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When trying to plot using data from a pcap file of a CAT048 it doesn't execute it due to an error in the data source, it doesn't calculate the latitude and the longitude even if in the management of data sources they are inserted. I attach the link for the file used. https://drive.google.com/file/d/15y8Hn5GcWrU6SccNVlBbQJ8HXdvC-EYZ/view?usp=sharing
here, range and azimuth are available
here, the radar has been configured with the correct anchor coordinates
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OK, so I figured out a few things - there is (as you correctly identified) a bug in this COMPASS version. But there is a workaround that should help you:
Use your current database, open the "Configure Data Sources" dialog
Select the "Unknown (35/1)" data source
Click in the Altitude text field, enter "0" again
Click "Done", close the application (which saves the configuration)
Open the application again, create a new database, import the PCAP file again
This should result in the latitude/longitude being calculated correctly (always for this data source)
Please let me know if this works for you (in the mean time, before we do a bugfix-release in a few weeks).
Behind the scenes, there are 2 actual issues:
The Radar data source being ignored for lat/lon calculations if the altitude is "never set" (which is still displayed as 0 in the dialog even if never set, but not saved in the background configuration data if no value entered at all)
If no data was imported before, the "Process" -> "Calculate Radar Plot Positions" task fails with the following assert:
When trying to plot using data from a pcap file of a CAT048 it doesn't execute it due to an error in the data source, it doesn't calculate the latitude and the longitude even if in the management of data sources they are inserted. I attach the link for the file used.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/15y8Hn5GcWrU6SccNVlBbQJ8HXdvC-EYZ/view?usp=sharing
here, range and azimuth are available
here, the radar has been configured with the correct anchor coordinates
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: