ADVANTECH ARK-RI2150 3rd Generation Intel Instructions

: September 16, 2024
: Advantech

Table of Contents

ADVANTECH ARK-RI2150 3rd Generation Intel
Product Information
Product Usage Instructions
FAQ
Technical Share Document
Brief Description
Brief Solution
References
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ADVANTECH ARK-RI2150 3rd Generation Intel

Product Information

Specifications

SR#: 1-5692837532
Related Product: WISE-R311

Product Information

To use the WISE-R311, you’ll need a computer with a miniPCIe slot to install the WISE-R311 module. Additionally, you must install a Linux Operating System, Docker Engine, and the Advantech LNS (LoRaWAN Network Service) Docker Container on the computer.
This setup is essential for successfully using the Advantech LNS.
This document provides a step-by-step guide on how to set up this application.

Product Usage Instructions

Step 1: Locate MiniPCIe Slot

Open the computer’s case and locate the miniPCIe slot. Insert the WISE-R311 module into the slot.

Step 2: Route Signal for Antenna Use

Use a feeder cable to route the signal outside for antenna use.

Step 3: Load Docker Image

Use the command sudo docker load < adv_networkserver_1.00.19.tar to load the docker image to Docker Engine.

Step 4: Check Image Loading

Input sudo docker images to check whether the image is loaded successfully. The result should display the loaded image as adv_networkserver.

Step 5: Run Advantech LNS Docker Image

Run the Advantech LNS Docker Image on Docker Engine using the command sudo docker run -p 502:502 -p 8080:8080 -p 8443:8443 -p 1883:1883 -p 1680:1680/udp --device=/dev/ttyACM0 --restart=always -it adv_networkserver:1.00.19 /opt/lora/etc/rc.

FAQ

Q: What are the system requirements for using WISE-R311?
- A: You will need a computer with a miniPCIe slot, a Linux Operating System, Docker Engine, and the Advantech LNS Docker Container.

Advantech AE Technical Share Document

Date	2024/7/10	SR#	1-5692837532
Category	■ FAQ □SOP	Related OS	N/A
Abstract	How to Build up Advantech LNS Docker Container on IPC plugged

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Related Product| WISE-R311

Brief Description

To use the WISE-R311, you’ll need a computer with a miniPCIe slot to install the WISE-R311 module. Additionally, you must install a Linux Operating System, Docker Engine, and the Advantech LNS (LoRaWAN Network Service) Docker Container on the computer.
This setup is essential for successfully using the Advantech LNS.
This document provides a step-by-step guide on how to set up this application. In this case, we will use ARK-RI2150 and install related software to setup whole system.

Brief Solution

Step 1: Please open the computer’s case and locate the miniPCIe slot. In the example shown below, the red box indicates where I inserted the WISE-R311 into the IPC and used a feeder cable to route the signal outside for antenna use.
Step 2: Install Linux Operating System. In this case, the ubuntu 24.04 was installed on this IPC. The below is the download link for Ubuntu, please refer to it. (The steps for installing ubuntu on the computer are temporarily skipped in this document.)
- Ubuntu Download Link: https://ubuntu.com/download/desktop
Step 3: Install Docker Engine to let Advantech LNS Docker Container can run on it. In this case, the below Docker official website has clearly instructed how to install Docker Engine on Ubuntu.
- Docker Engine Installation Instruction: https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/ubuntu/
Step 4: After the environment is setup successfully, please upload your Advantech LNS Docker Image on the Ubuntu system. The uploading methods are various, this document will skip it, but please use “ls” command to check if the file is uploaded successfully. In this case, the file, adv_networkserver_1.00.19.tar is uploaded successfully.
- The Image File Name: adv_networkserver_x.xx.xx.tar
Step 5: Because the Docker Engine System has no access to adv_networkserver_1.00.19.tar, please use “sudo docker load < adv_networkserver_1.00.19.tar” command to load the docker image to Docker Engine.
- If the loading process is finished, the user can input “sudo docker images” command to check whether the image is loaded successfully. In the case, the result displayed the image loaded is adv_networkserver.
Step 6: Finally, the user has to run the Advantech LNS Docker Image on Docker Engine, so the user has to input “sudo docker run -p 502:502 -p 8080:8080 -p 8443:8443 -p 1883:1883 -p 1680:1680/udp –device=/dev/ttyACM0 –restart=always -it adv_networkserver:1.00.19 /opt/lora/etc/rc” command to make the image as container running on Docker Engine. The result will show as below screenshot.