| Posted: 06:41am 10 Sep 2026 |
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I have a WIFI Pico connected to my Starlink and was wondering if I can extract the Lat and Long from the Starlink IP address. If I open 192.168.100.1 I am presented with a DIAGNOSTICS option and it gives the following information.
{
"id": "ut*********-*********-********",
"hardwareVersion": "mini1_panda_prod1",
"softwareVersion": "2026.08.23.mr85294.1",
"utcOffsetS": 36000,
"hardwareSelfTest": "PASSED",
"hardwareSelfTestCodes": [],
"disablementCode": "OKAY",
"stowed": false,
"overageRateLimited": false,
"alerts": {
"dishIsHeating": false,
"dishThermalThrottle": false,
"dishThermalShutdown": false,
"powerSupplyThermalThrottle": false,
"motorsStuck": false,
"mastNotNearVertical": false,
"slowEthernetSpeeds": false,
"softwareInstallPending": true,
"obstructed": false
},
"alignmentStats": {
"boresightAzimuthDeg": -148.5134735107422,
"boresightElevationDeg": 73.849609375,
"desiredBoresightAzimuthDeg": -165.0261688232422,
"desiredBoresightElevationDeg": 64.61300659179688
}
}
Can the current Lat and Long be calculated from the "alignmentStats"?
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