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Dashboard

Dashboard (dashboard)

The basic UI design In the firs window or the dashboard we can se the chair and the sensor values presented by the color of the box where the sensor is on the chair. If the box lights up green that meant that you are sitting property but if the sensor lights up red that means that you are not sitting property.

image-20210211160359658 - not sitting property

image-20210211161725392 - not sitting property

image-20210211155147449- sitting property

If all sensors light up yellow that means that no one is sitting

Dashboard (status)

On the dashboard there is group called status, there you can find information about the status of the chair like how much time you have left to sit again on the chair or how much you have been sitting. And you have an indicator that show if you can sit on the chair. If the indicator is green that means they you are good to go you can sit on the chair, but if the indicator is red that means that you can't sit.

Status

In the status page you can see the overall stats of the chair

  • how well have you being sitting and score for sitting better

Settings

Setting (visual settings)

in the visual settings you can find

  • view mode (switches the left and the right side of the sensor for inverted view)

  • light mode (chose between light or dark mode)

Settings (general settings)

Manual time for sitting ( this changes how much you can sit on the chair in minutes ) you can chose from 0-90 minutes and the rest time is automatically configured for your own health the ratio for rest time is 3:1 that means if you chose to sit 30 min you have to test minimum of 10 min and so on and so on.

There is also a button for default time for sitting which is set 30 min for sitting and 10 min for rest, and the extended time for sitting which means that you can sit for 60 min or 1 hour and you have to rest for 20 min.

You have buttons for stopping or restarting the system and buttons for powering off or restarting the electronics.

GitHub

Link to the GitHub repository of this project

Support

Connecting to network

Via ethernet

  1. If you are using Ethernet it should work, if it doesn't contact us

Via Wi-Fi

If you have ethernet access

Windows
  1. Go to command prompt and type ssh "your username"@"you ip addres on the network" and press enter and login with you password
  2. Type sudo raspi-config
  3. Go to System Options and then Warless LAN
  4. Type in your Wi-Fi credentials

If you don't have any network access

Windows
  1. Insert the MicroSD into your computer and locate the boot drive
  2. In the boot drive make file named wpa_supplicant.conf
  3. And open the file with notepad and paste this code while changing the SSID and Password for your Wi-Fi

ctrl_interface=DIR=/var/run/wpa_supplicant GROUP=netdev update_config=1 country=<Insert 2 letter ISO 3166-1 country code here>

network={ ssid="Name of your wireless LAN" psk="Password for your wireless LAN" }

Nothing showing on the screen

  1. reboot the chair

  2. if nothing changes

  3. check for the network connection of the chair

  4. if its not connected follow the steps for connection to the network

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