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Created page with "== Accessing Your Power Manager Page == It is no longer necessary to connect to the Raspberry Pi to access your Power Manager. Follow these simple steps to access your power device from anywhere, such as IPPower or IPX, directly from your Customer Dashboard. === 1. Log in to Your Customer Dashboard === Start by opening your Customer Dashboard at [https://clients.deepskychile.com](https://clients.deepskychile.com) and log in with your credentials. File:login.png|cent..." |
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Start by opening your Customer Dashboard at [https://clients.deepskychile.com](https://clients.deepskychile.com) and log in with your credentials. | Start by opening your Customer Dashboard at [https://clients.deepskychile.com](https://clients.deepskychile.com) and log in with your credentials. | ||
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Once logged in, navigate to '''Tools''' → '''My Systems'''. | Once logged in, navigate to '''Tools''' → '''My Systems'''. | ||
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In the '''My Systems''' section, locate your system and click on it. You will see an option labeled '''Open Power Manager'''. Click on this link to access your Power Manager Page. | In the '''My Systems''' section, locate your system and click on it. You will see an option labeled '''Open Power Manager'''. Click on this link to access your Power Manager Page. | ||
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If you have previously entered your Power Manager credentials in the system settings, they will be displayed directly below the '''Open Power Manager''' link for easy reference. | If you have previously entered your Power Manager credentials in the system settings, they will be displayed directly below the '''Open Power Manager''' link for easy reference. | ||
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If you do not see your credentials or have forgotten them please reach out for assistance. Whener you change your credentials, please remember to update them: scroll down to the '''Edit My System''' section in the same interface. Here, you can update or retrieve your credentials for future use. | If you do not see your credentials or have forgotten them please reach out for assistance. Whener you change your credentials, please remember to update them: scroll down to the '''Edit My System''' section in the same interface. Here, you can update or retrieve your credentials for future use. | ||
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By following these steps, you can quickly and easily manage your power device. without needing to connect to the Raspberry Pi. | By following these steps, you can quickly and easily manage your power device. without needing to connect to the Raspberry Pi. | ||
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Revision as of 22:33, 27 November 2024
Accessing Your Power Manager Page
It is no longer necessary to connect to the Raspberry Pi to access your Power Manager. Follow these simple steps to access your power device from anywhere, such as IPPower or IPX, directly from your Customer Dashboard.
1. Log in to Your Customer Dashboard
Start by opening your Customer Dashboard at [1](https://clients.deepskychile.com) and log in with your credentials.
Once logged in, navigate to Tools → My Systems.
2. Open the Power Manager
In the My Systems section, locate your system and click on it. You will see an option labeled Open Power Manager. Click on this link to access your Power Manager Page.
If you have previously entered your Power Manager credentials in the system settings, they will be displayed directly below the Open Power Manager link for easy reference.
3. Forgot Your Credentials?
If you do not see your credentials or have forgotten them please reach out for assistance. Whener you change your credentials, please remember to update them: scroll down to the Edit My System section in the same interface. Here, you can update or retrieve your credentials for future use.
By following these steps, you can quickly and easily manage your power device. without needing to connect to the Raspberry Pi.