SensorGnome User Guide
  • Introduction and Overview
  • Connecting to your SensorGnome
  • The Web Interface
  • Establishing an FTP connection
  • Downloading detection data
  • Uploading detection data
  • Installing and updating SensorGnome software
  • Data syncing over the Internet
  • Appendix
    • What to bring
    • Underpowered SensorGnomes
    • Connection and folder path cheatsheet
    • Configuring the SensorGnome frequency
    • CTT LifeTag compatibility (dual-mode)
    • CTT Motus receiver dongles for 434 MHz (dual-mode) capability on SensorGnome
    • Anatomy of a SensorGnome
    • Installing BeagleBone drivers
    • Restoring BeagleBone drivers on Windows
    • Recovering a BeagleBone that can no longer be reimaged
    • Accessing BeagleBone as a network drive
    • Connecting to a BeagleBone using an Ethernet cable
    • Using Bonjour Browser to find the IP address
    • Uploading a local tag database
    • How to build a SensorGnome
    • Reflash FUNcube dongle firmware
    • Motus data file formats
  • How to install the new SensorGnome software
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  1. Appendix

Connecting to a BeagleBone using an Ethernet cable

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It is also possible to connect to a BB SG using an Ethernet cable. However results with this method are less reliable and some users report it rarely succeeds. Additionally it usually requires modifying your computer settings whenever you connect, then changing them back when finished.