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Description

Command

Set Hardware ID

write hardware_id <ID>

Set Authentication Token

write auth_token <TOKEN>

Set Cloud Server

write cloud_server app.gbtt.gumband.com:8883

Enable Cloud Server

write cloud_enable true

Reboot the device

restart

Once your hardware device is plugged into the network via Ethernet cable, it should be online and should appear as connected on the online console in addition to your device’s LED pulsating cyan.

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Info

See Gumband LED Status for a list of all status LED colors.

Cloud Encryption

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WATCHOUT! By default the hardware will try to connect to the cloud with an encrypted connection.
app.gbtt.gumband.com:8883. 8883 is an encrypted channel. 1883 is not encrypted. If you change which port/protocol you are using, you’ll need to alter another variable.
If you are using 1883 (unencrypted) you will also need to run – TLS encrypted port
app.gbtt.gumband.com:1883 – Unencrypted port

To disable the encryption, further configure the device with the below commands.

Description

Command

Set Cloud Server (Unencrypted)

write cloud_server app.gbtt.gumband.com:1883

Disable TLS encryption

write cloud_tls_enable false

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Once your hardware device is plugged into the network via Ethernet cable, it should be online and should appear as connected on the online console in addition to your device’s LED pulsating cyan.

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Reboot the device

restart

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Tips for Writing Gumband User Application Code

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