A server, vPilot plugin, and an android app to play an alarm when you get message in vPilot (private message, callsign on radio, selcal).
- Grab the latest release zip here and extract the contents.
- Copy
AlertPlugin.dll
to your vPilot plugin folder, usually here:C:\Users\<your username>\AppData\Local\vPilot\Plugins
.- If you want to have external access (with a domain name for example) create a file
baseUrl.txt
in the same folder as the plugin, the contents being the base url to access your server, default ishttp://localhost:8080/vpilot-alert/api
- If you want to have external access (with a domain name for example) create a file
- Open and connect vPilot.
- Run the server from CMD of powershell, passing a
--callsign
argument to it, eg./vpilot-alert.exe --callsign DHL145
- Install the APK on your device, and configure the URL to access the server in the settings page, ie. the domain name or IP of the machine running the server.
- Be sure to select an alarm sound as well
- NOTE: On first install, its important to have the server running before opening the app, so that it can register itself for notifications with the server.
- For debugging purposes, you can set the environment variable
LOG
to debug when running the server.
Important note: Once an alarm is triggered, press the Stop Alarm
button to stop it. If the alarm is not stopped within 3 minutes, vPilot will automatically disconnect.