Install on a Raspberry Pi
The one-line installer, hardware checks, account connection and your first reception check.
Open the Pi guide →Get your Pi connected, keep an existing aircraft feed running, or improve an outdoor installation. Pick the guide that matches the job.
The setup page takes you through the essentials. These guides are here when you want the detail.
The one-line installer, hardware checks, account connection and your first reception check.
Open the Pi guide →Keep your current decoder, share an aircraft feed and avoid using one radio for two jobs.
Open the existing Pi guide →Plan antenna position, weather protection, reliable power and a safe installation.
Open the outdoor guide →Useful links for the jobs you’ll come back to.
Check online or use a signed update file, and understand what recovery does if an installation fails.
Settings & updates →Work through setup files, local addresses, hardware discovery and upload messages.
Troubleshooting →Learn how Remote ID broadcasts reach a receiver and how they differ from aircraft ADS-B feeds.
Remote ID explained →