Series 500 CLS 503 User Guide
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1. 4 2 Adjusting the display Displays All Settings LC SS Mirror displays Note may limit resolution options Resolution 1280x 720 16 9 Rotation Normal x Launcher placement All displays Sticky edges Detect Displays Figure 6 Displays window Figure 6 shows the displays window Choose the best resolution for your monitor Hint If a phantom screen appears alongside your actual display uncheck Mirror displays select the phantom screen and turn it off using the on off slider at the top RM009 CLS503 1 0 O Omnisense 2013 Page 7 of 11 VERSION 1 0 Omnisense Series 500 Cluster Geolocation System 4 3 Setting the time and date Time amp Date All Settings Time amp Date Time amp Date Clock Geonam es org Location Set the time gt Manually Automatically from the Internet Time 16 25 24 45 pate 24 04 13 Figure 7 Time amp Date application Figure 7 shows the Time amp Date application Use the vertical grids to choose your timezone and select your location You can set the time manually or automatically from the internet The Clock tab has a number of options for how times and dates are displayed 5 Networking The CLS 503 is configured to obtain an IP address using DHCP This means the address is allocated to it dynamically by your local network To find out what this IP address is start the2. Omnisense Series 500 Cluster Geolocation System Series 500 CLS 503 User Guide Christopher Higgins RM009 CL5503 1 0 Revision 1 0 8 May 2013 Omnisense Ltd 3 Floor St Andrew s House 59 St Andrew s Street Cambridge Cambridgeshire CB2 3BZ http www omnisense co uk Tel 44 0 1223 651390 metter RM009 CLS503 1 0 O Omnisense 2013 Page 1 of 11 VERSION 1 0 Omnisense Series 500 Cluster Geolocation System Table of Contents nd 3 SENE EE EE E E OE sue 3 EEEE o p EEEE E A E E E E E E E E A E AE 4 ETE E E o E E A P E E E E A E T E nee E eeceecee er 4 4 1 Changing the keyboard layout sssessessesessesoesesceseecesessceceseseeeceseecescesesoeseseesoese 6 4 2 Adjusting the display EEE EN 7 4 3 Setting the me Tr 8 EET EEE SE r ISEE 8 HM ET 11 RM009 CLS503 1 0 O Omnisense 2013 Page 2 of 11 VERSION 1 0 Omnisense Series 500 Cluster Geolocation System 1 Introduction The Omnisense CLS 503 is a small PC used to collect the Series 500 device data compute their locations and optionally display graphics It can also serve a stream of location data to another application over the network The operating system on this computer is Ubuntu 12 04 which is a distribution of the GNU Linux operating system often called simply Linux for short You may not be familiar with Ubuntu or with Linux so this guide contains pointers on how to achieve some common tasks 2 Startup Firefox W
3. 168 59 238 255 255 255 0 192 168 59 1 Delete Search domains DHCP client ID MT Require IPv4 addressing for this connection to complete Routes Available to all users Cancel Save Figure 11 shows the Ipv4 Settings tab of the window for Wired connection 1 The Method dropdown has been set to Manual Automatic using DHCP is another option In the Addresses section we see the setting of a manual address 192 168 59 238 on the left with a gateway 192 168 59 1 on the right These two addresses will need changing to suit your local network The netmask will probably be suitable but check with your IT administrators 6 More Information You can find out more about ubuntu on the net www ubuntu com is one starting point The version of Ubuntu being used is 12 04 LTS where the LTS means long term support You can contact Omnisense on support omnisense co uk E RM009_CLS503_1 0 Omnisense 2013 Page 11 of 11 VERSION 1 0
4. Terminal application from the left hand application dock and type ifconfig eth0 You should see something like this RM009 CLS503 1 0 O Omnisense 2013 Page 8 of 11 VERSION 1 0 Omnisense Series 500 Cluster Geolocation System oms oms cls503 003 oms oms cls503 003 S ifconfig ethd fetno Link encap Ethernet HWaddr 4c 72 b9 42 8a 8f inet addr 192 168 59 47 Bcast 192 168 59 255 Mask 255 255 255 0 inet6 addr fe80 4e72 b9ff fe42 8a8f 64 Scope Link UP BROADCAST RUNNING MULTICAST MTU 1500 WMetric 1 RX packets 66942 errors 0 dropped 0 overruns frame 0 TX packets 30550 errors 0 dropped 0 overruns carrier collisions txqueuelen 16066 RX bytes 85669316 85 6 MB TX bytes 3020830 3 0 MB Interrupt 20 Memory fe500000 Te520000 oms oms cls503 003 Jj Figure 8 shows the output of the ifconfig command The IP address is called inet addr and appears on the third line of the text above In this case it is 192 168 59 47 Most CLS 503s have two ethernet ports and you may have plugged the cable into the one called eth1 If so typing ifconfig eth1 brings up its information In fact typing ifconfig alone brings up the information for all interfaces Once you know your IP address you can connect to the CLS 503 using it For example using ssh to login or connecting to Omnisense s location server to receive location output over a TCP IP connection When using DHCP it is likely that the DHCP server assigns the same add
