TM2000
Configuration Guide
MN-003656-05EN Rev. A
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Publication Date
February 3, 2022
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Contents
TM2000 Configuration ....................................................................................................................... 4
Introduction ..................................................................................................................... 4
CMM Overview ................................................................................................................ 4
Logging In to CMM .................................................................................................. 4
CMM Home Screen ................................................................................................. 6
Resource Management ........................................................................................... 6
Status & Activity .............................................................................................. 12
Info .................................................................................................................. 17
Settings ........................................................................................................... 19
Commands ...................................................................................................... 23
Batch Firmware Updates ................................................................................................................. 27
Using Action-Settings to Update Firmware ................................................................... 27
Using Action-Command to Update Firmware ................................................................ 30
Site Configuration ............................................................................................................................ 33
Configuring a Site .......................................................................................................... 33
Adding a Site ......................................................................................................... 33
Device Status Notifications .................................................................................... 39
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Introduction
This guide provides instructions on getting LMU devices online and to enable the management and
monitoring of LMU devices via the Configuration Management and Monitoring (CMM) tool.
CMM Overview
The Configuration Management and Monitoring (CMM) tool provides a web-accessed user interface that
allows SPS (Smart Pack Solutions) site administrators to efficiently configure, monitor, and troubleshoot
aspects of a site deployment.
Logging In to CMM
To access CMM:
1. Open a browser and enter the DNS name (not the IP address for CMM).
2. Select Login.
Figure 1 CMM Login Screen
3. Enter your Username and Password and select SIGN IN. The CMM home screen displays.
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Figure 2 CMM Sign In Screen
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The CMM home screen displays.
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CMM Home Screen
The CMM home screen displays all existing sites, includes a search icon for locating particular sites, and a
menu button that provides access to site and user management features.
Figure 3 CMM Home Screen
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Menu
Search
Existing Sites
Add Site
Site
Dimensions
Resource Management
Resource management allows you to access and manage device and server information.
The Resources tab includes the following information:
• Name - LMU given name
• Serial Number - LMU serial number
• Model - LMU model type
• Type - Device type
• Inst Status - Installation status (Installed or Not Installed)
• Network Status - Status of network (Offline or Online)
• Health Status - Reports the status of the device warning events.
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Viewing Device and Server Information
To view and manage devices for a particular site:
1. On the home page, select the desired site (see Figure 3 on page 6).
2. Select the Resources tab to view a list of all servers and devices installed at the site, as well as status
information for each.
Figure 4 Resources Tab
Search
3. To narrow the list:
a. Select the Search icon (see Figure 4).
Figure 5 Resources Search Screen
Resources
Actions
b. In the Search Attributes row, select the desired attribute to search: Name, Serial Number, or
Model.
c. Select the desired resource check boxes for the items to display or select the Search All check box
to select all of the options.
d. In the search field, enter text representing some or all of the attribute chosen.
e. Select Search.
4. To perform actions such as settings or commands to selected devices:
a. Select Actions (see Figure 4).
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Figure 6 Device Type Window
b. Click on the Device Type drop-down menu and select a device.
c. Click on the Device Sub-type drop-down menu and select a specific device type.
Figure 7 Scope Window
d. Under Scope, select the All LMUs for the entire list of devices or select the specific device check
boxes.
e. Under Action Type, select Setting Update or Command.
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Figure 8 Action Type Window
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Setting Update
f. In the Select an action field, select the desired action.
Setting Update options:
• Timezone - Sets the timezone in which the device is used.
• Wifi Country Code - Wifi for the country that the device resides.
• Firmware Download Package URL - URL to SFTP setting.
• User Name - User name for SFTP server.
• Password - SFTP server password.
• NTP Server - Network Time Protocol server.
• Horizontal Offset - Horizontal offset from center of load point as installed (measured in feet).
• Desired Angle - Desired angle reading of LMU.
