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Tab: System

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	Note that this page can take quite a long time to load when 'Include full Debian Package Repository' is enabled.		Note that this page can take quite a long time to load when 'Include full Debian Package Repository' is enabled.

			'''NOTE:''' Debian 7 has been archived, so in order to update packages using the repository you need to update the apt file. Go to {{Code\|/etc/apt/sources.list.d/multistrap-debian.list}} and add the following lines:

			<syntaxhighlight lang=bash>
			# DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE BY HAND -- YOUR CHANGES WILL BE OVERWRITTEN
			deb http://archive.debian.org/debian wheezy main contrib non-free
			</syntaxhighlight>

			Then, run {{Code\|apt-get update}} before installing any new packages.


	{{SBCWebifHeader\|Upgradable Packages}}		{{SBCWebifHeader\|Upgradable Packages}}

Mparadis at 16:51, 9 June 2020

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	<metadesc>The PhidgetSBC3 is a single board computer running Debian 7.0 with 128 MiB SDRAM, 1 GiB Flash, integrated 1018 and 6 USB 2.0 ports.</metadesc>		<metadesc>The PhidgetSBC3 is a single board computer running Debian 7.0 with 128 MiB SDRAM, 1 GiB Flash, integrated 1018 and 6 USB 2.0 ports.</metadesc>
	[[Category:UserGuide]]		[[Category:UserGuide]]

	~~===Introductory Video===~~

	~~{{#ev:youtube\|09Z61tf-JA4\|\|\|\|\|rel=0}}~~

	===Required Hardware===		===Required Hardware===

Mparadis: /* Introductory Video */

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Introductory Video

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	===Introductory Video===		===Introductory Video===

	{{#ev:youtube\|09Z61tf-JA4}}		{{#ev:youtube\|09Z61tf-JA4\|\|\|\|\|rel=0}}

	===Required Hardware===		===Required Hardware===

Mparadis at 20:20, 8 May 2018

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			__NOINDEX__
	<metadesc>The PhidgetSBC3 is a single board computer running Debian 7.0 with 128 MiB SDRAM, 1 GiB Flash, integrated 1018 and 6 USB 2.0 ports.</metadesc>		<metadesc>The PhidgetSBC3 is a single board computer running Debian 7.0 with 128 MiB SDRAM, 1 GiB Flash, integrated 1018 and 6 USB 2.0 ports.</metadesc>
	[[Category:UserGuide]]		[[Category:UserGuide]]

Mparadis at 21:33, 28 November 2017

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			<metadesc>The PhidgetSBC3 is a single board computer running Debian 7.0 with 128 MiB SDRAM, 1 GiB Flash, integrated 1018 and 6 USB 2.0 ports.</metadesc>
	[[Category:UserGuide]]		[[Category:UserGuide]]

Patrick at 18:55, 15 September 2017

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	====Wireless====		====Wireless====

	The SBC can only access wireless networks using the [{{SERVER}}/products.php?product_id=~~3072~~ Wi-Fi USB Adapter w/SMA Antenna]. If this WiFi adapter is plugged in to a USB port on the SBC, you will see something like this under {{Code\|Network → Wireless}} in the web interface:		The SBC can only access wireless networks using the [{{SERVER}}/products.php?product_id=3702 Wi-Fi USB Adapter w/SMA Antenna]. If this WiFi adapter is plugged in to a USB port on the SBC, you will see something like this under {{Code\|Network → Wireless}} in the web interface:

	[[File:sbc_gs_wireless.png\|link=\|alt=]]		[[File:sbc_gs_wireless.png\|link=\|alt=]]

Mparadis at 19:39, 13 July 2017

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	;Java Support (Button)		;Java Support (Button)
	:This installs 'libphidget21-java' and 'default-jre-headless' to support Java based projects.		:This installs 'libphidget21-java' and 'default-jre-headless' to support Java based projects.
	;C~~/C++~~ Development Tools/Headers		;C Development Tools/Headers
	:This installs 'build-essential' which allows for on-board development in C~~/C++~~.		:This installs 'build-essential' which allows for on-board development in C.

