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Overview
In order to access hubs, click the “Hubs” link on the left menu.
Legend:
Status – presents the current status of the hub. Here are the available statuses:
A “green on” icon indicates that the hub is connected to bluConsole.
A “grey off” icon indicates that the hub is not connected to bluConsole.
Last seen – presents the date and time of the last data transmission from the hub to bluConsole.
Active – presents whether the hub is active or archived.
Power status – presents whether the hub is connected to power supply or not. There are 2 options:
A “plug” icon signifies that the hub is connected to the power supply.
A “crossed plug” icon signifies that the hub is not connected to the power supply.
Edit
- In order to edit a hub, click on the hub’s serial number. A new window should pop up where you can edit the information.
- Once you are finished, click the “Save” button. Wait until the progress bar at the top finishes.
Commands overview
- In order to access commands, click on the “gear” icon.
This page allows you to remotely send commands to your hub. Here are the commands that you can send: save and restart, change radio frequency, restart, setup DNS, setup proxy, setup server, setup wifi, setup data interface, setup alarm sensor, update firmware.
Send/Delete command
- In order to send command(s), click the “Create command” button at the top.
- Select the command type and fill up the necessary fields if they appear.
- Click the “Submit” button. You should see a “success” message at the bottom.
- Go back to the commands dashboard by click the “left arrow” button at the top. You should see a new line in a table with the command you just submitted.
- Add additional commands you would like to save following the steps above. Once the status for submitted commands changes from “StatusNew” to “StatusDone”, submit a command called “SAVE_AND_RESTART”.
Submitting the “SAVE_AND_RESET” command at the end is necessary in order to actually save the new information in the hub.
There is no need to use the command “SAVE_AND_RESET” for the “FIRMWARE_UPDATE” command.
Statuses explanation
StatusNew – the command has been created by the user and has appeared in the system, but has not yet reached the hub.
StatusInProgress – bluConsole has forwarded the command to the hub; we know that the hub has established communication and the command is “in progress”.
StatusConfirmed – the hub has received the command and started executing it (confirmation of acceptance by the hub, not completion).
StatusDone – the hub has successfully completed the execution of the command.
StatusFailed – the execution of the command has failed (e.g., Wi-Fi/Ethernet problem).
StatusCancelled – the command was intentionally cancelled by the user.
Commands form a queue per hub – the system moves to the next one only when the previous one reaches the “StatusDone”, “StatusFailed” or “StatusCancelled” status.
If the queue contains e.g.: “StatusConfirmed” → “StatusNew” → “StatusNew”, the topmost (newest) command will not execute until the two previous ones transition to “StatusDone”, “StatusFailed” or “StatusCancelled” status.
Therefore:
If you see old commands with a status other than “StatusDone” (or intentionally unnecessary ones), it is worth deleting them so they do not block new commands.
If “StatusInProgress” or “StatusConfirmed” hangs for a long time without transitioning to “StatusDone” / “StatusFailed“, this is a signal that there may be a problem with the hub’s communication:
- it is worth checking if the hub is active and has connectivity with bluConsole (Ethernet / Wi‑Fi)
- the problem may result from the connection, incorrect configuration, etc.
Please wait at least 5 minutes for the status to update.
- In order to delete command(s), you can either run the “RESTART” command to clean all the commands and start from a clean slate (follow analogically as explained above), or delete them individually, by clicking the “trash” icon next to them.
- Once clicking the “trash” icon, you should see a success message at the bottom. The status should also change to “StatusCancelled” after refreshing the page.
- In order to update firmware, select “FIRMWARE_UPDATE” in command type.
- Insert the URL to the firmware and certificate, in case you were provided with it.
- Click the “Submit” button.
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If there is no explicit information from Blulog that a certificate must be entered, leave this field empty.
Updating firmware shouldn’t take longer than 10 minutes.
- In order to change data interface, select “SETUP_DATA_INTERFACE” in command type.
- Select the desired interfaces.
- Click the “Submit” button.
WiFi/Ethernet/Mobile data transmission – switches on/off any of these networks (in case your device does not support specific network, please ignore the field)
Auto-Switch – hub switches automatically between enabled networks in case one of them fails using the order specified in the interface
