Introduction
The Radar Navigation Utilities tool is a stand alone program, which will allow an engineer to access accelerometer, navigation and settings data from a radar 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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Using the Radar Navigation Utility Tool
Please follow the steps to use the tool:
Download the RadarNavigationUtilities.exe tool from this page and save it to file.
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:
The first verb is a choice of tracker or radar, this governs if the radar or the onboard tracker are to receive the command.
This first verb has several options:
Use flag -i or --ipaddress to specify the Radar IP Address; the default is “192.168.0.1”.
Use flag -p or --port to select the Radar Port; the default is “6317”.
Use flag --version to show the version information.
Use flag -? or -h or --help to show help and usage information.
The second verb here is one of the commands listed below, in this case to set the Gain to 1 and the Offset to -0.345,
RadarNavigationUtilities.exe radar -i 192.168.0.1 setgainoffset -g 1 -o -0.345
Radar Utilities
Accelerometer Data
Get accelerometer information.
RadarNavigationUtilities.exe radar -i 192.168.0.1 accelerometer
Set Range Gain and Offset
This will apply range gain and/or offset settings.
RadarNavigationUtilities.exe radar -i 192.168.0.1 setgainoffset -g 1 -o -0.345
Options:
Use flag -g or --gain to select the Gain; the default is “1”.
Use flag -o or --offset to specify the Offset; the default is “-0.345”.
Use flag -? or -h or --help to show help and usage information.
Set Threshold
This will set the threshold.
RadarNavigationUtilities.exe radar -i 192.168.0.1 setthreshold -t 1
Options:
Use flag -t or --threshold to set the threshold; the default is “0”.
Use flag -? or -h or --help to show help and usage information.
Set Bins and Min Bin to operate on
This will apply bins and/or min bin settings.
RadarNavigationUtilities.exe radar -i 192.168.0.1 setbinoperation -b 11 -m 52
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 Data
This will retrieve navigation data.
RadarNavigationUtilities.exe radar -i 192.168.0.1 navalarmdata
Create Default Navigation Configuration
This will create default navigation configuration in the file specified with -f.
RadarNavigationUtilities.exe radar -i 192.168.0.1 defaultconfig -f Configuration.json
Options:
Use flag -f or --file to specify the file configuration file to be created.
Use flag -? or -h or --help to show help and usage information.
Upload Navigation Configuration
This will upload the navigation configuration from the file specified with -f.
RadarNavigationUtilities.exe radar -i 192.168.0.1 uploadconfig -f Configuration.json
Options:
Use flag -f or --file to specify the file configuration file to be uploaded.
Use flag -? or -h or --help to show help and usage information.
Navigation Settings Data
This will retrieve the navigation settings.
RadarNavigationUtilities.exe radar -i 192.168.0.1 getnavsettings
Download Navigation Configuration
This will download the navigation configuration.
RadarNavigationUtilities.exe radar -i 192.168.0.1 downloadconfig -f Configuration.json
Options:
Use flag -f or --file to specify the file configuration file to be downloaded into.
Use flag -? or -h or --help to show help and usage information.
Set Bins and Min Bin, Threshold and Max Peaks to operate on
This will apply the bins, minimum bin, threshold and/or maximum peak settings.
RadarNavigationUtilities.exe radar -i 192.168.0.1 setnavsettings -b 11 -m 49 -t 1 -p 12
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 -t or --threshold to specify the threshold; the default is “0”.
Use flag -p or --maxpeaks to select the maximum peaks to find; the default is “10”.
Use flag -? or -h or --help to show help and usage information.
Set Buffer Mode
This will set the buffer mode.
RadarNavigationUtilities.exe radar -i 192.168.0.1 setbuffermode -m Average -l 11
Options:
Use Flag -m or --mode to specify the Buffer 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.