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| 5 | 3 | Hammel | In this document the term _host system_ refers to a Linux desktop or laptop that will be used to download and install software |
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| 8 | 3 | Hammel | h2. The Ironman Monitor |
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| 10 | The Ironman Monitor runs on a Raspberry Pi 2 or 3 and provides a central hub for management of home automation devices. |
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| 12 | h3. Installation Prerequisites |
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| 14 | * The Pi 2/3 requires a microSD card that is at least 4GB. A mechanism for using the SD card on your host system is needed, such as an SD card USB adapter or an SD port on your laptop. |
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| 15 | * You will need to have sudo access for your Linux user id. |
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| 17 | 1 | Hammel | h3. Generating the SD Card for the Pi |
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| 19 | * Download the RPi 2 Development Platform |
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| 20 | ** wget <url> |
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| 21 | ** Unpack the archive to a directory called "image". |
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| 22 | * Download the Ironman Package Collection |
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| 23 | ** wget <url> |
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| 24 | ** Unpack the archive to a directory called "package". |
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| 26 | In a terminal window run: dmesg -w |
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| 27 | Insert the microSD card and look for the device name for the newly added card. It should be something like /dev/sdb or /dev/sde. |
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| 28 | Kill the dmesg -w command with Ctrl-C. |
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| 30 | From the "image" directory |
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| 31 | * Format the SD card |
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| 32 | ** sudo ./mksd.sh -d <device name> |
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| 33 | ** where <device name> is the name you noted from the output of dmesg -w. |
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| 34 | * Mount the boot partition from the sd card: |
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| 35 | ** sudo mkdir -p /mnt/boot |
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| 36 | ** sudo mount <device name>1 /mnt/boot |
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| 37 | ** where <device name> is the name you noted from the output of dmesg -w. |
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| 38 | * Install the Development Platform to the SD card: sudo ./mkinstall.sh -b /mnt/boot -d <device name>2 |
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| 39 | ** where <device name> is the name you noted from the output of dmesg -w. |
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| 41 | From the "package" directory |
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| 42 | * Mount the root partition from the sd card: |
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| 43 | ** sudo mkdir -p /mnt/root |
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| 44 | ** sudo mount <device name>1 /mnt/root |
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| 45 | * Copy the Ironman Package Collection files to /root of the root partition on the SD card |
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| 46 | ** sudo cp *.opk /mnt/root/root |
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| 48 | Make sure all writes to the SD card have completed |
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| 49 | * sync;sync;sync |
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| 51 | Unmount the SD card partitions |
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| 52 | * sudo umount /mnt/boot |
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| 53 | * sudo umount /mnt/root |
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| 55 | Remove the SD card from the host system. |
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| 57 | h3. First time boot |
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| 59 | h3. Network configuration |
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| 61 | h3. Pairing with IoT Sensors |
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| 63 | h3. Pairing with Jarvis |
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| 65 | h2. IoT Sensor |
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| 67 | h3. Sensor Types |
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| 69 | h4. Light Switch |
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| 71 | h3. Flashing the firmware |
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| 73 | h3. Power On |
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| 75 | h3. Pairing with a Monitor |
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| 77 | h2. Jarvis |
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| 79 | h3. Prerequisites |
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| 81 | h3. Pairing with a Monitor |
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| 83 | h3. Supported Commands |