- #COM0COM INSTALL HOW TO#
- #COM0COM INSTALL INSTALL#
- #COM0COM INSTALL SERIAL#
- #COM0COM INSTALL FOR ANDROID#
If a Condor flight is active it will periodically try to connect to the Android device. The com2tcp.bat window can be left open or closed at any time. This means that Condor has opened the port for NMEA data and com2tcp.bat is attempting to connect to the Android device.Īs soon as the Condor flight begins, the 'GPS not connected' icon should disappear in XCSoar and the position of the aircraft in Condor should be displayed. Run the shortcut you created to com2tcp.bat.Ī black console window should appear with similar appearance to: "C:\Program Files\com2tcp\com2tcp.bat" \\.\CNCB0 192.168.1.100 4353Į: Click OK to save the changes to the shortcut properties.į: (Optional) Copy the shortcut to a more accessible place. The complete target field should read something like: 'Name: Generic, Port: Built-in GPS'Ĥ) Configure hub4com to connect to your Android deviceĪ: Using Windows Explorer, open the directory you extracted hub4com to.ī: Right click com2tcp.bat and select 'Create shortcut'Ĭ: Right click the shortcut and look for the 'Target' field, whichĬontains the path to your com2tcp.bat file, eg "C:\Programĭ: Append (add to the end) the following text to the 'Target' field: Keep Device A settings for your real GPS, eg. If you use XCSoar with a real GPS source: Under 'Device A Port' choose 'Disabled'. If you will only use this device with a simulator: Not 4353, note it down and use it instead of 4353 later in this Under 'Device B Port' select 'TCP Port 4353' (Note: If the number is H: Configure XCSoar to use Condor as the secondary data source: G: Advance using the arrow buttons to 'Devices'
Tap on it to bring up an information list.į: Note down the IP address eg 192.168.1.100Ī: Start XCS-test from the application listĬ: Double-tap on the center of the screen to bring up the XCSoar menuĭ: Tap on 'Config' to display the first page of the Config MenuĮ: Tap on 'Config' again to display the second page of the Config menu Screen resolution to something low (eg 800圆00)Ĭondor: Go to the 'Options' page and in the 'NMEA output' frame, tickĢ) Obtain your Android device's IP address on the networkĪ: On your Android device, go to the Android Settings page.ī: Choose the 'Wireless & Networks' option.Ĭ: Verify that 'Wi-Fi' is ticked and that you are connected to the wifi network.Į: In the 'Wi-Fi networks' list, the top entry is the network you areĬurrently connected to.
#COM0COM INSTALL INSTALL#
If you don't know which you have, it's probably 32 bitĪ: Extract ZIP file to a temporary directory and run setup.exeī: Leave 'Start Menu Shortcuts' and 'CNCA0CNCB0' options tickedĬ: Install to a directory of your choice.ĭ: Untick 'Launch Setup Command Prompt' and 'Show Readme'Ī: To install, extract contents of ZIP file to a directory of yourĬhoice (Example C:\Program Files\hub4com)ġ) Configure the flight simulation softwareĪ: Set windowed display mode for testing.Ĭondor: Enter Condor's 'Setup' screen and select 'Windowed'.
#COM0COM INSTALL SERIAL#
Hub4com virtual serial port -> tcp utilityġ) Install XCSoar 6.1 alpha from 'XCSoar-testing' on the Android market.
Software required is all free, open-source: This guide will be amended with the steps required. This functionality should be available for Windows / Windows CE devices in future (connecting over Wifi or ActiveSync) in a matter of weeks.
#COM0COM INSTALL FOR ANDROID#
Using Condor and XCSoar for Android over a USB link is possible but requires extra software (TCP forwarding over Android Debug Bridge) - the extra steps required will be added to this guide when time permits. This functionality requires XCSoar 6.1 or later.
#COM0COM INSTALL HOW TO#
This guide covers how to use Condor and XCSoar for Android over the same wireless network, avoiding the need for a Bluetooth link.
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