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Perspectoff: Redirecting to Web Orbiter

2008-05-04T21:28:40Z

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	<code>"Connect to proxy orbiter failed, please try again"</code>		<code>"Connect to proxy orbiter failed, please try again"</code>
	this means that the procedure of Orbiter generation doesn't finish yet or you forgot to quick restart of router.		this means that the procedure of Orbiter generation doesn't finish yet or you forgot to quick restart of router.

	~~[[Category: Orbiters]]~~

Perspectoff: Redirecting to Web Orbiter

2008-05-04T21:28:22Z

Redirecting to Web Orbiter

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			#REDIRECT [[Web Orbiter]]

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Kir: fixed button name

2008-02-26T12:52:04Z

fixed button name

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	# First of all we should add a new Generic Web Device as a Child Device for your Core. Press "Show devices tree" and then "CORE". The Core detailed page should appear.		# First of all we should add a new Generic Web Device as a Child Device for your Core. Press "Show devices tree" and then "CORE". The Core detailed page should appear.
	# On this page press a link 'Create Child Device' and press the button 'Pick device template' in the Add child device window. The new pop-up window contained device templates will be opened.		# On this page press a link 'Create Child Device' and press the button 'Pick device template' in the Add child device window. The new pop-up window contained device templates will be opened.
	# Choose a category 'Peripherals', find and select Generic Web Device in the right list box and press the button '~~Add~~ device'. Generic Web Device will be added to the Core. Also new Generic Proxy Orbiter will be created automatically on this stage.		# Choose a category 'Peripherals', find and select Generic Web Device in the right list box and press the button 'Pick device template'. Generic Web Device will be added to the Core. Also new Generic Proxy Orbiter will be created automatically on this stage.
	===Web Orbiter Generated===		===Web Orbiter Generated===
	[[Image:OrbiterGenerationFinished.jpg\|thumb\|150px]]		[[Image:OrbiterGenerationFinished.jpg\|thumb\|150px]]

Rwilson131: Reformatting to match existing Pages,

2007-10-29T04:17:21Z

Reformatting to match existing Pages,

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	== Web Orbiter ==		== Web Orbiter ==

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	Procedure to setup the Web Orbiter is simple but the order of steps is important:		Procedure to setup the Web Orbiter is simple but the order of steps is important:
	~~<ol>~~		===Creating Web Orbiter===
	~~<li>~~First of all we should add a new Generic Web Device as a Child Device for your Core. Press "Show devices tree" and then "CORE". The Core detailed page should appear. On this page press a link 'Create Child Device' and press the button 'Pick device template' in the Add child device window. The new pop-up window contained device templates will be opened. Choose a category 'Peripherals', find and select Generic Web Device in the right list box and press the button 'Add device'. Generic Web Device will be added to the Core. Also new Generic Proxy Orbiter will be created automatically on this stage. We can watch the Orbiter generation process on the Orbiters page: Wizard --> Devices --> Orbiters.~~</li>~~		# First of all we should add a new Generic Web Device as a Child Device for your Core. Press "Show devices tree" and then "CORE". The Core detailed page should appear.
	~~<li>We should wait till~~ generation procedure finishes ~~(we should see a message on some active Orbiter or on the Orbiter page).</li>~~		# On this page press a link 'Create Child Device' and press the button 'Pick device template' in the Add child device window. The new pop-up window contained device templates will be opened.
	~~<li>Don't forget Quick reload router. It's important because otherwise the Orbiter won't work properly</li>~~		# Choose a category 'Peripherals', find and select Generic Web Device in the right list box and press the button 'Add device'. Generic Web Device will be added to the Core. Also new Generic Proxy Orbiter will be created automatically on this stage.
	<li>We can access to the Web Orbiter just typing URL ''<nowiki>http://core_ip/pluto-admin/weborbiter.php</nowiki>'' in the browser address bar. We should input existing user name and password and choose Generic Web Device from the dropdown list. As result we should have something similar:		===Web Orbiter Generated===
			[[Image:OrbiterGenerationFinished.jpg\|thumb\|150px]]
			We can watch the Orbiter generation process on the Orbiters page: Wizard --> Devices --> Orbiters.
			# Wait until generation procedure finishes

	~~[[Image~~:~~Web_Orbiter~~.~~jpg\|center]]~~		===Quick Reload Router===
			# Don't forget Quick reload router. It's important because otherwise the Orbiter won't work properly
			===Accessing New Web Orbiter===
			# We can access to the Web Orbiter just typing URL ''<nowiki>http://core_ip/pluto-admin/weborbiter.php</nowiki>'' in the browser address bar.
			# We should input existing user name and password and choose Generic Web Device from the dropdown list. As result we should have something similar:

