Requirements:
GCC compiler (may work with others)
uctek console program should work on any Ncurses based unix(Linux,FBSD,OpenBSD)

for others you need to compile NCURSES libs, and install terminfo database
			(BSDI,Solaris,DEC Unix, etc)
prebuilt static binaries have NCURSES lib compiled-in, and assume that
terminfo database installed in /usr/local/share/terminfo.

Terminal troubles:
Uctek was made to run on terminals with size not less than 80x24,
make sure not to resize xterm window less than that.

If linegraphics displayed not correctly, try to set TERM variable to 
	    (linux,console,vt100)
on linux also you may try to load alternative unimaps
	( loadunimap /usr/lib/kbd/consoletrans/iso01.uni )  and others
If nothing works, run uctek in simple terminal mode (uctek -t).

COM port:
normally uctek assumes that CTEK connected to /dev/oki
you need to make symlink from real tty port to /dev/oki
( ln -s /dev/ttyS1 /dev/oki)
or specify port with -p parameter.

                                                                               
Command Line parameters:
-p		to specify serial port of CTEK (uctek -p /dev/ttyS4)
-t		Simple terminal mode w/o colors , linegraphics (uctek -t)
-v		displays version of program (uctek -v)
-h		for list of all command line parameters (uctek -h)



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Tower Find:

The tower find function allows you to locate where cell towers are.  You
are presented with a menu like below.  The Peak Level is the highest level
you have achieved while searching for the tower.. The signal level is the
current level..  The level updates about 5 - 10 times a second, so it is
quite accurate.. 

There are two modes.. The first if Tower Locate.. This mode will help you
to locate the actual tower.. The second Cell Limit will give you an
approximate ending point of coverage for a cell.. 

How to use your log to create a cell map.. 

First mark all towers, and then use the limits that you located as an
endpoint for coverage.. You can then use a compass, or something else to
draw a circle using the tower as a centerpoint, and the limit as the
endpoint.. There you have one cell mapped out. This works only if your
cell company uses the OMNICELL setup, which is very common.. OMNICELL is a
setup where all cells have 1 central tower..

-------[Tower Find]------------------------------------------------------

     Q - Menu  R - Rescan  C - Carrier  L - Log  M - Mode

     Mode: Tower Locate
 
     Closest A Carrier Tower FCC: 319 (879.570 Mhz)
     Signal Stregnth: 70
       Peak Stregnth: 70
    
     Signal 
     Peak   
            |+++++++++|+++++++++|+++++++++|+++++++++|+++++++++|
            0         20        40        60        80       100
      
--------------------------------------------------------------------------

Key Functions: 

Q - Return you to the menu 
R - Rescan for the strongest signal.. If you rescan, and the channel changes
    you have driven into another cell, and need to turn around.  
C - Change carrier.. 
L - Log the location of the tower.. Something like an address, or an
    intersection, just so when you go through your log later you can 
    place the cell on your map
M - Change between Modes, Tower Locate, and Cell Limit Locate


