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--- wiki:support:faq [2022/08/23 08:54]
gat [What to do in case the password has been lost?]
+++ wiki:support:faq [2024/03/28 11:53] (current)
ehe [How to configure DIVERSITY on iBTS?]
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 [[[wiki:support:faq#where_are_the_logs|Where are the logs?]]\\
 [[wiki:support:faq#is_an_SDK_available?|Is an SDK available?]]\\
+[[wiki:support:faq#how_to_install_additional_python_modules?|How to install additional python modules?]]\\
   * <fc #87ceeb>__**Wirnet™ iBTS FAQ**__</fc>
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   * <fc #87ceeb>__**Wirnet™ iStation FAQ**__</fc>
-  * <fc #87ceeb>__**Wirnet™ iZeptoCell FAQ**__</fc>
 [[wiki:support:faq#what_is_default_wirnet_istation_hostname|What is default Wirnet iStation hostname?]]\\
+  * <fc #87ceeb>__**Wirnet™ iZeptoCell FAQ**__</fc>
+[[wiki:support:faq#what_is_default_wirnet_izeptocell_hostname|What is default Wirnet iZeptoCell hostname?]]\\
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 Manually, you can also use ON/OFF button (excepting for iFemtocell).
- ===== What is the button behavior? =====
+===== What is the button behavior? =====
-On Wirnet iFemtocell, the Reset button is a hardware reset button.
+  * On Wirnet iFemtocell, the reset button is a hardware reset button. \\
+  * On Wirnet iZeptoCell, the reset button behaviour is:
+    * **Reboot**: Shortly Press the button (1 second)
+    * **Halt**: Press the button 5 seconds to halt the gateway for 2 minutes. This action is preconized before removing power supply to avoid any risk to alter memory. The gateway is then reset after 2mn (back to normal functioning).
+  * On all other products, the button is a ON/OFF button. Similarly to a computer ON/OFF button, this button is intended to perform a reboot, power down and power up of the gateway:
+    * **Reboot**
+      * Shortly Press the button (less than 1 second)
+    * **Power down**
+      * Press the button between 1 to 5 seconds to **halt** the gateway
+      * Wait for the shutdown of the gateway i.e. until the LEDs are switched off.
+      * The shutdown may take up to 30 seconds depending on the current software activity.
+    * **Hard Power-down**
+      * Press the button more than 5 seconds.
+    * **Power on**
+      * Press the button during 1 second to power the gateway on.
-On all other products, the button is a ON/OFF button. \\
-Similarly to a computer ON/OFF button, this button is intended to perform a reboot, power down and power up of the gateway:
-  * **Reboot**
-    * Shortly Press the button (less than 1 second)
-  * **Power down**
-    * Press the button between 1 to 5 seconds to **halt** the gateway
-    * Wait for the shutdown of the gateway i.e. until the LEDs are switched off.
-    * The shutdown may take up to 30 seconds depending on the current software activity.
-  * **Hard Power-down**
-    * Press the button more than 5 seconds.
-  * **Power on**
-    * Press the button during 1 second to power the gateway on.
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 Kerlink doesn’t provide an SDK to generate KerOs firmwares, just what is necessary to build an application.
 Information about the Toolchain is available in the [[wiki:keros_custo:toolchain|toolchain page]].
+===== How to install additional python modules? =====
+Pip3 python package manager is available on KerOS 5.\\
+This tool is not available on previous KerOS version.
+Modules without C binding can be added with the command ''pip3 install <module>''.
+<code bash>
+root@klk-wifc-0609C9:~ # pip3 install serial
+</code>
+<hidden click here to see execution traces>>
+<code bash>
+root@klk-wifc-0609C9:~ # pip3 install serial
+Collecting serial
+  Downloading serial-0.0.97-py2.py3-none-any.whl (40 kB)
+     |████████████████████████████████| 40 kB 899 kB/s
+Collecting future>=0.17.1
+  Downloading future-0.18.3.tar.gz (840 kB)
+     |████████████████████████████████| 840 kB 2.5 MB/s
+Collecting pyyaml>=3.13
+  Downloading PyYAML-6.0.1.tar.gz (125 kB)
+     |████████████████████████████████| 125 kB 3.2 MB/s
+  Installing build dependencies ... done
+  Getting requirements to build wheel ... done
+    Preparing wheel metadata ... done
+Collecting iso8601>=0.1.12
+  Downloading iso8601-2.0.0-py3-none-any.whl (7.5 kB)
+Building wheels for collected packages: pyyaml
+  Building wheel for pyyaml (PEP 517) ... done
+  Created wheel for pyyaml: filename=PyYAML-6.0.1-cp38-cp38-linux_armv7l.whl size=45360 sha256=a9575dd7de27bf328ba068c705a2bdd402d1f3f211a840cad6538317365430f0
+  Stored in directory: /home/root/.cache/pip/wheels/77/54/77/68b3079bd1d88cb070513c3935d9f7e32c70ad69368375308d
+Successfully built pyyaml
+Installing collected packages: future, pyyaml, iso8601, serial
+    Running setup.py install for future ... done
+Successfully installed future-0.18.3 iso8601-2.0.0 pyyaml-6.0.1 serial-0.0.97
+</code>
+</hidden>
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 It's possible to install a second LoRa antenna on iBTS.
-  * For physical installation, you can consult chapters 4.5 & 4.6.2 in {{ :documentation:e-con-installation_and_maintenance_wirnet_ibts-v2.0.pdf |}}
+  * For physical installation, please see Quick start guide [[wiki:quickstart:quickstart_ibts#documentation|Setup of Wirnet™ iBTS Gateway]]
 <note important>It's very important to take care of distance between antennas.</note>
-  * For Packet Forwarder configuration, you can consult iBTS __Dual antenna configuration__ section (hidden menu), in chapter **1.1 lorad configuration**: [[wiki:lora:keros_4.3.3:cpf_configuration|Keros 4.3.3: CPF configuration]]
+  * For Packet Forwarder configuration, you can consult iBTS __Dual antenna configuration__ section (hidden menu), in chapter **1.1 lorad configuration**: [[wiki:lora:cpf_configuration|Keros 4.3.3: CPF configuration]]
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 {{:images:etiquette_istation.jpg?300|}}
+===== What is default Wirnet iZeptoCell hostname? =====
+The default hostname of the Wirnet iZeptoCell Ethernet is “klk-zeth-**020011**” where **020011** is the end of the gateway EUI.

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