Technical_information_table for cage(s)
The technical information table is critical information for us to maintain logistics, but more importantly for operating the systems.
[YY-MM-DD] [Location] [Responsible] | |||||||
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Cage nr. | Cabinet ( | ||||||
mac) |
Top Sensor (S/N)
Bottom Sensor (S/N)
4e:44:43:16: | Top (mac) | Bottom (mac) | Sensor distance | Cage Depth | Signal Strength | Comments |
Ex.
CC-2323-0001
ES-2308-0001
ES-2308-0001
BG
BG
BG
1 |
CC-
ES-
XX:YY | XX:YY | XX:YY | BG | BG | BG |
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2 |
CC-
ES-
XX:YY | XX:YY | XX:YY | BG | BG | BG |
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(….n) | XX:YY | XX:YY | XX:YY | BG | BG | BG |
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| Info |
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Cage nr.: Found in the site-overview or by site employee. Its important the the installation-responsible are well aware of the cage numbers they are operating on. |
| Info |
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Cabinet (S/Nmac): Found inside the right door of the cabinet and often on the outside of this door too. |
| Info |
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Top- and Bottom Sensor (S/Nmac): Found close to the connector that goes into the cabinet and also on close to the sensors. |
| Info |
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Sensor distance/ Cage Depth/ Signal Strength: Defined and fixed by Bluegrove (BG)CageEye in Co-op with customer |
| Info |
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Comments: Used for noting to adress anything out of ordinary.
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Pictures of each cage
| Note |
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Let the Site-Company know we want to take pictures for internal use and quality verification only. They might want to review the pictures for sensitive information. |
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Pic. 3 and so on: The more the better. Its important to take pictures of unordinary things related to our products.
Barge documentation
Often a simple manual restart can do the trick to fix an issue. To avoid having long conversations about where things are, how they look, and how it is connected, we want to store information by taking pictures in addition to having a network diagram.
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Bluegrove Server
Take a picture containing the server and the point where it is connected at the specific location. Make sure to capture the ports on both ends of the ethernet cable as well.
Barge antenna(Rocket)
The pictures above is valuable information to have.
Top left: Showing how the ethernet cable enters the barge (from outside to inside)
Top middle: Showing the FOV (Field-of-View) for the rocket
Top right: Showing where it is pointed relative to the cages.
Bottom left: Showing the tilt (The screw on top)
Bottom right: Showing an overview
Bottom: Picture of the port where the network cable is connected inside