Indigo card services update#
Indigo card services upgrade#

The previously saved date and time is used prevent the clock from being reset. If INDIGO Sky is started and no Internet connection is available, Representations of timestamps in FITS data. This timezone is suitable for precise astronomical calculations and If installation is successful, the INDIGO Sky will reboot afterwards automatically. Wait until INDIGO Sky downloads and installs the package.

Indigo card services upgrade#

If you want to upgrade or downgrade to a certain version, click on the chosen

Indigo card services update#

Whenever INDIGO Sky is started, the Internet connection is checked and new update packageДЄ working Internet connection is also required for upgrading or downgrading INDIGO INDIGO Sky allows to downgrade or upgrade INDIGO versions easily. NOTE: Use this fearure with care and enable Internet sharing only afterД¬hanging the default Indigo AP password. To enable or disable Internet sharing, set 'Server->Main->Internet Sharing' to This Internet access can be shared with the devices connected to the INDIGO Sky AP. INDIGO Sky can share Internet connection avalable on one of its interfaces.ДЇor example, if the Wi-Fi interface is configured in Access Point (AP) mode,ДЄnd the Ethernet interface is connected to a local network with Internet access, Share Internet connection between interfaces To the infrastructure access point, then connect via ethernet cable to INDIGO SkyДЄnd update the credentials. If you entered values incorrectly and INDIGO Sky cannot connect Once done, click on the 'Submit' button and wait for reboot with the new WiFiД¬onfiguration. Select 'Join existing network' and enter the network name and the password. INDIGO Sky can also be configured for connecting to an infrastructure access point.

40, 48, 56, 64, 104, 112 - 5 GHz range, 40 MHz spanД¬onnect INDIGO Sky to an Infrastructure Access Point.

Choosing channel 0 will automatically select the Channels from 1 to 13 are 2.4 GHz.Д¬hannels from 36 to 116 are 5GHz. Switching between rabges is done by choosing the WiFi channel. Since INDIGO 2.0-178 INDIGO Sky in Access Point mode can operate in 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz ranges. If everything is fine, wait for reboot with the new WiFi configuration. If the operation cannot be committed, e.g.Дue to a too short password, you should see an alert. Select 'Configure access point' and enter a the network name and the password. It is strongly recommended to change the password. If you want to boot INDIGO Sky from USB please see the instructions The only solution is to use another browser like Chromium, Chrome, Safari, Firefox etc. The issue is in the websockets implementation in Edge, and there is nothing we can do about that. NOTE for Microsoft Edge users: Some people reported reconnects every 30s when using Microsoft EdgeД«rowser. Your router and the same port as above to access the web GUI. If the device is connected via Ethernet cable to your home network, you must use the IP address assigned by However this URL may not work on Windows, INDIGO Sky can be configured via the web GUI running at INDIGO Sky access point has the following default credentials: First boot will take longer (several minutes) as INDIGO Sky will automaticallyД®xpand the file system to the size of the SD card and after that it will start INDIGO and provide a WiFi access point. Unpack it, copy it to SD card following theДЄt Raspberry Pi site and boot from it. indigosky-test-arm64.zip - 64-bit Operating system for Raspberry Pi 3 (not recommended) and Raspberry Pi 4 (not recommended for 1GB and 2GB models) indigosky-test-armhf.zip - 32-bit Operating system for Raspberry Pi 2, 3 and 4 Test images (based on Debian 11 Bullseye): indigosky-arm64.zip - 64-bit Operating system for Raspberry Pi 3 (not recommended) and Raspberry Pi 4 (not recommended for 1GB and 2GB models) indigosky-armhf.zip - 32-bit Operating system for Raspberry Pi 2, 3 and 4 Stable images (based on Debian 10 Buster): B runs with 32 and 64-bit images (32-bit image recommended for 1GB and 2GB models) B+ runs with 32 and 64-bit images (32-bit image recommended) B runs with 32 and 64-bit images (32-bit image recommemded) A+ runs with 32 and 64-bit images (32-bit image recommended) B runs with 32-bit image only (requires an external WiFi USB dongle when operated in WiFi mode) The images work with Raspberry Pi generations: Based image customized for running INDIGO easily and seamlessly on a Raspberry Pi.