Plug-in N.Plug at the electrical outlet and wait about 2 minutes for devices to complete boot up.3. Set N.Plug in “Repeater mode” by using the hardware switch at the top of N.Plug.2. The Card PIN will be displayed in the WEB UI and changing it will not be possible.īy activating your Card and logging in to the WEB UI you will be able to retrieve the Card PIN for your Card. You will be provided with the opportunity to order a personalised plastic card by using the WEB UI, in accord ance with the costs specified in the Annex. When you purchase your Card, you must activate your Card via the WEB UI or by SMS.
#SIGNAL WEB UI PLUS#
In order for a KYC Level 3 Account to be created you will need to provide the documents listed above for a KYC 1 Basic Account and a KYC 2 Plus Account plus additional documents which you will be asked to upload via the WEB UI. The Gratia Service consists of several subsystems that include a collector, a reporter ( WEB UI for user and administrators), and a database. The * represent the time the LED is on, the _ represent the time it’s off.) The numbers are the milliseconds that correspond to the * and the _.The FAQ and Forum gives additional help, and allows you to share questions and information with other TANGRAM users.THE WEB UI The TANGRAM is configured and managed via a web UI. (BAS: what does it do when it’s up and running and sending data?)Įach item below represents one of the LED System Status blink patterns. SensESP uses that capability to help you know the status of the program, as it goes through its normal phases: starting up, connecting to wifi, making the WebSocket connection to the Signal K Server. Most ESP32’s have a built-in LED that can be programmed. All configurable values will be back at the defaults set in the program, and you will have to authorize the device with Read/Write access on the Signal K Server.
#SIGNAL WEB UI PASSWORD#
The next time the device boots, you’ll need to re-enter the wifi SSID and password (unless you have hard-coded the WiFi information, of course). “Reset device” will not erase the program, but it will erase all the wifi information, the Signal K server information and authorization token, and any Sensor and Transform configuration you’ve done.You can adjust the parameter values and save the configuration.įinally, the Control menu shows different built-in and application controls you can use to control the device behavior. The configuration page shows all available configurable objects as individual editor cards on a single page. The top menu allows you to configure the device or control it. The status page displays useful information about the device. Once you have found out the hostname or IP address and enter the URL in a browser, you should see the SensESP web UI Status Page: Network scanners such as nmap can be used to find out the IP address of the device.Internet router devices typically have a user interface that allows listing of the clients together with their IP addresses.
#SIGNAL WEB UI SERIAL#
Some Sensors and Transform have parameters that can be configured “live”, by accessing the SensESP device through its hostname or IP address, entered as a URL in any browser. If it connects successfully, you’ll never have to bring this configuration page up again, unless you change your wifi’s SSID or password. Save the configuration with the button on the bottom of the page, and the device will restart and try to connect to your wifi network. You can also change the device hostname, if you want. Pick the SSID and enter the password of your WiFi network that your Signal K Server is on. You should then see a list of nearby WiFi networks: A captive portal may pop up, but if it doesn’t, open a browser and go to 192.168.4.1, and you should see this:Ĭlick on “Configure WiFi”.
Note: If you hard-coded the hostname in main.cpp, the SSID will be called “Configure yourHostname”. Connect your computer or phone to the “Configure SensESP” network the password is thisisfine. SensESP will automatically create a WiFi Access Point of its own for configuration purposes. When you start your ESP32 device the first time after uploading SensESP onto it, it needs to know what wifi network to connect to – unless you have hard-coded the WiFi credentials, of course. So if you see #define SERIAL_DEBUG_DISABLED anywhere above those lines, that will disable the Serial Monitor messages from SensESP.
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