Standard installation on a separate Pi - TomBric/stratux-radar-display GitHub Wiki

  1. Download the image under Releases/Assets to your local computer. Standard image is stratux-display-webconfig. If you are using an old Pi Zero1 you have to use to v32-stratux-display-webconfig image.

  2. Flash the image using Raspberry Pi Imager to your SD card (32 GB cards recommended). Use Pi imager with the following settings:

    • Operating system to select: "Use Custom"

    • Settings:

      • set a hostname (e.g. radar.local)
      • set a username and password (e.g. "pi" and "raspberry" or whatever you can remember)
      • set Wifi: "stratux" and leave the password empty
      • set language options to your preferences
      • optional: activate ssh, if you want to login later

  3. Insert the SD into your raspberry and let it boot. Since the display is not yet configured, there will be no reaction visible on the display.

  4. Connect to your stratux web interface with your PC, tablet or mobile by - selecting wifi of your stratux (default is "stratux" with no password) - opening http://192.168.10.1 in your browser

  5. Select the "Logs" tab, and open the "stratux.log"

  6. Go to the end of the stratux.log and look for "client connected 192.168.10.xx:4000 (radar)". xx is the last byte of the actual IP, probably 20 or 23

  7. Open http://192.168.10.xx in your browser. This is the port where to config interface is operating 10 minutes after reboot.

  8. You now can configure the display according to your needs (see screenshot below).

    • select the display that you are using
    • optionally: select the modes you would like to see on the display
    • optionally: select the additional devices or functions you would like to have

  9. Press "Save and reboot" at the bottom of the page and you are done!

The display should come up and display stratux-radar. You can reconfigure your modes and other settings later on with the webconfiguration interface several minutes after a reboot.

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