EVO ORIN Web GUI#

Access Method：#

Method1- Access shortcut on local desktop：#

  • Double-click the desktop shortcut of  “MIIVII WEBSETINGS” ，open the application of MIIVII WEBSETINGS

  • The login user must have root permission .  The user without root permission cannot use it .

  • Default ID : nvidia  Default PWD: nvidia.

Method2- Access local browser:#

  • Open local browser

  • Input  http://127.0.0.1:3000

  • The login user must have root permission .  The user without root permission cannot use it .

  • Default ID : nvidia  Default PWD: nvidia

Method3- Access  browser of client PC in same LAN:#

  • Open browser of client PC in same LAN

  • Input  “ The LAN IP of device  + port number”，port number is 3000  .  For example   http://192.168.1.100:3000

  • The login user must have root permission .  The user without root permission cannot use it .

  • Default ID : nvidia  Default PWD: nvidia

Function Description#

Switching between Chinese and English interface#

In the upper right corner of the page ，click the switch button   , The interface can be switched between Chinese and English .

（Chinese/English switching is available from MWS V2.5.x and later versions）

System Status#

View basic information about the current system, such as CPU usage, memory usage, and storage usage.

  • Click “System Status” on the left menu bar to enter the page.

You can also view the system version on the CLI（）：

cat /etc/miivii_release
APEX 4.2.2-1.5.0

System Settings#

Set up basic system functions, such as system timing Settings, GMSL camera Settings and so on.

GMSL Settings#

  • Click the left menu bar “System Settings -GMSL Settings” to enter the page.

  • Select the camera model for each channel

  • Click “Save” Button

  • After a while, the system will indicate that GMSL is set up successfully, and you can use the GMSL camera.

Sync Settings (system timing Settings)#

  • Click the left menu bar “System Set - SYCN Set” to enter the page.

  • Choose external timing mode ： NTP/GPS/NONE.

    • “NTP”  is the default mode.  NTP network timing mode:

      • The device is connected to the network and timed by the NTP service.  The device can be used as a synchronous source to time and synchronize the sensor.

    • “GPS” is  GPS external timing mode:

      • In this case, the device is connected to GPS and timed by GPS.  The device can be used as a synchronization source to time and synchronize the sensor.

    • “None” is the asynchronous mode. In this case, the device is not timed but can be used as the synchronization source.

Set Sync out :

  • Adjust the Sync out output frequency. Note that this is not the GMSL frequency.

/opt/miivii/config/sync/sync.cfg

  • The timing mode is implemented by modifying the X value of “sync_type:X”.

    • 0: GPS external timing mode

    • 1: NTP network timing mode

    • 2: Asynchronous mode

  • Adjust the Sync out frequency by changing the XX value of “SYNC_out_freq :XX”.    This adjustment supports only integers.

cat /opt/miivii/config/sync/sync.cfg
sync_out_freq:25
sync_type:2
/*
note:
sync_out_freq---the frequency is 25 for sync out time
sync_type---0 is for GPS calibrate time
1 is for SYS calibrate time
2 can not calibrate time

System Upgrade#

MiiVii provides OTA upgrades to equipment systems.

  • Click the left menu bar “System Upgrade” to enter the page.

  • Click “Check Upgrade” , If have new version , click “update”.

Device Binding#

MiiVii  provides the EdgeService cloud service. Enabling the cloud service requires binding devices.

  • Click the left menu bar “Device Binding” to enter the page.

  • Bind the device as prompted. Use wechat to scan.

The log export#

System run logs are stored in logs in /var/log/，The Log Export function allows you to package and download logs to a local PC.

  • Click the left menu bar “Log Export” to enter the page.

  • Click “Export System Logs” to complete.

WEB Terminal#

MiiVii Web Settings provides the remote terminal function through the WEB.

  • Click “WEB Terminal” on the left menu bar to enter the page.

  • Click “Open terminal” to open the WEB terminal (as shown below).