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| GPS signal is handled by the kgpsd daemon. By default, this daemon sends the received nmea frames to both virtual ports ''/dev/nmea1'' and ''/dev/nmea2''. Once a program reads a line from a virtual port, this line is deleted. Thus, only one program should read a virtual port at a time. | GPS signal is handled by the kgpsd daemon. By default, this daemon sends the received nmea frames to both virtual ports ''/dev/nmea1'' and ''/dev/nmea2''. Once a program reads a line from a virtual port, this line is deleted. Thus, only one program should read a virtual port at a time. | ||
| - | Some Wirnet™ Productline gateways don't have a GPS device. For these gateways, kgpsd will not be launched and ''/dev/nmeaX'' files will not be created. | + | Some Wirnet™ i-series gateways don't have a GPS device. For these gateways, kgpsd will not be launched and ''/dev/nmeaX'' files will not be created. |
| By default, the packet forwarder reads the ''/dev/nmea1'' virtual port. | By default, the packet forwarder reads the ''/dev/nmea1'' virtual port. | ||
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| ==== Temperature ==== | ==== Temperature ==== | ||
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| + | <note>Note that [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lm_sensors|lmsensors]] library can also be used to extract temperature from Firmware 4.2 and above</note> | ||
| === CPU temperature sensor === | === CPU temperature sensor === | ||
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| All Wirnet™ Gateways have a temperature sensor in their CPU. To read the sensor output: | All Wirnet™ Gateways have a temperature sensor in their CPU. To read the sensor output: | ||
| <code bash> | <code bash> | ||
| - | cat /sys/class/hwmon/hwmon0/temp1_input | + | cat /sys/class/thermal/thermal_zone0/temp |
| </code> | </code> | ||
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| * status LED is the orange LED of the debug port. On firmware 4.0.X, status LED blinks once each 5 second during run time. | * status LED is the orange LED of the debug port. On firmware 4.0.X, status LED blinks once each 5 second during run time. | ||
| - | On Wirnet iFemtoCell, the 3 LEDs are bicolor LEDs. | + | On Wirnet iFemtoCell or iFemtocell-Evolution, the 3 LEDs are bicolor LEDs. |
| * power LED is the green LED of the left bicolor LED | * power LED is the green LED of the left bicolor LED | ||
| * status LED is the red LED of the left bicolor LED | * status LED is the red LED of the left bicolor LED | ||
| On Wirnet iStation: | On Wirnet iStation: | ||
| - | * power LED is the green LED under the power button | + | * power LED is the green LED (left) under the power button |
| - | * status LED is the red LED under the power button | + | * status LED is the red LED (right) under the power button |
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| + | On Wirnet iZeptoCell: | ||
| + | *power and status led are one bi-color LED | ||
| + | *this LED is represent with the power symbol | ||
| ==== Other LEDs ==== | ==== Other LEDs ==== | ||
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| - | Wirnet iFemtoCell | | + | Wirnet iFemtoCell or iFemtocell-Evolution | |
| There are 3 LEDs on the Wirnet iFemtoCell: | There are 3 LEDs on the Wirnet iFemtoCell: | ||
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| + | Wirnet iZeptoCell | | ||
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| + | There are 3 LEDs on the Wirnet iZeptoCell: | ||
| + | * LED 1 : Power/Status (represent with the power symbol) | ||
| + | * LED 2 : Backhaul (represent with the screen symbol) | ||
| + | * LED 3 : LoRa Traffic (represent with the radio wave symbol) | ||
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| + | ^ Status ^ Backhaul LED ^ | ||
| + | | **WMC - Not connected (2)** | <fc #ff0000>Red</fc> | | ||
| + | | **WMC - During connection (2)** | <fc #008000>Green blinking </fc> | | ||
| + | | **WMC - Connected (2)** | <fc #008000>Green </fc> | | ||
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| + | ^ Status ^ LoRa traffic ^ | ||
| + | | **Boot** | <fc #ff0000>Red</fc> | | ||
| + | | **Packet forwarder - Rx (1)** | <fc #008000>Green blinking </fc> | | ||
| + | | **Packet forwarder - Tx (1)** | <fc #ff0000>Red blinking </fc> | | ||
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| + | (1): This LEDs behavior is only available in the packet forwarder provided on this wiki. | ||
| + | (2): This LEDs behavior is only available when Wanesy Management Center is used. | ||
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| + | ==== LEDs management ==== | ||
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| + | It is possible to manage LEDs in some scripts, to make it blinking for example.\\ | ||
| + | Here some scripts examples with LED path and management: | ||
| + | * In [[wiki:keros_custo:sw_updates#specific_files | usb.autorun specific file]]. | ||
| + | * In [[wiki:keros_custo:scripts | Initialization scripts]] wiki page. | ||
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