Gateway Manager - Sensor Seal Documentation

The Gateway Manager is a web-based interface that can be used to configure Sensor Seal gateways and view Sensor Seal measurements live for testing purposes.

Accessing the Gateway Manager

Ensure the gateway is connected to the Gateway Manager server (
Connected
LED is solid orange). If not, consult the Network documentation
Go to https://gateway.sensorseal.com
If prompted, enter your Gateway Manager username and password that we provided you
Click
Sign In
You should then see the Gateway Manager interface that shows a list of gateways linked to your account

Using the Gateway Manager Terminal

On the interface, a list of gateways linked to your account will be shown. Click on the name of the gateway you wish to configure. The terminal should then show an output like the following:

Attempting to connect to ee000002... Connected to ee000002 Type exit to return to the local command processor Sensor Seal Gateway Shell (SSGSH) v0.1 Copyright (C) 2024 Lorbrand For a list of commands, visit https://lbnd.net/ssgsh lorbrand@SensorSealGW-EE000002:-$ |

The terminal is now connected to the gateway's SSGSH. You can now type an SSGSH Command and press enter to send it to the gateway. An example output of this is shown below:

lorbrand@SensorSealGW-EE000002:-$ ip status Network Status Mode: auto IP: 192.168.50.254 Default Route: 192.168.50.1 Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 DNS Server: 1.1.1.1/[1.0.0.1] Hardware MAC: 4c:42:ee:00:00:02

If the gateway is instead offline, you will see the following in the terminal:

Gateway ee000002 is offline Gateway Manager Local Command Processor Type help for a list of local commands. lorbrand@local/ee000002:-$

If you see this, you won't be able send SSGSH commands to the gateway but will be able to use the Gateway Manager Local Command Processor where you can do things like rename the selected gateway, view information about the currently signed-in user, and sign out. A list of commands can be shown by typing

help

To access the Gateway Manager Local Command Processor when connected to the gateway's SSGSH, type

exit

. The prompt will change to

lorbrand@local/ee000002:-$

. To connect to the gateway again, type

connect

If for any reason the connection to the gateway is lost and the connection is not automatically re-estalished, you can attempt to reconnect by clicking the selected gateway's name in the list of gateways once again.