- Demo content
- Powering up the system
- WAN / internet
- Mirroring the monitor
- Performing the measurements
- Turn on the two 12V channels for the switches
- Make sure that the network icon appears on the controller machine
- Turn on the 18V channel for the odroid
- Wait 1-2 minutes, try to connect with 'ssh odroid'
- If you look at the 18V power consumption, the power should first fluctuate and stabilize
- If not, there is some issue booting the odroid
- Also make sure the DC cable is tightly connected to the odroid (accessible from the backside of the rack)
- If you need internet connection, the lower of the small switches is for WAN
- Use the browser to check the WAN connection status (e.g. 192.168.1.1 and root:root)
- The WAN connection only works if the WAN DCHPD does not provide leases with 192.168.1.XXX addresses
- The controller PC has two outputs, DP and HDMI
- Connect the DP to the display on top of the rack
- Connect the HDMI cable (output port from the KVM switch) to the other receiver
- You can also split the HDMI signal to multiple devices
- Start the GNOME system settings and configure the mirroring mode for display if it has not been applied yet
- Make sure you can log in to the SUT (ssh odroid)
- Open a new terminal, ssh to the odroid, and start ./controller.sh
- The odroid is now listening to connections
- Start a new terminal and the lab software (./measure.sh)
- Start a third terminal for triggering the measurements
- You can end the measurements by pressing ctrl-c in the ssh terminal
- You can end the measurements by pressing enter in the lab software terminal
