Dell Wyse 3000 Assembly instructions

Dell Wyse 3000 Edge MicroServer Installation and

Setup Guide

July 2015

Table of Contents

Introduction .......................................................................................... 1-1

About the Dell WYSE 3000............................................................................................... 1-1

Installation and Setup .......................................................................... 2-1

Set Up a Websocket Connection ..................................................................................... 2-2

Establishing and Testing a Connection ............................................. 3-8

Connect to the Dell WYSE 3000 via Serial Port .............................................................. 3-8

Connect the Dell WYSE 3000 to the ThingWorx Platform .............................................. 3-9

Troubleshooting .....................................................................4-15

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Introduction

The Edge MicroServer is a powerful component of the ThingWorx architecture. The Edge

MicroServer allows for the rapid deployment of connections between the ThingWorx platform and

an associated data reporting device, with minimal design requirements on the part of the user.

The Edge MicroServer provides an “always-on” connection to the platform, and it opens a local web

server that interacts with the REST API available on the platform.

This document provides installation and usage instructions for setting up the Edge MicroServer

with the Dell WYSE 3000.

About the Dell WYSE 3000

The Dell WYSE3000 is a multi-port x86 Intel-based thin client device, running Windows Embedded

Standard 7. It is manufactured by Dell Inc., and is intended for use as a rapid-connecting specialized

and limited-role device.

Specifications of the device as tested for this guide include an Intel® Celeron® CPU N2807

@1.57Ghz, 4.00GB of RAM, and 16GB of flash memory.

The Edge MicroServer Win32 distribution may be installed on the Dell WYSE 3000, and this guide

will follow the procedure for doing so. This guide will also follow the features involved with

simulating a connection and pushing and pulling data from the Dell WYSE 3000 to the ThingWorx

as a remotething.

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Installation and Setup

Setup of the Dell WYSE 3000 with an EMS will first require connecting to the Dell Wyse 3000 from a

computer via Ethernet cable and a local DHCP Server. Please note that this guide was written

for a computer running Microsoft Windows.

Refer to the Troubleshooting section of this guide for help with frequently asked questions.

Connect a monitor, mouse, and keyboard

to the device, and power it on.

After the device automatically logs in,

hold down the “shift” key and click Start

> Log off. Continue holding the shift key

until the system asks you to choose an

account to login to.

Choose “Adminstrator”, and log in. The

default password is “DellCCCvdi”.

On the Windows Embedded 7 Desktop,

open the “Networking and Sharing

Center”, and then go to Windows

Firewall.

Disable all Firewalls.

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Set Up a Websocket Connection

This section begins by setting up Windows

DHCP server on the ThingWorx host

computer. If you already have this client

set up on your host computer, then skip

ahead to opening up a websocket

connection.

Begin by downloading the DHCP server

installer for Windows from:

http://www.dhcpserver.de/cms/

In Windows, before installing the DHCP

server, open “Network and Sharing

Center”, and then click the link on the left

for “Change Adapter Settings”

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Right-Click on “Local Area Connection”,

and choose “Properties”.

Select “Internet Protocol Version 4”, and

then click “Properties”. Click the button

for “Use the following IP address”, and set

a private IP address that starts with

“192.168…”. Subnet Mask may be left as

255.255.255.0

Connect the Dell Wyse 3000 device toyour

computer with an Ethernet cable. Note:

From here on out, you may wish to disable

any connection to another network to

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avoid causing IP address conflicts with

other devices on your local network.

Extract the DHCP Serverpackage

downloaded earlier, and run the

“dhcpwiz” executable. Follow the steps in

the wizard to get to the “Network

Interface Cards” screen.

Select “Local Area Connection”, and

confirm that its DHCP setting is disabled

by default.

On the next screen, check “HTTP (Web

Server)” and leave the others unchecked.

Click “Next”.

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Set the IP-Pool to a reasonable range

whichcontains yourlocalmachine’sIP

address (chosen earlier). Click Next.

10.

Check “Overwrite Existing File”, then click

“Write INI file”. Click “Next”, then “Finish”.

11.

Open the “dhcpsrv” program as an

Administrator.

12.

Check “Firewall Enabled”, click

“Configure”. Install the service if you have

not yet done so. Finally, click the “Start”

button to begin running the DHCP Server.

Note: If you have an instance of Apache Tomcat or any

other local server running, you should stop it before

clicking “Start” on the DHCP Server.

13.

Open up a browser, and type in

“localhost/dhcpstatus.xml” into the

address bar. The Dell Wyse 3000 should

be detectable and listed as a client, with an

IP address assigned.

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14.

Confirm the Dell device’s IP address by

typing “ipconfig” in any command prompt

terminal (open command.exe).

Tip: You can confirm the connection to your host

computer is established by typing “ping 192.168.137.1”

(or similar ip address) from a command prompt window

on the Dell device.

15.

Start Tomcat on the host computer, and

ensure the ThingWorx platform is

accessible.

16.

Download the ThingWorx Edge

MicroserverforWindowspackagefrom

the PTC Support Downloads site.

Get the latest release of the “Win32”

package.

17.

Transfer the MicroServer zip file to the

Dell WYSE.

Tip: You can create a shared folder on the Dell device and

transfer the file over a LAN, or you can move it using a

flash drive.

18.

Open the “config.json” file in

“

erv

etc

”

open

the

config.json.complete or

config.json.minimal and save it as

config.json.

Note: Open the config.json.complete, or

config.json.minimal files, and work off of one them, and

Save As “config.json” when finished. It’s recommended

you start with config.json.minimal.

19.

Set the IP address for “ws_servers” to be

“192.168.137.1” and the port to be “80”

(Unless these numbers are different for

your local host ThingWorx computer;

replace them with your actual values)

20.

Set “appKey” to be the value of your

application key, generated in ThingWorx

under “Application Keys”.

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21.

Set “encryption” under “ws_connection” to

be “none”.

See the example at right of config.json:

Save and close the config.json file when

finished editing.

22.

Run the “wsems” application under the

MicroServer root directory, by typing

“./wsems”

23.

In the browser on your host computer,

navigate to the ThingWorx platform, and

click “Monitoring”. Here, click “Remote

Things”, and then click on the “Unbound”

tab.

Here, you should see the “MyGateway”

entity here.

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