	We also have a detailed walkthrough of installing and using C, Java, and Python [[OS - Phidget SBC#Getting Started - The SBC (Debian Linux)\|on the SBC]].		We also have a detailed walkthrough of installing and using C, Java, and Python [[OS - Phidget SBC#Getting Started - The SBC (Debian Linux)\|on the SBC]].

Mparadis at 14:20, 6 June 2017

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	===Required Hardware===		===Required Hardware===

	* A 1073 PhidgetSBC3		* A [{{SERVER}}/products.php?product_id=1073 1073 PhidgetSBC3]
	* Sensors, LEDs, and switches to test the InterfaceKit		* Sensors, LEDs, and switches to test the InterfaceKit
	* A 6-15V DC power supply		* A 6-15V DC power supply

Mparadis at 19:12, 28 April 2017

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	This will always show the attached Interface Kit that is part of the SBC board. It will also show any Phidgets plugged into the SBC's USB ports.		This will always show the attached Interface Kit that is part of the SBC board. It will also show any Phidgets plugged into the SBC's USB ports.

	On the right hand side of this screen (not shown in the screenshot) you will see the serial numbers of the attached Phidgets. If you want to use these Phidgets within your code over a network using the network ~~service~~, you can use these serial numbers in your programming project.		On the right hand side of this screen (not shown in the screenshot) you will see the serial numbers of the attached Phidgets. If you want to use these Phidgets within your code over a network using the network server, you can use these serial numbers in your programming project.

	Note that any analog or digital sensors will not show up here, as they are a 'part' of the Interface Kit and can be accessed through the ports in the Interface Kit API. Taking a look at the [[1018 User Guide\|User Guide]] for the [{{SERVER}}/products.php?product_id=1018 PhidgetInterfaceKit 8/8/8] will show you a good example of how this works.		Note that any analog or digital sensors will not show up here, as they are a 'part' of the Interface Kit and can be accessed through the ports in the Interface Kit API. Taking a look at the [[1018 User Guide\|User Guide]] for the [{{SERVER}}/products.php?product_id=1018 PhidgetInterfaceKit 8/8/8] will show you a good example of how this works.
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	:This includes the integrated PhidgetInterfaceKit and displays both the serial number and version.		:This includes the integrated PhidgetInterfaceKit and displays both the serial number and version.

	{{SBCWebifTab\|Network ~~Service~~}}		{{SBCWebifTab\|Network Server}}

	The Phidget network ~~service~~ is a simple server that allows Phidgets connected to the PhidgetSBC board to be opened over the network. This is enabled by default and starts with the SBC.		The Phidget network server is a simple server that allows Phidgets connected to the PhidgetSBC board to be opened over the network. This is enabled by default and starts with the SBC.

	This page lets you view and modify the Phidget network ~~service~~ settings, as well as stop and start the server. Please see the Advanced User’s Guide for more information on programming with the dictionary.		This page lets you view and modify the Phidget network server settings, as well as stop and start the server. Please see the Advanced User’s Guide for more information on programming with the dictionary.

	;Enabled/Disabled		;Enabled/Disabled
	:Enables or disables the Phidget Network ~~Service~~.		:Enables or disables the Phidget Network Server.
	;Server ID		;Server ID
	:Server ID is used when opening a connection to the PhidgetSBC using the mDNS based openRemote calls.		:Server ID is used when opening a connection to the PhidgetSBC using the mDNS based openRemote calls.
	:This is by default the same as the PhidgetSBC hostname (phidgetsbc), but can be set to anything (up to 63 characters).		:This is by default the same as the PhidgetSBC hostname (phidgetsbc), but can be set to anything (up to 63 characters).
	;Port		;Port
	:Port is the port that the Network ~~service~~ runs on - default is 5001.		:Port is the port that the Network server runs on - default is 5001.
	;Password		;Password
	:The password is used for securing the network ~~service~~.		:The password is used for securing the network server.
	:By default, this option is disabled with a blank password.		:By default, this option is disabled with a blank password.
	:Note that while the authentication protocol and password is encrypted during authentication, all following data is sent in the clear.		:Note that while the authentication protocol and password is encrypted during authentication, all following data is sent in the clear.
	;Start/Stop (Button)		;Start/Stop (Button)
	:Use this button to start/stop the network ~~service~~.		:Use this button to start/stop the network server.

