Difference between revisions of "Cosmostreamer settings"
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<pre>"Firmware version" - current version of Cosmostreamer</pre> | <pre>"Firmware version" - current version of Cosmostreamer</pre> | ||
<pre>"Device name" - a human-readable name of the device, used in the device list in CosmoViewerNG app</pre> | <pre>"Device name" - a human-readable name of the device, used in the device list in CosmoViewerNG app</pre> | ||
<pre>"Camera type" - for historical reasons, all devices that work with the Cosmostreamer are referred to as a "Camera" - even if the device is not actually a camera, but, for example, a pair of DJI goggles | <pre>"Camera type" - for historical reasons, all devices that work with the Cosmostreamer are referred to as a "Camera" - even if the device is not actually a camera, but, for example, a pair of DJI goggles, or DJI SDR receiver, or any other supported device. So let's say this is a "license type".</pre> | ||
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Revision as of 01:06, 22 June 2025
Cosmostreamer settings available in web interface, in CosmoViewerNG application for Windows and in CosmoViewerNG application for Mac.
Settings are the same, in this document I will use a web interface for the screenshots.
How to open Cosmostreamer device settings
Web interface
Click icon in the right bottom corner and choose "Device settings" item in the menu.
CosmoViewerNG for Windows
Connect PC to the Cosmostreamer device, then click icon with gears in the left panel (second from the top).
CosmoViewertNG for Mac
Connect Mac to the Cosmostreamer device, then click icon in the right bottom corner and choose "Device settings" item in the menu.
Settings Chapters
Info
"Board model" - microcomputer model (Raspberry Pi model and revision)
"Firmware version" - current version of Cosmostreamer
"Device name" - a human-readable name of the device, used in the device list in CosmoViewerNG app
"Camera type" - for historical reasons, all devices that work with the Cosmostreamer are referred to as a "Camera" - even if the device is not actually a camera, but, for example, a pair of DJI goggles, or DJI SDR receiver, or any other supported device. So let's say this is a "license type".