5. eb Browser ty 17 32 19 f oms 4 Omnisense Series 500 Mozilla Firefox 3 Omnisense Series 500 127 0 0 1 v gt Q A Omnisense Series 500 Status Welcome 2 Welcome to Omnisense s Series 500 real time geolocation product For more information see www omnisense co uk Installing the system If you have not run the system before go to the status page and click on start Let the system run for a while as the status table fills up When the status table has a full complement of devices you can stop the system and go to configure it properly on the config page e r e On the config page configure the names of devices the fixed positions of some of them and any zone information required When you are done restart the system from the status page right 2011 Omnisense Limited http www omnisense co uk Figure 1 Startup screen The picture above shows the screen when we first start up The CLS 503 is configured to automatically login and startup the Firefox web browser The CLS 503 is configured with a single user name oms and password omspass If the screensaver kicks in you may need the password to unlock The picture shows the main elements of the Ubuntu desktop Down the left hand side is a column of icons with applications such as Firefox and the trash can Along the top is a menu bar with the application s menus on the left and system menu s on the right In the picture above Firefox s men
6. nd Lock Layout Support 4 Hardware J TOO Additional Bluetooth Colour Displays Keyboard Mouse and Drivers Touchpad a b Q Z Network Power Printing sound Wacom Graphics Tablet System 2 4 EE on ij i i h op T eet p a r Backup Details Management Time amp Date Universal User Service Access Accounts Figure 4 System settings window The system settings window shows the Keyboard Layout application in the Personal section at the top the Displays application in the Hardware section in the middle and the Time amp Date application in the System section at the bottom RM009 CLS503 1 0 O Omnisense 2013 Page 5 of 11 VERSION 1 0 Omnisense Series 500 Cluster Geolocation System 4 1 Changing the keyboard layout Keyboard Layout AllSettings Keyboard Layout English UK Use the same layout for all windows Allow different layouts For individual windows 1 1 he a ea Fa m ad anes Fa New windows use Ene default layout kl 1 as pst rn To cre re eo a poe ar Pe en New windows use the previous window s layout s EE Reset to Defaults Options Figure 5 Keyboard layout window Figure 5 shows the keyboard selection window Use the button at the bottom left to adda new keyboard layout RM009 CLS503 1 0 O Omnisense 2013 Page 6 of 11 VERSION 1 0 Omnisense Series 500 Cluster Geolocation System
7. ress to the CLS 503 each time it is booted up However it may be assigned a new address at least in principle It may also be that you are in a situation where you are not using DHCP for example in a site where the network is the CLS 503 and your laptop So there are some situations where you may want to set the IP address yourself To change the IP address select Edit Connections from the Networking menu Es Ty 4 16 31 04 2 oms tu Wired connection 1 Disconnect VPN Connections mm Enable Networking Connection Information Edit Connections Figure 9 Networking menu This brings up the Network Connections window as shown in Figure 10 Select the wired connection and click Edit RM009 CLS503 1 0 O Omnisense 2013 Page 9 of 11 VERSION 1 0 Omnisense Series 500 Cluster Geolocation System Network Connections Wired Wireless Mobile Broadband VPN DSL Name Last Used Add Wired connection 1 1 minute ago Edit Delete Figure 10 Network connections Clicking Edit brings up the Editing connection dialog RM009 CLS503 1 0 O Omnisense 2013 Page 10 of 11 VERSION 1 0 Omnisense Series 500 Cluster Geolocation System Editing Wired connection 1 Connection name Wired connection 1 M Connect automatically Wired 802 1x Security IPv4 Settings IPv6 Settings Method Manual Addresses Address Netmask Gateway Add 192
8. us are not visible but they become visible when the mouse enters the menu area RM009 CLS503 1 0 O Omnisense 2013 Page 3 of 11 VERSION 1 0 Omnisense Series 500 Cluster Geolocation System 3 Shutdown To shutdown the CLS 503 choose shutdown from the right most menu Bs ty 4 15 51 12 Boms System Settings Displays Startup Applications Updates Available Printers Lock Screen Log Out Suspend Shut Down Figure 2 The system menu Figure 2 shows the system menu with Shut Down at the bottom Hint Firefox does not shut down cleanly if you simply use the Shut Down menu item It is best to close Firefox before choosing Shut Down If it is not closed on reboot Firefox will come up a window prompting you to Restore the last session Choose this option to restore your previous tabs 4 System settings Perhaps your display does not look quite right Perhaps the keyboard layout is not right Do you need to set the local timezone These things can be done using the System settings application which is on the dock Figure 3 System settings application icon RM009 CLS503 1 0 O Omnisense 2013 Page 4 of 11 VERSION 1 0 Omnisense Series 500 Cluster Geolocation System Figure 4 shows the application window System Settings All Settings Personal Appearance Brightness Keyboard Language Privacy Ubuntu One a
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