The first steps

Once your receiver is all flashed and running, here are a few things you can do.

Access the web-based interface

rxOS ships with a web-based user interface called Librarian. This interface is available on port 80 at the receiver’s IP address.

In the most common scenario, you will find a new WiFi access point named ‘Outernet’. If you connect to it, you will be able to reach the web interface at 10.10.10.10 or librarian.outernet.

Note

If your browser interferes with ‘librarian.outernet’ domain name and takes you to search instead, you can either prefix the ‘http://‘ bit or use any domain name like example.com to reach the receiver’s web interface.

You can get to the receiver a few different ways, which is documented in the Remote shell access section.

Plug in the external storage

rxOS-basd receivers support external storage devices to expand the storage available on the SD card or built-in NAND flash. More about that can be read in the Using external storage devices.

Point the antenna

If you haven’t already, you will want to adjust the antenna’s pointing. Precise pointing is a topic that is outside the scope of this guide.