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=== Wifi Configuration ===
 
=== Wifi Configuration ===
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Wifi credentials can be set via the web config tool: System - Wifi - Add Network. Wifi must be enabled in the Zynthian Gui: press the Back button until you are in the Admin menu. Then select 'Start WIFI'.
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All WiFi management is done from the zynthian-ui admin menu. You can configure your WiFi networks from there.
    
=== Wifi Hotspot ===
 
=== Wifi Hotspot ===
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Note that the wifi network created in hotspot mode allows anyone to connect. If using the wifi hotspot in a public place, ensure you've changed your Zynthian password.
 
Note that the wifi network created in hotspot mode allows anyone to connect. If using the wifi hotspot in a public place, ensure you've changed your Zynthian password.
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== Ways to Access Zynthian From Your Computer ==
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=== Accessing the terminal with SSH / Accessing the file system with SFTP ===
 
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=== Connecting via SSH and Accessing the File System ===
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The filesystem can be accessed with '''sftp''' and '''scp''' (If you are using Windows, use '''Winscp''' - free software needed to communicate using this Internet protocol).
      
You can also login with '''ssh''' to access the Linux console. see [[Command_Line_User_Guide]] (use '''PuTTY''' for Windows). The username and default password is:
 
You can also login with '''ssh''' to access the Linux console. see [[Command_Line_User_Guide]] (use '''PuTTY''' for Windows). The username and default password is:
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  '''user:''' root
 
  '''user:''' root
 
  '''password:''' opensynth
 
  '''password:''' opensynth
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The zynthian's filesystem can be accessed with '''sftp''' and '''scp'''. If you are using Windows, you could use '''winscp''', a free software to communicate using this internet protocol.
    
{{NoteBox|For legacy SD-images before Oram Bookworm the password is ''raspberry''}}
 
{{NoteBox|For legacy SD-images before Oram Bookworm the password is ''raspberry''}}
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<br clear=all>
 
<br clear=all>
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=== Accessing the MOD-UI web interface ===
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=== Viewing Zynthian UI and Synth Engine Native GUIs on your Computer ===
[[File:MODUI.png|right|500px|MOD-UI pedal board style interface]]
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You can access the MOD-UI web interface using the web browser from your computer:
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* Create a Special Layer with a "MOD-UI" engine from the Zynthian's UI
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* Connect your Zynthian to your local network using the ethernet connector (RJ45) or directly to your computer (ethernet to ethernet)
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* Open the browser in your computer and navigate to:
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[http://zynthian.local:8888 http://zynthian.local:8888] or  [http://zynthian.lan:8888 http://zynthian.lan:8888]
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The MOD-UI webpage should appear.
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When a MOD-UI layer exist, this link is also accessible from the webconf's software menu (reload webconf after creating the layer).
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If the link-local address (zynthian.local or zynthian.lam) is not found, test that the link-local feature is enabled in your system. Sometimes is disabled and local names are not recognized. You can use the zynthian's IP address instead. See: [[Finding your IP address]]
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=== Viewing Zynthian UI and Synth Engine Native GUIs on your Computer ===
   
[[File:Synth engines native gui.png|right|500px|Synth engines native GUI]]
 
[[File:Synth engines native gui.png|right|500px|Synth engines native GUI]]
 
Some engines have a native GUI that can be accessed from your desktop/laptop computer. Zynthian provides a VNC viewer for a desktop that allows access to these native GUI. By default VNC is disabled and it is recommended to disable for performance (as it has a small overhead which is best saved for your audio). To enable VNC and access the desktop and engines' native GUI:
 
Some engines have a native GUI that can be accessed from your desktop/laptop computer. Zynthian provides a VNC viewer for a desktop that allows access to these native GUI. By default VNC is disabled and it is recommended to disable for performance (as it has a small overhead which is best saved for your audio). To enable VNC and access the desktop and engines' native GUI:
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{{WarningBox|If you add or change something inside the ''zynthian-data'' folder, your changes will be lost on the next update, or, in a worst case scenario, you could break the update system.}}
 
{{WarningBox|If you add or change something inside the ''zynthian-data'' folder, your changes will be lost on the next update, or, in a worst case scenario, you could break the update system.}}
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=== Accessing the MOD-UI web interface ===
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[[File:MODUI.png|right|500px|MOD-UI pedal board style interface]]
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You can access the MOD-UI web interface using the web browser from your computer:
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* Create a Special Layer with a "MOD-UI" engine from the Zynthian's UI
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* Connect your Zynthian to your local network using the ethernet connector (RJ45) or directly to your computer (ethernet to ethernet)
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* Open the browser in your computer and navigate to:
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[http://zynthian.local:8888 http://zynthian.local:8888] or  [http://zynthian.lan:8888 http://zynthian.lan:8888]
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The MOD-UI webpage should appear.
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When a MOD-UI layer exist, this link is also accessible from the webconf's software menu (reload webconf after creating the layer).
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If the link-local address (zynthian.local or zynthian.lam) is not found, test that the link-local feature is enabled in your system. Sometimes is disabled and local names are not recognized. You can use the zynthian's IP address instead. See: [[Finding your IP address]]
    
== OSC (Open Sound Control)==
 
== OSC (Open Sound Control)==
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==== CUIA: Callable User Interface Actions ====
 
==== CUIA: Callable User Interface Actions ====
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The CUIA is an unidirectional remote API that can be used to send simple control messages to zynthian UI. The CUIA can be accessed in several ways, as described in the [[Zynthian_UI_Users_Guide#CUIA:_Callable_UI_Actions|user's guide]] and this section explains how to access the CUIA using OSC on port UDP 1370.  
 
The CUIA is an unidirectional remote API that can be used to send simple control messages to zynthian UI. The CUIA can be accessed in several ways, as described in the [[Zynthian_UI_Users_Guide#CUIA:_Callable_UI_Actions|user's guide]] and this section explains how to access the CUIA using OSC on port UDP 1370.  
  

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