[EN] Cockpit

Cockpit


This guide provides step-by-step instructions on how to access the Cockpit.


Cockpit is a web-based graphical interface designed to simplify the management and configuration of a device.


SUMMARY



Accessing the Cockpit


To access the Cockpit, the ST-One Hardware® must be connected to a power source and the network.



1. Accessing the ST-One Hardware® Cockpit:

  • Open your web browser and enter the ST-One Hardware® Cockpit address;
  • Enter the username and password as indicated in the "Access Password" section of the "Getting Started" document (included in the box).





2. Access Options


  • Hostname:
    • https://st-one:9090/system
    • https://st-one/cockpit
    •  https://st-one:9090

 

  • If the default Hostname does not work, use the fixed IP assigned by your IT team for the ST-One Hardware®:
    • https://numero-do-ip/cockpit
    • https://numero-do-ip:9090

 

  • If the ST-One Hardware® is connected via Micro-USB Cable, use the Safe-mode IP:
    • https://10.42.0.1/cockpit
    • https://10.42.0.1:9090



Web display


This guide describes how to configure a web page on the HDMI output of the ST-One Hardware®.



1. Accessing the Cockpit


  • In the Cockpit, go to the "Services" tab and click on the "Electron-Based Display" service.



2.  Available Settings


  • Target URL: Enter the URL of the website you want to display;
  • Background Color: Set the screen background color. By default, it is white;
  • Display Sleep: Configure whether the monitor should turn off after a period of inactivity;
  • Menu Bar: Choose whether to display the browser's Task Bar.



3. Applying the Changes


  • After making the desired changes, click the "Apply" button.
  • To validate the settings, the server must be restarted. Click the arrow and select "Restart".
  • Wait approximately 10 seconds for the service to restart. After this, the website will be displayed as the main screen of the ST-One Hardware®.



Settings Menu


This guide describes the Settings Menu in Cockpit. 




1. System


  • Power Options: Allows you to restart or shut down the ST-One Hardware®, with delay options if necessary.
  • Hostname: The name of the ST-One Hardware® on the network. For example, if the host is set to "device," use the link https://device.
  • System Time: Configure the system's time zone as needed.
  • Restore Settings: Option to restore the ST-One Hardware® to factory settings. For more information, refer to the Restoration (Factory Reset) article.



2. Logs


  • Logs: View logs (event records) of the ST-One Hardware®. For more details, refer to the "Logs" section below.



3. Networking


  • Networking: This tab is used to configure the ST-One Hardware® network, integrating it with our services and data collection equipment. For more information, refer to the Network Configuration article.



4. Display


  • Display: Use the ST-One Hardware® HDMI output to display a web page on a monitor or TV. For more information, refer to the "Web Display" section above. In this tab, you can configure the orientation and resolution of the HDMI output.



5. Accounts


  • Accounts: Configure the login and password options for the ST-One Hardware®. You can change the access password in this tab.

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6. Services


  • Services: Manage all active services used by the ST-One Hardware® in this tab.



Logs


This article explains how to view the ST-One Hardware® Logs (event records).


Checking Logs is essential for understanding potential errors.




1. Accessing Logs


  • Enter the ST-One Hardware® Cockpit.
  • Navigate to the "Logs" tab.



  • In this section, a wide range of information will be displayed. To simplify analysis, use the filters available at the top of the page: Date, Severity and Service.



  • Use the "Export Logs" button to export logs as TXT files if necessary.


2. Enabling Persist Logs


  • This option saves/logs events from the ST-One Hardware® permanently, even after restarts.
  • In the "Logs" tab, enable the "Persist Logs" option by clicking it and selecting "ON".
  • After enabling, you must restart the system:
    • Go to the "System" section.
    • Click the arrow in "Power Options", select "Restart", and choose "No Delay".
  • Once the LED is green, the ST-One Hardware® will have restarted with "Persist Logs" enabled.



3. Disabling Persist Logs


  • To disable, repeat the process, changing the "Persist Logs" option to "OFF";
  • Restart the system as described above.




For questions, contact support at:  
support@st-one.io