Unipi Control OS is a lightweight and memory-efficient Linux based operating system optimized to host Unipi Control.
For more information please read the documentation at: docs.superbox.one
- Download the latest release
*.img.xz
from GitHub. - Write the image
*.img.xz
to your SD card with Balena Etcher. - Insert SD card to your Unipi Neuron and power the system on.
- Connect to your Unipi Neuron with
ssh
on Linux/macOS or with Putty on Windows (The username and password areunipi
).ssh unipi@unipi.local
- Install Unipi Control with the OPKG package manager.
sudo opkg install unipi-control
- Read the Unipi Control documentation to configure your Unipi Neuron and copy the configuration files to
/usr/local/etc/unipi
. - Start the service with:
sudo systemctl start unipi-control.service
The Unipi Neuron I/O are now available in your network via MQTT.
Optionally: You can use the Unipi Neuron I/O in Home Assistant. Read the MQTT documentation from Home Assistant.
- Unipi Neuron (Raspberry Pi 3B+)
If you have an Unipi device, that is not supported, then contact use.
The changelog lives in the CHANGELOG.md document. The format is based on Keep a Changelog.
We're happy about your contributions to the project!
You can get started by reading the CONTRIBUTING.md.
We put a lot of time into this project. If you like it, you can support us with a donation.
This is a third-party software for Unipi Neuron. This software is NOT from Unipi Technology s.r.o..