2.4.2. CCSettingsConsole
CCSettingsConsole is a console application for controlling the device settings (LED color, buzzer
settings, on/off behavior, etc.) using the CCAux API. See the CCpilot VS –Software Guide for a
more detailed list of all possible settings.
CCSettingsConsole can be used to alter the way the device starts up or shuts down,
update firmware and change important settings. Only change these settings if you
know what you are doing.
To get a description of how to use the application, run the following command:
$ sudo ccsettingsco nso le --he lp
The following command is helpful to get a complete list of possible settings:
$ sudo ccsettingsco nso le --li st
As an example, run the following command to get the current buzzer-settings:
$ sudo ccsettingsco nso le --bu zzer
Buzzer Fr eque ncy : 2600
Buzzer Volum e: 1 00
Buzzer status: Disabl ed.
And the following to change the buzzer settings to 800 Hz frequency, volume 100, enabled:
$ sudo ccsettingsco nso le --bu zzer --frequency= 800
$ sudo ccsettingsco nso le –b uzzer –vol ume =10 0
$ sudo ccsettingsco nso le --bu zzer --status=E nable
Volume setting goes up 2000. However, at 1000 the volume can be considered very
loud when standing close to the device. Increment the volume gradually and use
appropriate ear protection.
CCSettingsConsole can be run either remotely over ssh or locally by connecting a keyboard to the
device and opening a terminal from CCLauncher.
3. Setting up the device
This chapter gives an overview on how to operate and configure the device, given that new software
is available for programming or is pre-loaded on the boards.
3.1. Connecting power
To power the board, connect the following signals on the DT A connector to a stable power supply:
“+12V In”, “Key Switch State (Ignition)” to +12V
“Ground” to ground
Note that the board is designed to operate on +12 V, but also works with +24 V.
