RPIMonitor

[jafrank]

Below are links to the discussion about RPIMonitor that veered off from the Airspy ADSB Decoder thread:

This post from @mikkyo discusses setting up RPIMonitor, including a sample avionics.conf

Airspy ADS-B decoder

Set up is here https://xavierberger.github.io/RPi-Monitor-docs/11_installation.html After that is setup, you can install and configure the avionics template. (Sample one in German) I believe I got my base template from https://www.jeremybrown.co.nz/monitorADSB.php but that site doesn’t seem to work anymore. There used to be a tutorial in some forum post on some flight tracking site, but can’t find it now. Template goes here /etc/rpimonitor/template/avionics.conf rpimonitor has…

This post, also from @mikkyo has a sample cpu.conf to add CPU throttling info to the display:

Airspy ADS-B decoder

Oh and if you want to add the throttling info to the cpu graph: ######################################################################## # Extract CPU information # Page: 1 # Information Status Statistics # - cpu frequency - yes - no # - cpu voltage - yes - no # - cpu load 1, 5, 15 - yes - yes # - cpu scaling governor - yes - no ######################################################################## dynamic.1.name=cpu_…

@nitr0 added some config for adding AirSpy info:

Airspy ADS-B decoder

@mikkyo - It’s a beautiful thing, thanks again! [43)] Just so this isn’t a complete hijack: addition for airspy info: dynamic.13.name=airspy dynamic.13.source=service airspy_adsb status dynamic.13.regexp=Active: (.*) \( ... static.11.name=airspyver static.11.source=/usr/local/bin/airspy_adsb -h 2>&1 | grep "airspy_adsb" | awk '{print $2}' static.11.regexp=(.*) ... web.status.1.content.1.line.38="<td><a href='https://airspy.com' target=_blank>airspy_adsb</a></td><td>" + Label(data.airspy,"==…

And @mikkyo added GPU temp info:

Airspy ADS-B decoder

We should probably start a new thread just for RPIMonitor. I added GPU temp to the temperature gauge. [image] Not sure if they are ever very different but it was using cat /sys/class/thermal/thermal_zone0/temp so I added the vcgencmd measure_temp version which gets the GPU temp, I believe. This goes in /etc/rpimonitor/template/temperature.conf ######################################################################## # Extract CPU Temperature information # Page: 1 # Information …

I appreciate everyone for sharing, hopefully having everything all in one place will be helpful.