	~~</li>~~		[[Image:Web_Orbiter.jpg\|center\|450px]]
	~~</ol>~~		===Troubleshooting===
	If you try to connect to the Web Orbiter and see this message :		If you try to connect to the Web Orbiter and see this message :
	<code>"Connect to proxy orbiter failed, please try again"</code>		<code>"Connect to proxy orbiter failed, please try again"</code>

Tschak909: Replaced Web Orbiter Shot

2007-10-01T17:27:15Z

Replaced Web Orbiter Shot

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	<li>We can access to the Web Orbiter just typing URL ''<nowiki>http://core_ip/pluto-admin/weborbiter.php</nowiki>'' in the browser address bar. We should input existing user name and password and choose Generic Web Device from the dropdown list. As result we should have something similar:		<li>We can access to the Web Orbiter just typing URL ''<nowiki>http://core_ip/pluto-admin/weborbiter.php</nowiki>'' in the browser address bar. We should input existing user name and password and choose Generic Web Device from the dropdown list. As result we should have something similar:

	~~<div align='center'>~~		[[Image:Web_Orbiter.jpg\|center]]
	~~http~~:~~//static.flickr.com/53/135379014_3e2f15c65d_m~~.jpg~~<br>~~
	~~([http://www.flickr.com/photos/stepanov/135379014/ click to enlarge~~])
	~~</div>~~
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	</ol>		</ol>

Zaerc: lmce-admin => pluto-admin in URL

2007-07-11T06:58:41Z

lmce-admin => pluto-admin in URL

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	<li>We should wait till generation procedure finishes (we should see a message on some active Orbiter or on the Orbiter page).</li>		<li>We should wait till generation procedure finishes (we should see a message on some active Orbiter or on the Orbiter page).</li>
	<li>Don't forget Quick reload router. It's important because otherwise the Orbiter won't work properly</li>		<li>Don't forget Quick reload router. It's important because otherwise the Orbiter won't work properly</li>
	<li>We can access to the Web Orbiter just typing URL ''<nowiki>http://core_ip/~~linuxmce~~-admin/weborbiter.php</nowiki>'' in the browser address bar. We should input existing user name and password and choose Generic Web Device from the dropdown list. As result we should have something similar:		<li>We can access to the Web Orbiter just typing URL ''<nowiki>http://core_ip/pluto-admin/weborbiter.php</nowiki>'' in the browser address bar. We should input existing user name and password and choose Generic Web Device from the dropdown list. As result we should have something similar:

	<div align='center'>		<div align='center'>

Zaerc: Added to the Orbiters category

2007-07-08T19:39:28Z

Added to the Orbiters category

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	<code>"Connect to proxy orbiter failed, please try again"</code>		<code>"Connect to proxy orbiter failed, please try again"</code>
	this means that the procedure of Orbiter generation doesn't finish yet or you forgot to quick restart of router.		this means that the procedure of Orbiter generation doesn't finish yet or you forgot to quick restart of router.

			[[Category: Orbiters]]

Jerry finn at 08:26, 19 March 2007

2007-03-19T08:26:58Z

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	<table width="100%"> <tr><td bgcolor="#FFCFCF">This page was written by Pluto and imported with their permission when LinuxMCE branched off in February, 2007. In general any information should apply to LinuxMCE. However, this page should be edited to reflect changes to LinuxMCE and remove old references to Pluto.</td></tr> </table>== Web Orbiter ==		== Web Orbiter ==

	[http://linuxmce.com LinuxMCE] - open source home automation system supports many devices to control house. These devices are called Orbiters. There is a Windows-based Orbiter for XP UMPC, SDL Orbiter for Linux-based devices, Simbian-based Orbiter etc. But to provide flexible functionality to control your home LinuxMCE has a Web Orbiter. It works fine with IE, Firefox and Opera and allows to connect to the home automation system from any PC.		[http://linuxmce.com LinuxMCE] - open source home automation system supports many devices to control house. These devices are called Orbiters. There is a Windows-based Orbiter for XP UMPC, SDL Orbiter for Linux-based devices, Simbian-based Orbiter etc. But to provide flexible functionality to control your home LinuxMCE has a Web Orbiter. It works fine with IE, Firefox and Opera and allows to connect to the home automation system from any PC.

