Gateway Client
The client code connecting test and measurement devices to the cloud.
Warning: Currently this client software is intended to only run on pre-configured GradientOne machines. Running this without a properly configured machine may result in unexpected behavior. Use at your own risk.
Set Config File
It’s important to set up your config file before running the module. After installing with pip, a /etc/gradientone.gradient_one.cfg.sample file is created. Edit the variables to include the AUTH_TOKEN and change variable names to match your particular configuration. Then change the file name back to /etc/gradient_one.cfg before running the client.
$ sudo cp gradient_one.cfg.sample /etc/gradient_one.cfg
Usage
It’s recommended to create a ‘client’ directory and execute from there:
$ mkdir ~/client $ cd ~/client $ sudo gradientone
More Info
For more information visit: http://www.gradientone.com/
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