Qeedji SAP10e, User Manual

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1.2 Applications
Once the
generic_server
firmware is installed on the device, the
generic_server
application allows to:
visualize the content of the ten SLATEs and check whether each SLATE content is synchronized with the content sources, hosted in the
.output/<1>/
to
.output/<10>/
WebDAV directories of the SAP10e device.
once the URL of the remote file server is properly set in the SAP10e device, the content sources are updated automatically by the
generic_server
application which is connecting periodically to a remote file server which is containing all the required contents for all the SLATEs.
Configuration
The application for SAP10e device supports configuration update:
by connecting to the device configuration Web user interface,
by uploading, with a WebDAV client, a suitable
.js
configuration script (or a suitable
prefs.json
file) on the
http://<device-ip-addr>/.conf/
WebDAV directory of the SAP10e device,
by receiving a
configure
command from the
Qether
tool (Qether V1.12.10 or above).
Generic server application upgrade
The
regular
application is put by default on the SAP10e device at the factory.
The first step is to upgrade the device with the
generic_server
application.
The application can be upgraded:
by using the device configuration Web user interface,
by pushing, with a WebDAV client, a new firmware file
bm0032_generic_server_generic_server-sap10e-xx.yy.zz.bin
at the root of the device
WebDAV directory
http://<device-ip-addr>/
,
by receiving an
install
command from the
Qether
tool (Qether V1.12.10 or above).
☛ After a firmware upgrade, the device is rebooting once.
SLATE software upgrade
It is possible to upgrade the software version of the SLATEs paired to the SAP10e devices:
by pushing, with a WebDAV client, a
pictureframe-slate106-setup-xx.yy.zz.rpk
firmware file suitable for the SLATE devices, on the
http://<device-ip-addr>/.output/common/
WebDAV directory of the SAP10e device,
by using the device configuration Web user interface.
Preprogrammed flashing sequence
The SAP10e device has two modes:
Nominal mode
: the application runs properly. When a configuration or a firmware upgrade is in progress, the light illumination follows the light
flashing sequence below.
Recovery mode
: the application can not be executed. It is required to upgrade the firmware to return to nominal mode.
Depending on these modes, the applications can fall into one of these preprogrammed flashing sequences in some specific cases.
Mode Status green LED behaviour Information
Nominal
1 green flashs (2 seconds)
with a 4 seconds periodicity
The application is running properly.
Recovery
2 very short and
consecutive green flashs
(250 ms) with a 4,5 seconds
periodicity
The application can not be executed. It should never happen. The device Web user interface is
so not available. This sequence is displayed until a new firmware upgrade is done with
Qether
tool. For further information, contact support@qeedji.tech .
Recovery
3 very short and
consecutive green flashs
(250 ms) with a 5 seconds
periodicity
The software resource of the SAP10e device set at factory are not valid. It should never happen.
For further information, contact support@qeedji.tech .
Nominal
or
recovery
4 very short and
consecutive green flashs
(250 ms) with a 5,5 seconds
periodicity
A
Firmware upgrade
for the SAP10e device is in progress. Please wait a few seconds.
Nominal
5 very short and
consecutive green flashs
(250 ms)
A device
configuration
for the SAP10e device is in progress. Please wait a few seconds.
Mode Red LED behaviour Information
Nominal or recovery On (steady) The SAP10e device is powered properly.
Nominal or recovery Off The SAP10e device is not powered properly.