Installation
Hardware
- Prepare your hardware:
- PC with Windows 10/11 installed.
- USB Webcam or equivalent device, plugged and working (visible on the Windows Camera App or equivalent).
- TV/Display connected and in working order (you can use a monitor during software install).
- Any extra sensors (e.g. Nexmosphere) if required.
Installing and configuring the software
Required Software:
- Broox Studio (Via web browser)
- Broox Controller
- Broox Media Player
- Broox Vision Node (optional)
- Broox Sensor Node (optional)
Creating the installation
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Start by logging into Broox Studio
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Navigate to Installation/Locations:
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Click on Add Location:
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Fill the location information. Name, location, time zone, etc.
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You can set an email address to receive alarms from the location installation and set a time window to ignore alarms:
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Click on the created location:
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A default Controller is created for the location.
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Download the License File (LIFT-AND-LEARN.license) by clicking the License button.
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Copy the License File to the PC.
Ubuntu Install
On Ubuntu Linux, the Broox Platform can be installed using the package manager or the terminal.
Desktop GUI install
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Download the separate packages (X.X.X is the latest version number available, for example 1.2.3 or 0.8.1):
broox-controller_X.X.X_amd64.deb
broox-sensor-node_X.X.X_amd64.deb
broox-vision-node_X.X.X_amd64.deb
broox-mediaplayer_X.X.X_amd64.deb
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Open the file manager:
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Double-click on the package:
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In the Sofware Manager press Install
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Enter your administrator password (user has to have root permission in sudo):
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The package is installed, and the Installation button will convert to an uninstallation button.
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Repeat for all the packages you want to install.
Command Line install
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Download the separate packages (X.X.X is the latest version number available, for example 1.2.3 or 0.8.1):
broox-controller_X.X.X_amd64.deb
broox-sensor-node_X.X.X_amd64.deb
broox-vision-node_X.X.X_amd64.deb
broox-mediaplayer_X.X.X_amd64.deb
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Open the Terminal (Ctrl+Alt+T):
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cd
to the folder where you downloaded the.deb
packages. -
Type
sudo apt install ./<name-of-package.deb>
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Enter your password for
sudo
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The package will install.
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Repeat for every needed package.