• Angle Error Threshold - The number of degrees difference between the measured and
configured elevation angles, +/-, at which the LMU declares an alert and sets its LEDs
accordingly.
• Watchdog Enabled - Controls whether or not the LMU is checking its watch dog timer. True
enables watchdog and False disables watchdog.
• Minimized RGB Storage - When enabled (true), the Image (RGB) Files are purged based on
Image (RGB) Storage in minutes. When Minimize RGB Storage is not enabled (false), the Image
(RGB) files are purged daily based in the Image (RGB) Storage Time.
Command
• Image (RGB) Storage Time (day/minute) - Determines how often the RGB files are purged.
• Depth Storage Time, max at 10 (day) - Depth frame storage.
• 3D Storage Time (min) - Determines how often the PCD is purged.
• Distance from camera to door - Distance from LMU to trailer/container door.
• Image capture width dimension - Width of image capture.
• Image capture height dimension - Height of image capture.
• Trailer is an inbound or outbound - Direction of trailer/container; (1 = inbound, 0 = outbound).
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• TLA Backend Server Address - The hostname or IP of the SPX backend server with which the
LMU communicates.
• CMM Server Address and Port - Server address for CMM and Port.
• Redis/Kafka server - Server for Redis or Kafka.
• CCTV Enabled - Enable or disable video.
• RGB Frame Rate - Frequency at which images display.
• Use Door_AJAR ML - Enable/Disable machine learning to detect if door is fully opened.
• LMU Human Blur - Options include: replace existing image, save to separate image, or disable
feature.
• TMU Algorithm Setup (tmu_algorithms.xml)
• tmu_algorithms.xml Current Version - Allows you to select one of the saved
tmu_algorithms.xml copies as the current version. If the version of that file does not exists, the
new version setting is not taken.
• General Device Setup (tmu.xml) - Allows you to directly push all the device configuration
parameters (other than algorithms params) into the LMU device.
• tmu.xml current version - Allows user to select one of the saved tmu.xml copy as current
version. If the version of that file does not exists, the new version setting is not taken.
Command options:
• Ping - Device responds to command by incrementing the value of the pingResponse property.
This command has no payload.
• Reboot - Reboot the device to restore from an unexpected firmware failure.
• Enterprise Reset - Restore the device from factory setting, keep the WiFi and CMM connection.
• Update Firmware - Update firmware with the selected version saved in CMM server.
• Rollback - Firmware roll back to previous version.
g. Click on the Select an action drop-down menu to select an action from the list.
h. If required, enter the setting value.
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Configuring Device and Server Information
Select the device for which to view or configure listed under the Resource tab (see Figure on page 11).
Figure 9 Resource Option Tabs
The following resource option tabs display:
• Status & Activity - Read Only
• Info - Read Only
• Settings - Used to change the configuration of the device.
• Commands - Performs executable commands such as, firmware update, reboot, firmware roll back.
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Status & Activity
Figure 10 Status & Activity Tab: Time and Network
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The Status & Activity information (see Figure 10) is as follows:
Time
• UTCOffset - Difference in hours and minutes between the TMU device and Coordinated Universal
Time (UTC).
• LMU Current Time - Current time of the LMU.
Network
• Ethernet IP - Ethernet IP addresses assigned to the connectivity interface (e.g. IPv4, IPv6, etc.).
• Wifi IP - WiFi IP addresses assigned to the connectivity interface. Including the SSID.
• Wifi Strength - Strength of the wireless network.
• Uptime Since Last Reboot - Time (in minutes) since the last device reboot.
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Figure 11 Status & Activity Tab: Firmware
Firmware (see Figure 11)
• Download State - Indicates the current firmware download state: Idle (before downloading or after
updating); Downloading; Downloaded.
• Update Result - Firmware download result: Success; Insufficient storage; oom, Connection lost
during download; CRC failed; unsupported pkg; invalid URL.
• Last Updated Package Name - The package name from the last firmware update using CMM.
• Download Progress - Percentage of download complete.
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