1072 User Guide - Revision history

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Product History

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Technical Details

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	:7,8,9. The Interface Kit I/O is explained in the Interface Kit section of the manual.		:7,8,9. The Interface Kit I/O is explained in the Interface Kit section of the manual.

			===Power Distribution===

			The 12V power supply is stepped down to 5V and distributed in the following way:

			* Each USB port has 500 mA available
			* All analog inputs share a total of 500 mA
			* The digital outputs, +5V terminals, USB controller, and pull-ups all share a total of 500 mA


	===Power Over Ethernet===		===Power Over Ethernet===

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Advanced User's Guide

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Web Interface Reference

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SBC Web Interface

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Getting Started

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Use the Webcam

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	At this point, we have covered most of the common uses of the web interface. But the web interface offers many more configuration options. This reference section covers all of the available options. If you want to continue on to tasks such as writing and running code on the SBC, visit the [[OS - Phidget SBC]] page.		At this point, we have covered most of the common uses of the web interface. But the web interface offers many more configuration options. This reference section covers all of the available options. If you want to continue on to tasks such as writing and running code on the SBC, visit the [[OS - Phidget SBC]] page.

			====Can I use multiple webcams?====
			Probably... In theory you can connect multiple webcams to the SBC, however, the bandwidth of a USB1.1 hub will limit the amount of data you can stream meaning you might have to use reduces resolution/framerate to do it successfully.

	==Web Interface Reference==		==Web Interface Reference==

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Navigating

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	* The space left in your / filesystem (the amount of space you have for programs, and files not written to an external USB key)		* The space left in your / filesystem (the amount of space you have for programs, and files not written to an external USB key)
	* Any additionally mounted filesystems (such as a USB data key)		* Any additionally mounted filesystems (such as a USB data key)
	* The amount of memory your SBC is currently using		* The amount of memory your SBC is currently using. This can be a bit misleading however. To get a better idea of the total memory usage go to the "Processes" subtab and look at memory usage on a per-process basis.

	This can also be accessed later from {{Code\|Status → System}}:		This can also be accessed later from {{Code\|Status → System}}:

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Phidget Webservice

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	===Phidget Webservice===		===Phidget Webservice===

	Support for opening Phidgets over the network is made possible via the Phidget Webservice. This allows a user to write an application in a system and language of their choosing and then operate Phidgets connected to the PhidgetSBC. It is a socket based server that runs on the PhidgetSBC ~~at all times (unless disabled)~~, and allows any attached Phidgets to be seen and opened directly over the network.		Support for opening Phidgets over the network is made possible via the Phidget Webservice. This allows a user to write an application in a system and language of their choosing and then operate Phidgets connected to the PhidgetSBC. It is a socket based server that runs on the PhidgetSBC, and allows any attached Phidgets to be seen and opened directly over the network. To use this server go to the "Phidgets->WebService" tab in the web configuration page and enable it.

	Opening and controlling a Phidget over the network is nearly the same as opening one locally. The main differences are:		Opening and controlling a Phidget over the network is nearly the same as opening one locally. The main differences are: