the minimum bin to operate on; the default is “50”.
Use flag -? or -h or --help to show help and usage information.

Navigation

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Alarm Status

This will retrieve navigation dataand report the six alarm states.

Code Block
RadarNavigationUtilities.exe radar -i 192.168.0.1 navalarmdata

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Code Block
RadarNavigationUtilities.exe radar -i 192.168.0.1 defaultconfig -f Configuration.json

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Code Block
RadarNavigationUtilities.exe radar -i 192.168.0.1 uploadconfig -f Configuration.json

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Code Block
RadarNavigationUtilities.exe radar -i 192.168.0.1 getnavsettings

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Code Block
RadarNavigationUtilities.exe radar -i 192.168.0.1 downloadconfig -f Configuration.json

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Code Block
RadarNavigationUtilities.exe radar -i 192.168.0.1 setnavsettings -b 11 -m 49 -t 1 -p 12

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Code Block
RadarNavigationUtilities.exe radar -i 192.168.0.1 setbuffermode -m Average -l 11
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Options:
Use Flag -m or --mode to specify theBuffer Mode, (Off, Average or Max); the default is “Off”.
Use Flag -l or --length to select the Buffer Length; the default is “10”.
Use Flag -? or -h or --help to show help and usage information.

Start/Stop radar rotation

This option will stop radar rotation and disable the transmitter; or (re)start it.

Code Block
RadarNavigationUtilities.exe -i 192.168.0.1 rotation --rotate false
Info

Options:
Use Flag -r or --rotate to specify whether the radar should rotate; the default is “true”
Use Flag -? or -h or --help to show help and usage information.

Files

Attachments
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nameRadarNavigationUtilities-1.2.0.72.zip

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