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@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ You can use the bom in the source below to buy the parts to build a hub.
# Index # Index
## bom ## bom
An excel file that lists every part required to construct a Lantern Power Monitor Hub and links to where each part can be purchased.<br> An excel file that lists every part required to construct a Lantern Power Monitor Hub and links to where each part can be purchased.<br>
I'd much prefer everyone use this bom to get their own parts. Building kits is tedious.
## case ## case
STL files and Blender models to print your own case for a Lantern Power Monitor Hub STL files and Blender models to print your own case for a Lantern Power Monitor Hub
## currentmonitor ## currentmonitor
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# Ok, how do I run this thing? # Ok, how do I run this thing?
The easiest way to run the software on a hub is to download a pre-built SD card image. One can be downloaded here:<br> The easiest way to run the software on a hub is to download a pre-built SD card image. One can be downloaded here:<br>
[hub_1.0.4.zip](https://lanternsoftware.com:13781/hub_1.0.4.zip)<br><br> [hub_1.0.5.zip](https://lanternsoftware.com:13781/hub_1.0.5.zip)<br><br>
Flash this to any micro sd card (4gig or larger) and you're good to go. Fire up the hub and the phone app should be able to connect to it via bluetooth to finish the configuration. The default password on this image is pi/LanternPowerMonitor<br><br> Flash this to any micro sd card (4gig or larger) and you're good to go. Fire up the hub and the phone app should be able to connect to it via bluetooth to finish the configuration. The default password on this image is pi/LanternPowerMonitor<br><br>
When you add the hub to your configuration via the app, you can change where the hub posts data. If you use lanternsoftware.com (the default host), your data will be stored there securely and won't be shared with or sold to anyone. If you really want to run your own server, you're of course welcome to do that instead, instructions are located further down. When you add the hub to your configuration via the app, you can change where the hub posts data. If you use lanternsoftware.com (the default host), your data will be stored there securely and won't be shared with or sold to anyone. If you really want to run your own server, you're of course welcome to do that instead, instructions are located further down.