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NOTE: Setting of IP on gateways is not yet possible to do on site, without special software. If your system engineer does not have this software and training, the IP’s need to be set up before the gateways are installed

  1. Connect the gateways to power and ethernet

    • If DALI gateway, also connect DALI line(s)

  2. Connect the access point to 24V power and ethernet

  3. Make sure the access point has access to the network where the gateways are connected

    • Only the access point speaks to the Glamox Connect cloud. The access point communicates with all gateways and administer the two-way communication between the gateways and the cloud

  4. If needed, change the IP’s of the gateways to preferred IP address (See note!)

  5. If Glamox Wireless Zigbee the gateway needs to be set up with an access code to connect access point to the gateway

    1. Follow gateway manual to go to admin page, usually 10.0.28.190

    2. Make sure to be on same local network to reach the gateway

    3. Go to Security tab and activate “Access code”

    4. Use access code 1337 (default for the gateway integration) or the access code part of the QR code on back of gateway.

    5. Press “Activate” to allow for new connections for 5 minutes. The gateway integration needs to start within these 5 minutes. If successful you will see the access point connected to the gateway.

  6. The IP’s and access code are given to the Glamox Connect installer

    1. NOTE: In the future this will be available in the admin interface for the customer

Access point

The access point is a linux computer, in the form of a Kunbus RevPi Core 3+. This is a industry grade Raspberry Pi 3+ compute module, running a customized linux distribution.

The device is set up to receive IP via DHCP. To set up static IP, contact Glamox technicians.

 Not implemented yet

It is set up with DHCP, and fallback on static IP. If network is no set up with DHCP, you can reach it by using IPv6 and mDNS. Connect to the same network with your device and point your browser to glamoxconnect.local. Here you can set the device static IP.

E.g:

filip@glx-262b6s2:~/Development$ avahi-browse _ssh._tcp
+   wlo1 IPv6 GlamoxConnectCore12837-2                      SSH Remote Terminal  local
+   wlo1 IPv6 GlamoxConnectCore12837                        SSH Remote Terminal  local
+   wlo1 IPv4 GlamoxConnectCore12837-2                      SSH Remote Terminal  local
^CGot SIGINT, quitting.

filip@glx-262b6s2:~/Development$ avahi-resolve -n -6 GlamoxConnectCore12837-2.local
GlamoxConnectCore12837-2.local	fe80::1e6b:8cd6:2d49:ae74

filip@glx-262b6s2:~/Development$ ssh -6 pi@fe80::1e6b:8cd6:2d49:ae74%wlo1
pi@fe80::1e6b:8cd6:2d49:ae74%wlo1's password:

For Glamox technicians to reach the device, it is set up with ZeroTier. This requires UDP 9993 to be open out of the network. If the network is set up with DHCP, it will automatically connect, and the technicians can reach the device. As a fallback, a USB 4G modem can be connected to bypass any firewalls while setting up the system.

Tested 4G modems

  • Huawei E3531

Note: USB 4G modems that acts as a network interface, without PIN code, can work. Try on your own machine to verify no drivers are needed, and the dongle acts as a normal network interface (no special software required)

Network requirements

  • DHCP

  • Internet access

  • Port 9993 UDP open out

  • Port 1883 TCP open out

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