> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.motus.org/sensorgnome/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.motus.org/sensorgnome/v1/appendix/cheatsheet.md).

# Connection and folder path cheatsheet

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You are viewing the V1 Legacy SensorGnome user guide. This software has not been updated since 2018.
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This is a complete reference of the network addresses and folder paths, organized by receiver type (RPi vs BB) and method of connection.

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### Raspberry Pi SensorGnome

#### Web Interface (Firefox or Chrome browser)

* Wi-Fi Hotspot
  * `http://192.168.7.2`
* Ethernet cable
  * `http://sgpi.local`

#### Establishing FTP connection (e.g. with FileZilla)

* Wi-Fi hotspot
  * host: `sftp://192.168.7.2`
  * username: `root`
  * password: `root`
* Ethernet cable
  * host: `sftp://sgpi.local`
  * username: `root`
  * password: `root`

#### Detection data (SGdata) folder

* FTP connection (e.g. in FileZilla)
  * `/dev/sdcard/SGdata`
* Directly on MicroSD card when removed from powered-down RPi
  * `/SGdata`

#### *uboot* folder (configuration files)

* FTP connection (e.g. in FileZilla)
  * `/dev/sdcard/uboot`
* Directly on MicroSD card when removed from powered-down RPi
  * `/uboot`
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### BeagleBone SensorGnome

#### Web Interface (Firefox or Chrome browser)

* USB (mini USB to standard USB)
  * `http://192.168.7.2`
* Ethernet cable
  * `http://192.168.9.2`

#### Establishing FTP connection (e.g. with FileZilla)

* USB (mini USB to standard USB)
  * host: `sftp://192.168.7.2`
  * username: `root`
  * password: `root`
* Ethernet Cable
  * host: `sftp://192.168.9.2`
  * username: `root`
  * password: `root`

#### Detection data (SGdata) folder on the MicroSD card

* FTP connection (e.g. in FileZilla)
  * `/media/internal_SD_card/SGdata`
* Shared network drive (e.g. in Windows Explorer)
  * `\\192.168.7.2\root\media\internal_SD_card\SGdata`

#### Internal detection data folder (when MicroSD card is absent or can't be read)

* FTP connection (e.g. in FileZilla)
  * `/media/internal_system_memory/SGdata`
* Shared network drive (e.g. in Windows Explorer)
  * `\\192.168.7.2\root\media\internal_system_memory\SGdata`

#### *uboot* folder (configuration files)

* FTP connection (e.g. in FileZilla)
  * `/boot/uboot`
* Shared network drive (e.g. in Windows Explorer)
  * `\\192.168.7.2\root\boot\uboot\`
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