	====Tab: Projects====		====Tab: Projects====
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	{{SBCWebifHeader\|Startup Settings}}		{{SBCWebifHeader\|Startup Settings}}
	This section configures the application to start at boot. When this enabled, it will start at the end of the system boot process (after things like bringing up the network, starting the Phidget Network ~~Service~~, etc.). The startup order field specifies a start order among the custom applications, with lower numbers being started first.		This section configures the application to start at boot. When this enabled, it will start at the end of the system boot process (after things like bringing up the network, starting the Phidget Network Server, etc.). The startup order field specifies a start order among the custom applications, with lower numbers being started first.

	Executable name is the name of the file to execute. If this filename ends in ‘.class’ or ‘.jar’, the program will be run as a Java program, otherwise it is run as an ARM Binary. We have an [[OS - Phidget SBC#Program in Java with the Web Interface\|detailed walkthrough of this section]].		Executable name is the name of the file to execute. If this filename ends in ‘.class’ or ‘.jar’, the program will be run as a Java program, otherwise it is run as an ARM Binary. We have an [[OS - Phidget SBC#Program in Java with the Web Interface\|detailed walkthrough of this section]].
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	;Host name		;Host name
	:The system hostname.		:The system hostname.
	:This is used for the system’s mDNS (i.e. local link address) hostname, as well as the Phidget Network ~~Service~~ default Server ID.		:This is used for the system’s mDNS (i.e. local link address) hostname, as well as the Phidget Network Server default Server ID.
	:All PhidgetSBCs have a default hostname of {{Code\|phidgetsbc}}. When used as a link local address, the extension {{Code\|.local}} is added		:All PhidgetSBCs have a default hostname of {{Code\|phidgetsbc}}. When used as a link local address, the extension {{Code\|.local}} is added

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	{{SBCWebifTab\|Packages}}		{{SBCWebifTab\|Packages}}

	This is where package updates are performed. From time to time, updates will be made available. These will address any bugs and security issues, add new features, and update the phidget21 library and network ~~service~~. There are also some other package management options available.		This is where package updates are performed. From time to time, updates will be made available. These will address any bugs and security issues, add new features, and update the phidget21 library and network server. There are also some other package management options available.

	Note that this page can take quite a long time to load when 'Include full Debian Package Repository' is enabled.		Note that this page can take quite a long time to load when 'Include full Debian Package Repository' is enabled.
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	[[File:1072_0_Layout_Front.jpg\|500px\|link=]]		[[File:1072_0_Layout_Front.jpg\|500px\|link=]]

	:1. This Ethernet port is used for network connectivity to the PhidgetSBC. This enables access to the PhidgetSBC as well as any connected Phidgets through the network ~~service~~. Alternatively, the USB Wireless adapter can be used for network connectivity.		:1. This Ethernet port is used for network connectivity to the PhidgetSBC. This enables access to the PhidgetSBC as well as any connected Phidgets through the network server. Alternatively, the USB Wireless adapter can be used for network connectivity.
	:2. These USB ports can be used for connecting Phidgets, Wi-Fi adapters, flash drives, webcams, USB hubs, etc.		:2. These USB ports can be used for connecting Phidgets, Wi-Fi adapters, flash drives, webcams, USB hubs, etc.
	:3. These LEDs indicate the status of the PhidgetSBC. The Red LED indicates that the power supply is on and running properly. The green LED indicates boot status. The green LED will turn on and off once during boot and then turn back on when everything is running.		:3. These LEDs indicate the status of the PhidgetSBC. The Red LED indicates that the power supply is on and running properly. The green LED indicates boot status. The green LED will turn on and off once during boot and then turn back on when everything is running.

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Ad-hoc Networks

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	The SBC can be configured as a device in an ad-hoc network.		The SBC can be configured as a device in an ad-hoc network.

	For more information, visit the ~~[[Ad-Hoc_Networks_on_the_SBC~~\|Ad-Hoc Networks]] page.		For more information, visit the {{ARTICLE\|AdhocNetworksOnSBC\|Ad-Hoc Networks}} page.

	===Further Reading===		===Further Reading===