Huawei HiLens
Huawei HiLens
- What's New
- Function Overview
- Service Overview
- Getting Started
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User Guide
- Who Uses HiLens
- Procedures for Using HiLens
- Permissions Management
- Creating a Workspace
- Registering HiLens Kit Devices
- Managing Devices
- Developing Skills on the Console
- Using the Skill Market
- Managing Data
- Managing Products
- Caffe Operator Boundaries
- TensorFlow Operator Boundaries
- Best Practices
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Developer Guide
- Before You Start
- HiLens Framework Introduction
- Initialization
- Video Input Module
- Audio Input Module
- Preprocessing Module
- Model Management Module
- Output Module
- EIServices Module
- Resource Management Module
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Hard Example Upload Module
- Introduction to Hard Example Upload
- Initializing
- Determining a Hard Example Image in a Detection Algorithm
- Determining a Hard Example Image in a Classification Algorithm
- Uploading a Hard Example Image Set
- Obtaining Hard Example Configurations
- Updating Hard Example Configurations
- Example - Hard Example Upload
- Log Module
- Error Codes
- Change History
- SDK Reference
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FAQs
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FAQs
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HiLens Kit Devices
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Device Introduction
- What Are the Differences Between HiLens Kit and Atlas 500?
- What Are the Differences Between HiLens Kit and Atlas 200 DK?
- What Is HiLens Kit?
- What Is the Focal Length of a HiLens Kit Camera? Can It be Adjusted?
- What Cameras Can Be Connected to HiLens Kit?
- Can I Develop HiLens Kit Skills Using Compute Architecture for Neural Networks (CANN)?
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Device Hardware Operations
- What Storage Devices Can Be Mounted to the USB Port of a HiLens Kit Device?
- What Does the Red Indicator of a HiLens Kit Device Mean?
- How Do I Restore HiLens Kit Devices to Factory Settings?
- Can HiLens Kit Connect to Multiple USB Cameras?
- Do I Need to Use Other Devices Together with HiLens Kit Devices?
- How Do I Quickly Switch a HiLens Kit Device to the Wireless Network Configuration Mode?
- Does HiLens Kit Support Infrared Interfaces?
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Device System Operations
- How Do I Log In to a Device Using SSH?
- After I Change the Password for a Huawei HiLens Device, Why Can't I Use PuTTY to Log In to the Device Even Though I Can Use the New Password to Log in to Huawei HiLens IES?
- How Do I Perform Bottom-Layer Operations on the HiLens Kit System?
- Can I Import a Custom Python Module to a HiLens Kit Device?
- How Do I Install YUM on HiLens Kit Devices?
- How Do I Manage Device Files?
- How Do I Install Software Packages on HiLens Kit Devices?
- How Do I Log In to a Device as Root User and Disable Connection Timeout?
- Can Python-based OpenMV Devices Invoke HiLens Kit Skills by Calling APIs?
- Why a HiLens Kit Device Cannot Display Chinese Characters?
- How Do I Clear Wi-Fi Information Saved on a HiLens Kit Device?
- How Do I Use SSH Commands to Connect a HiLens Kit Device to a Wi-Fi Network?
- How Do I Configure Permanent DNS on a HiLens Kit Device?
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Device Introduction
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Device Registration
- How Do I Handle Device Registration Failures with Different Causes Returned?
- How Do I Check Whether a Huawei Cloud Account Is Bound to a Device?
- What Should I Do If I Can't Access the Huawei HiLens IES?
- What Should I Do If There Is Not Enough Quota for Device Registration?
- Why Do HiLens Kit Devices Fail to Connect to Wi-Fi?
- How Do I View the IP address of a Wireless Network?
- What Do I Do If the System Displays a Message Indicating that Only Firmware 1.0.3 or Later Can Be Registered When I Use Register a Device with the Intelligent Edge System?
- What Are the Differences Between Using IES and SSH to Register a HiLens Kit Device?
- What Do I Do If I Forgot the Password to the Huawei HiLens Intelligent Edge System?
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Managing Devices
- What Should I Do If the Device Is Offline for More Than 5 Minutes After a Firmware Upgrade?
- Do I Need to Upgrade Firmware in Sequence?
- Why Does the Firmware Upgrade Fail When the Device Is Online?
- What Should I Do If the System Displays a Message Indicating That the Upgraded Version Must Be Later Than the Current Version During Firmware Upgrade?
- What Can I Do If a Device Alarm Is Reported Indicating That the Directory Space Is Full?
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Skill Development
- What Are the Causes of Skill Creation Failures?
- What Models Does Huawei HiLens Support?
- How Do I Upload Models to Huawei HiLens?
- Can One Skill Use Multiple Models? How Do I Add Multiple Models When Developing a Skill?
- Why Does Skill Releasing Fail?
- Can Sockets Be Used During Skill Development?
- How Do I Handle a Model Conversion Failure?
- To What Devices Does the HiLens Framework SDK Apply?
- How Do I Determine the Input Tensor Shape During Model Conversion?
- Does Huawei HiLens Only Support Models Trained by ModelArts?
- Can Skills Developed on Huawei HiLens Be Deployed on Edge Servers That Use P4 GPUs?
