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Position
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hAcc-m
HDOP
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AssistNow
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GNSS alt
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Pressure alt
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Power
Batt-V
Cap-V
4V2-V
CPU 20s-%
CPU 3m-%
Buck boost mode
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Exp power
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Signal
CSQ-/31
Net--
RSRP
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RSRQ
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Reconn
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Expansion
EXP1Not connected
EXP2Not connected
EXP3Not connected
EXP4Not connected
Magnetic orientation
Heading
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Declination
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Field (µT)
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Attitude
Roll
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Pitch
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Yaw
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Tilt
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Thermal
MBoard
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DBoard
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CPU
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Outputs
OUT1-
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System
Disk-MB
RAM free
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Uptime
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Light (lux)
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Device
Firmware
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Boots
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Last reset
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Read-only view. This is a shared demo Jupiter, so you can look around every page but nothing can be changed or sent to the device.
Looking for the rocket?
The tracking page has the live position, the walk-to-it distance and bearing,
and the full track. This page is the long history: it keeps recording through the flight,
when the modem is silent and tracking cannot.
Altitude and position history
The black box records one sample of a few bits of data every 3 seconds. The device maintains up to 4.2 hours of history while on. It transfers this data to the website which remembers it for years and lets you review data whenever cellular is available. This uses very little data due to the compressed way the minimised data is stored.
Where it was
The same window as the chart above.
Latest fix
Averaged
Track
Averaged position
Event history
A long-term log of notable events and when they happened, kept the same way as the black box: about 4 hours on the device, synced to the website whenever cellular is available.
Coming soon.
Jupiter settings
Settings sync
We’ll check the device’s settings hash against the website’s copy. These should always be in sync, and this confirms they absolutely are.