Connecting to the Rubix Compute Controller is easy! If you have a Rubix Compute 5 (RC5) and you are plugging straight into your laptop, plug your ethernet cable into the first port of the controller and set your laptop to the .15 subnet (for example: 192.168.15.xx). The Compute's default IP is 192.168.15.10. This IP is also the same for a Rubix Compute IO (RCIO) controller. If you are connecting your RC5 to a router or a network not on the .15 subnet, plug your ethernet cable into the second port of the RC5. Follow the video below to see how to connect and log into the Rubix Compute.
Hardware Overview Power Supply Requirements Power Supply Wiring The Nube-iO Rubix Compute Gateway Controller is powered by a 24v AC or DC power supply on the `24 AC/DC POWER` terminals as shown below. Wiring Diagram: Mounting The Rubix Compute 5 is ...
This article explains the best practices in how to connect Rubix Compute device to a network, and how to locate Rubix Compute device on the network. Network Connection and Discovery In order to connect to and interact with a Rubix Compute controller ...
Introduction To Rubix Platform Rubix Platform is the browser based user interface for many of the Nube-iO services. Rubix Platform is the main management tool for configuring Local/Remote Device Settings, Sensor Gateway Connectivity, Data Management, ...
Now that you've logged into the controller, let's go through a few great features of the Rubix Compute Controller's Platform and all the awesome things you can do with it. The video below will also assist with navigating the Rubix Platfom