System Deployment

Single-PC Deployment

Start the control center on the local machine and connect phones directly. No changes needed

Single-Board Computer — Raspberry Pi Standalone Deployment

Download Resources

From the cloud drive, go to the bridge directory. Download ios-bridge-armv7-2.9.0.zip (version 2.9.0; other versions are similar)
Extract to a fixed directory on the Raspberry Pi, e.g. /home/bridge/ under the current user

Modify Bridge Connection

Modify the address connecting to the control center. See Control Center Configuration [site.remote] property — used so the control center knows when devices connect

Start Bridge

Start the bridge program in the background: nohup /home/bridge/ios-bridge &
To run in the foreground and view logs, run /home/bridge/ios-bridge directly
The above operations require Linux command-line experience

Modify Control Center Configuration

Change how the control center calls the bridge. The default is short-connection mode. In this deployment mode the bridge and control center are on different machines, so IP configuration is required
Go to the control center Web Platform → Task Management → Device Monitoring, click Distributed Connection Mode Settings, select Short Connection Mode, and click Save
Click Distributed Address Settings, enter the IP address where the bridge runs, and click Start Setup. By default, devices will be automatically bound to the discovered IP

Click Distributed Address Settings , enter the IP address wh

View setup results

Long Connection Settings

Note: If distributed connection mode is configured, you can skip the Modify Control Center Configuration section

Cluster Deployment

Cluster deployment follows [Single-Board Computer — Raspberry Pi Standalone Deployment]. You can extract the control center directly onto the bridge host and double-click to start it instead of using the command line.

For modifying the bridge and control center configuration, also refer to [Single-Board Computer — Raspberry Pi Standalone Deployment]