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    <value>Manages local obstructions near own location which are not covered by the choosen Digital Elevation Model, e.g. higher buildings or hill sites.
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    <value>You can select different map provider from the list below. Please note that the selection of maps is taken from Great Maps regardless of their legal status. Some of them might be copyrighted or otherwise restricted in use.  
You were asked to agree with the terms of use first.
Open Street Map is recommended as a default.</value>
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    <value>Information from callsign database and other sources are used to prefill fields. You can overwrite and complete entries here. Your local database is updated. If you want to share the information with the AirScout community please use the "Send Update!" buttons.</value>
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    <value>CAUTION: Running a web service is a potential security hole! You should activate this function only inside a private network.

Depending on your user profile you will prompted several times by the Operating System on first run. Please accept all security queries with "Yes" or "Accept". 
Otherwise the web service will not run properly.</value>
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    <value>AirScout can work as a server in a network. 

UDP Server: 
You can ask for a path calculation between two stations and AirScout will return the planes near path and their portential for a reflection. 

HTTP Server: 
You can ask for latest plane positions via simple http-request (e.g. from a web browser. The result is delivered as a JSON file which can used to run own services and calculations.

See documentation for further details.</value>
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    <value>AirScout can get FFT data from Spectrum Lab software via Network. You must have Spectrum Lab software installed with default settings. Do not forget to activate http - server functionaltiy in Spectrum Lab.</value>
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    <value>Rig must support a minimum of CAT control capabilities:
- set frequency of VFO A and VFO B
- set/reset Split Mode

A restart of AirScout might be required after settings change, especially  when changing between different CAT engines.</value>
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    <value>CAT control is introduced for Doppler shift compensation (see "Track" tab for details). 
AirScout is calculating tracking and Doppler shifts once per second by default. Each communication with rig must be completed within this period.  The  recommended settings for OmniRig are:

- Polling interval:               100ms ...500ms
- Timeout:                           500ms .. 1sec (essential for OmniRig)</value>
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    <value>Watchlist allows you to pick a number of stations out of your database. 
This is very helpful especially when working in Multi-Path Mode. 

All stations on watchlist can be shown on map with small markers and callsign labels for quick showing/hiding path to them.

If a station is selected from watchlist by checking the assigned checkbox, path is shown on map and entry is coloured according to aircraft scatter potential.

Watchlist can be synchronized with ON4KST chat user list instead of a local managed list to show all stations currently logged in in chat (Needs wtKST software and network functions enabbled).</value>
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