BluPoint BluHub V1B Manuel utilisateur

User Manual

Version: 10 User Manual 04-May-18

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BluHub V1B

Version: 10 User Manual 04-May-18

www.blupoint.org © BluPoint Ltd. 2018

Version: 10 User Manual 04-May-18

www.blupoint.org © BluPoint Ltd. 2018

WARNING:

!DO NOT open the BluHub under any circumstance. If you

open the BluHub this will immediately invalidate the

BluHub’s warranty. The only person who can open the

BluHub is a licenced BluPoint Engineer under specific

instruction from BluPoint HQ.

!ATTENTION: The BluHub must not be charged, or updated over

2/3G, in an environment with an ambient temperature above

30°C, although it may be used when not charging or updating

over 2/3G with an ambient temperature up to 40°C. This means it

must not be plugged into PoE in environments above these

temperatures. This is because Lithium Ion batteries cannot be

charged above a certain temperature, and there is a safety circuit

in the BluHub that stops the battery charging if it gets above this

temperature. It is therefore important to limit the temperature

inside the BluHub by not mounting in direct sunlight or areas that

experience high temperatures i.e. near objects emitting heat.

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YOUR BLUHUB PACK ................................................................................................................................6
GENERAL USERS.......................................................................................................................................7
TURNING THE BLUHUB ON AND OFF ...................................................................................................................... 7 
CHARGING THE BLUHUB ....................................................................................................................................... 7 
CHARGING THE BLUHUB FROM A CAR CIGARETTE LIGHTER ......................................................................................... 8 
LED LIGHT.......................................................................................................................................................... 9 
CONNECTING TO THE BLUPOINT NETWORK ............................................................................................................ 10 
CONNECTING YOUR PC TO THE BLUPOINT NETWORK VIA THE BLUHUB AUX PORT ......................................................11 
DOWNLOADING FROM THE FILE SHARE ................................................................................................................. 13 
USING THE LCD MENU.......................................................................................................................................14 
THE FILE SHARE......................................................................................................................................15 
UPLOADING AN APK: ......................................................................................................................................... 15 
ADD NEW CATEGORY.......................................................................................................................................... 17 
ADD USER ........................................................................................................................................................ 17 
POWER USERS .......................................................................................................................................18 
ACCESSING THE BLUHUB MANAGER SITE ............................................................................................................... 18 
BROADCASTING VIA BLUETOOTH .......................................................................................................................... 19 
BROADCASTING VIA FM RADIO ............................................................................................................................19 
CHANGING THE FM RADIO FREQUENCY ................................................................................................................20 
PLAYING BLUHUB CONTENT ON A SCREEN/TV ........................................................................................................ 22 
UPDATING THE BLUHUB ..................................................................................................................................... 25 
UPDATING THE BLUHUB VIA ZIP FILE(S) ................................................................................................................27 
DIN RAIL MOUNTING .............................................................................................................................33 
ATTACHING THE BLUHUB TO THE DIN RAIL:........................................................................................................... 33 
DETACHING THE BLUHUB FROM THE DIN RAIL: ......................................................................................................35 
SUPPORT CONTACT................................................................................................................................35 
TROUBLESHOOTING AND FAQS ..............................................................................................................38 
 

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Note: Power Users have access to the BluHub Manager, they can

broadcast Bluetooth and Radio content, and update content.

Your BluHub Pack

Welcome to BluPoint!

Inside this pack, you will have your new:

-BluPoint BluHub

oThe BluHub is IP65 rated meaning it is wind, dust, and

water resistant. However, the BluHub is not water-proof,

therefore be careful when choosing where to place it.

-1 Orange/Red Ethernet Cable - 26 AWG

oFor power/PoE (Power over Ethernet) connection

-1 Blue Ethernet Cable - 26 AWG

oFor Internet connectivity

-2 Aerials/Antennas

oThese are required to connect the BluHub to external

Wi-Fi networks, and they are also used to connect

BluHubs to each other and form a mesh network. The

aerials are identical and therefore can be used for either

port on the top of the BluPoint BluHub. It is best

practice to keep the aerials attached always to avoid

misplacing them.

-1 Power over Ethernet Adapter (24V)

oIf you must replace the PoE injector it must be replaced

by a UBIQUITI POE-24-24W passive PoE power supply

unit. It must not be used with any other model or the

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safety and/or performance of the product may be

affected.

▪UBIQUITI POE-24-24W details:

•Model: GP-B240-100

•Input: 100-240V~50/60Hz MAX 0.75A(0,75A)

•Output: 24 DC 1A

•+(4,5)pins,-(7,8)pins

General users

Turning the BluHub On and Off

If the BluHub is off; press the ON/OFF button at the front of the

BluHub to power it on. Start-up may take a few minutes. Wait

until the screen on the front of the BluHub shows “BluHub Ready”,

then you can start using it.

BluPoint BluHub power button

Note: If the BluHub has been disconnected from power for some

time you may need to ensure the BluHub is plugged into a power

source (solar or mains etc.).

Charging the BluHub

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To charge the BluHub, plug an Ethernet cable into the POE socket

and connect to mains power using the adapter.

Ethernet cable connected to POE socket and Adapter

Charging the BluHub from a Car Cigarette Lighter

You will need:

1. Cable for connecting Ethernet to Cigarette Lighter

2. Red Ethernet cable

Instructions:

1. Plug the red Ethernet cable into the grey end of the other

cable.

2. Plug the other end of the red Ethernet cable into the POE

port on the BluHub.

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3. Plug the last available end of the cable into the cigarette

lighter, the LED light on the face of the BluHub should now

turn green or red depending if the

BluHub is on or off (see: LED Light).

BluHub charging cables for a Car cigarette lighter

WARNING:

! Do not leave the BluHub plugged into the vehicle/ cigarette

lighter while the vehicle engine is turned off (overnight for

example). This will drain the vehicle’s battery and you may

not be able to start the vehicle the following morning. Plug

the BluHub into mains electricity overnight instead, or leave it

turned off and unplugged.

LED Light

The LED light on the BluHub displays information about the

BluHubs power state through different lighting sequences. These

are:

1. Solid Green: BluHub is on and fully charged

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2. Faintly Flickering (every 5 seconds) Green: BluHub is on and

charging

3. Solid Red: Off and fully charged

4. Faintly Flickering (every 5 seconds) Red: Off and charging

5. Flashing Red: On and not plugged in/not charging

6. Red and Green fast alternation: Low battery, ~10 mins before

running out of power

Connecting to the BluPoint network

To connect to the BluHub network, please first disable any VPN or

Smart DNS services running on your device (this is not relevant to

everyone, these settings are not on by default on your phone).

Open the Wi-Fi settings on your mobile device, select ‘BluPoint’

and wait for your device to connect. You may need to turn your

data/3G/4G off to properly connect to BluPoint.

Choosing the BluPoint Wi-Fi

1. Once you are connected, open a web browser on your

mobile and type ‘blupoint.org’ in the URL (search bar). You

will be redirected to your project homepage.

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