Juliet at 08:51, 16 March 2007

2007-03-16T08:51:40Z

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	<table width="100%"> <tr><td bgcolor="#FFCFCF">This page was written by Pluto and imported with their permission when LinuxMCE branched off in February, 2007. In general any information should apply to LinuxMCE. However, this page should be edited to reflect changes to LinuxMCE and remove old references to Pluto.</td></tr> </table>== Web Orbiter ==		<table width="100%"> <tr><td bgcolor="#FFCFCF">This page was written by Pluto and imported with their permission when LinuxMCE branched off in February, 2007. In general any information should apply to LinuxMCE. However, this page should be edited to reflect changes to LinuxMCE and remove old references to Pluto.</td></tr> </table>== Web Orbiter ==

	[http://~~plutohome~~.com ~~Plutohome~~] - open source home automation system supports many devices to control house. These devices are called Orbiters. There is a Windows-based Orbiter for XP UMPC, SDL Orbiter for Linux-based devices, Simbian-based Orbiter etc. But to provide flexible functionality to control your home ~~Plutohome~~ has Web Orbiter. It works fine with IE, Firefox and Opera and allows to connect to the home automation system from any PC.		[http://linuxmce.com LinuxMCE] - open source home automation system supports many devices to control house. These devices are called Orbiters. There is a Windows-based Orbiter for XP UMPC, SDL Orbiter for Linux-based devices, Simbian-based Orbiter etc. But to provide flexible functionality to control your home LinuxMCE has a Web Orbiter. It works fine with IE, Firefox and Opera and allows to connect to the home automation system from any PC.

	Procedure to setup the Web Orbiter is simple but the order of steps is important:		Procedure to setup the Web Orbiter is simple but the order of steps is important:
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	<li>We should wait till generation procedure finishes (we should see a message on some active Orbiter or on the Orbiter page).</li>		<li>We should wait till generation procedure finishes (we should see a message on some active Orbiter or on the Orbiter page).</li>
	<li>Don't forget Quick reload router. It's important because otherwise the Orbiter won't work properly</li>		<li>Don't forget Quick reload router. It's important because otherwise the Orbiter won't work properly</li>
	<li>We can access to the Web Orbiter just typing URL ''<nowiki>http://core_ip/~~pluto~~-admin/weborbiter.php</nowiki>'' in the browser address bar. We should input existing user name and password and choose Generic Web Device from the dropdown list. As result we should have something similar:		<li>We can access to the Web Orbiter just typing URL ''<nowiki>http://core_ip/linuxmce-admin/weborbiter.php</nowiki>'' in the browser address bar. We should input existing user name and password and choose Generic Web Device from the dropdown list. As result we should have something similar:

	<div align='center'>		<div align='center'>

Wikiadmin at 07:37, 9 June 2006

2006-06-09T07:37:46Z

New page

<table width="100%"> <tr><td bgcolor="#FFCFCF">This page was written by Pluto and imported with their permission when LinuxMCE branched off in February, 2007. In general any information should apply to LinuxMCE. However, this page should be edited to reflect changes to LinuxMCE and remove old references to Pluto.</td></tr> </table>== Web Orbiter ==

[http://plutohome.com Plutohome] - open source home automation system supports many devices to control house. These devices are called Orbiters. There is a Windows-based Orbiter for XP UMPC, SDL Orbiter for Linux-based devices, Simbian-based Orbiter etc. But to provide flexible functionality to control your home Plutohome has Web Orbiter. It works fine with IE, Firefox and Opera and allows to connect to the home automation system from any PC.

Procedure to setup the Web Orbiter is simple but the order of steps is important:
<ol>
<li>First of all we should add a new Generic Web Device as a Child Device for your Core. Press "Show devices tree" and then "CORE". The Core detailed page should appear. On this page press a link 'Create Child Device' and press the button 'Pick device template' in the Add child device window. The new pop-up window contained device templates will be opened. Choose a category 'Peripherals', find and select Generic Web Device in the right list box and press the button 'Add device'. Generic Web Device will be added to the Core. Also new Generic Proxy Orbiter will be created automatically on this stage. We can watch the Orbiter generation process on the Orbiters page: Wizard --> Devices --> Orbiters.</li>
<li>We should wait till generation procedure finishes (we should see a message on some active Orbiter or on the Orbiter page).</li>
<li>Don't forget Quick reload router. It's important because otherwise the Orbiter won't work properly</li>
<li>We can access to the Web Orbiter just typing URL ''<nowiki>http://core_ip/pluto-admin/weborbiter.php</nowiki>'' in the browser address bar. We should input existing user name and password and choose Generic Web Device from the dropdown list. As result we should have something similar:

<div align='center'>
http://static.flickr.com/53/135379014_3e2f15c65d_m.jpg<br>
([http://www.flickr.com/photos/stepanov/135379014/ click to enlarge])
</div>
</li>
</ol>
If you try to connect to the Web Orbiter and see this message :
<code>"Connect to proxy orbiter failed, please try again"</code>
this means that the procedure of Orbiter generation doesn't finish yet or you forgot to quick restart of router.