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== The Initial test of the standalone FGCOM Installation --> the so called "-f910 Test" == | == The Initial test of the standalone FGCOM Installation --> the so called "-f910 Test" == | ||
Prior to executing the following [[Command line|command]] change into the directory, into which the FGCom was installed. | Prior to executing the following [[Command line|command]] change into the directory, into which the FGCom was installed. This path will then be shown shown in the command window, followed by a "$"-sign). Enter the "fgcom"-command with the required/wanted options behind that. For a detailed description of all available options see [[FGCOM#Commandline Parameters|Commandline Parameters]] - in the following we will only show the usually required options: | ||
'''fgcom -Sfgcom.flightgear.org.uk -f910''' | '''fgcom -Sfgcom.flightgear.org.uk -f910''' | ||
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<br>That should give you the following | <br>That should give you the following return: | ||
fgcom - a communication radio based on VoIP with IAX/Asterisk | fgcom - a communication radio based on VoIP with IAX/Asterisk | ||
(c)2007 by H. Wirtz <wirtz@dfn.de> | (c)2007 by H. Wirtz <wirtz@dfn.de> | ||
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*and continue with the [[#Test FGCOM together within the FlighGear Simulator|next chapter]]. | *and continue with the [[#Test FGCOM together within the FlighGear Simulator|next chapter]]. | ||
<br>'''In case of trouble''' check the following most probable errors: | <br>'''In case of trouble''' check the following most probable errors: | ||
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<ul><li>Typically if you did not define the correct '''Home-Directory''' for FGCOM | <ul><li>Typically if you did not define the correct '''Home-Directory''' for FGCOM | ||
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sh: Can't open run_fgcom.sh | sh: Can't open run_fgcom.sh | ||
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<ul><li>The system is right: I gave it (for testing) a wrong directory!< | <ul><li>The system is right: I gave it (for testing) a wrong directory! | ||
<li>You better coorect yours prior to retrying! | |||
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<ul><li>Typically for a '''TYPO''' (mistyped command or option) or '''Network-problem''' would be:</li> | <ul><li>Typically for a '''TYPO''' (mistyped command or option) or '''Network-problem''' would be:</li> | ||
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'''Timeout for a non-existant session. Dropping''' | '''Timeout for a non-existant session. Dropping''' | ||
most likely you may have | most likely you may have | ||
<ul><li>defined a wrong Frequency to use or you may have forgotten to define one. You '''must define -f910'''</li> | <ul><li>defined a wrong Frequency to use or you may have forgotten to define one. You '''must define the option -f910'''</li> | ||
<li>forgotten a "-"sign in front of an option</li> | <li>forgotten a "-"sign in front of an option</li> | ||
<li>typed a small "-sfgcom..." instead the capital "-Sfgcom..."</li> | <li>typed a small "-sfgcom..." instead the capital "-Sfgcom..."</li> | ||
<li>mistyped the Server-Name or defined a wrong FGCOM-Server</li> | <li>mistyped the Server-Name or defined a wrong FGCOM-Server</li> | ||
<li>or you may have created your own " | <li>or you may have created your own unique "typo" (lol).</li> | ||
<li>or it may indicate a '''Network-Problem''': | <li>or it may indicate a '''Network-Problem''': | ||
<ul><li>Check your network by using some other application (e.g. your file browser to look up an usually not used http-address - if you use a recently used address the answer might be out of your locally saved copies - even so the network is not connected! (e.g. use "http://mainz.de/")</li> | <ul><li>Check your network by using some other application (e.g. your file browser to look up an usually not used http-address - if you use a recently used address the answer might be out of your locally saved copies - even so the network is not connected! (e.g. use "http://mainz.de/")</li> | ||