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Installing and Starting Skills
- What Are the Possible Causes for Skill Installation Failures?
- How Many Skills Can Run on a HiLens Kit Device Concurrently?
- Why Does a Skill Stop After Being Started?
- Can a HiLens Kit Device Run Skills Offline?
- What Can I Do If Skill A Is Successfully Started But Skill B Fails to Be Started When the Two Skills Purchased from the Skill Market Are Both Output by HDMI?
- Purchasing Skills
- Managing Products
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Managing Data
- Why Is There No HDMI Skill Data on the Data Management Page?
- How Do I Configure the Data Storage Location (OBS Storage Path)?
- Why Does HDMI Black Screen Occur or HDMI Output Stop Working?
- Can I Record the Images Captured by a HiLens Kit Camera or the Skill Running Result for Storage?
- Why Don't the Logs Contain Any Device Data?
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Algorithm Issues
- Why Is Error Code 17 Displayed During Model Inference?
- How Do I Use and Program the SDK or License of a Skill?
- Can a Huawei HiLens Skill Run on an Android or Arm Platform?
- What TensorFlow and Caffe Models Can Run on Huawei HiLens?
- Does Huawei HiLens Support Self-Developed Operators?
- What Language Does the Huawei HiLens Development Environment Support?
- Does HiLens Kit Provide an Interface that Converts a Color Image to a Grayscale Image?
- How Do I Configure Python Dependencies for a Skill?
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Other
- Why Does the Huawei HiLens Console Keep Reporting 404 Errors?
- How Do I Assign Huawei HiLens Permissions to New IAM Users?
- Does Huawei HiLens Support 3D Object Recognition?
- What Can I Do If the System Displays a Message Indicating that the AK/SK Pair Is Unusable?
- What Devices Does Huawei HiLens Support?
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HiLens Kit Devices
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FAQs
- General Reference
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How Do I Log In to a Device Using SSH?
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How Do I Log In to a Device Using SSH?
This section uses a HiLens Kit camera as an example to show you how to log in to a device using SSH. The procedure is as follows:
- Connecting a HiLens Kit Device to a PC Using a Network Cable
- Connecting the Network Between Your PC and the HiLens Kit Device
- Remotely Connecting to HiLens Kit Cameras Using SSH
Connecting a HiLens Kit Device to a PC Using a Network Cable
Figure 1 and Table 1 show the ports on the rear panel of the HiLens Kit device.
Port |
Description |
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1 |
Power button |
2 |
Power socket |
3 |
Management network port |
- Connect a 12 V DC power adapter to the power socket on the rear panel of the HiLens Kit device.
- Press and hold the power button for 1 to 2 seconds to power on the HiLens Kit device.
- Connect one end of the network cable to the management network port of the device and the other end to an Ethernet port of the PC.
Connecting the Network Between Your PC and the HiLens Kit Device
Set an IP address and a subnet mask or route for the PC so that the PC can properly communicate with the device.
- Click the network icon
in the lower right corner of the PC and click Network & Internet settings.
- On the Network & Internet settings page, click Change adapter options to enter the Network Connections page.
- After the HiLens Kit device is connected to the PC using a network cable, a connection icon
is displayed on the Network Connections page of the PC. Right-click the connection (usually named Local Area Connection) and choose Properties from the shortcut menu. The Local Area Connection Properties dialog box is displayed.
- Double-click Internet Protocol Version 4 and select Use the following IP address. Then, enter an IP address that is in the same network segment as the device IP address and click the Subnet mask text box to automatically generate a subnet mask. Click OK.
For details about the initial IP address of the device, see the Default Value of Initial IP address of the management network port in HiLens Kit User Guide > Default Credentials.
NOTE:
- You can connect to the HiLens Kit device from the PC using SSH only when the IP address in Local Area Connection Properties > Internet Protocol Version 4 Properties is in the same network segment as the IP address of the HiLens Kit device. The same network segment means that the first three octets of the local connection IP address are the same as those of the device IP address. For example, if the device IP address is 192.168.2.111, the IP address (in the same network segment as the device IP address) configured in Local Area Connection Properties > Internet Protocol Version 4 Properties can be 192.168.2.x, where x is an integer from 2 to 255 with the exception of 111.
- If the device IP address has been changed, configure the IP address in Local Area Connection Properties > Internet Protocol Version 4 Properties to an IP address in the same network segment as the new device IP address. .
Figure 2 Modify network properties (6)
Remotely Connecting to HiLens Kit Cameras Using SSH
- Use SSH to remotely connect to the HiLens Kit device.
- Start PuTTY, click Session, enter the device IP address in the Host Name (or IP address) text box, and enter the port number in the Port text box. Assume that the device IP address is 192.168.2.111 and the port number is 22. Figure 3 shows the page.
- Click Open.
Log in to the device.
- Use SSH to remotely connect to the device system.
After the admin@192.168.2.111's password prompt, enter the admin password. For details about the preset password for the first login, see .
- Use SSH to remotely log in to the developer CLI.
- After the IES:/-> prompt, run the develop command.
- After the Password prompt, enter the root password. For details about the preset password for the first login, see .
Figure 4 Connecting to the device using SSH - Use SSH to remotely modify the device time.
Parent topic: Device System Operations
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