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‎Access Control

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‎Terminal

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‎Terminal

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‎Browser

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‎Browser

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‎Browser

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‎Connecting via USB

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‎Useful terminal commands

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‎Terminal

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‎Browser

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 username: <code>root</code>, password: <code>kamikaze</code>
-username: <code>ubuntu</code>, password: <code>temppwd</code>
+username: <code>debian</code>, password: <code>temppwd</code>
 <div class="alert alert-danger">

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 interface.
-Connecting via Network
+Connecting via SSH
-For the standard Beaglebone Black connected via ethernet.
+For the  connected via ethernet.
-   ssh root@kamikaze.local
+   ssh root@recore.local
 ===Useful terminal commands===

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 Sometimes it is necessary to make changes to the configurations directly
-or to debug a broken config file without going through the OctoPrint browser
+or to debug a broken config file without going through a browser
-interface. For those unfamiliar with working with a linux operating system,
+interface.
 Connecting via Network

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 ==Browser==
-Refactor uses Octoprint for interacting with the Replicape and your 3D printer.
+Refactor uses Octoprint or Mainsail for interacting with the Recore and Replicape.
 To access, go to [http://recore.local recore.local]
 Once you connect to the OctoPrint interface, you will need to step

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 Refactor uses Octoprint for interacting with the Replicape and your 3D printer.
-To access, go to [http://kamikaze.local kamikaze.local]
+To access, go to [http://recore.local recore.local]
 If you cannot connect, read the section on :doc:`/support/howto/linklocal`.

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 For BeagleBone Black Wireless, network access isn't yet established.
-To determine the device's name once attached look at the output of `ls -al /dev/cu.usbmodem*` before and then
+To determine the device's name once attached look at the output of <code>ls -al /dev/cu.usbmodem*</code> before and then
 after you connect your host computer to the device. Next attach to the serial console:
-<syntaxhighlight lang="Python" line='line'>
+  screen /dev/cu.usbmodem<number> 115200
 or
-<syntaxhighlight lang="Python" line='line'>
+  minicom -o -D /dev/cu.usbmodem<number> 115200
 ==Access Control==

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 ===Useful terminal commands===
- sudo journalctl -fl ; Starts a log within the terminal
+Starts a log within the terminal
- sudo nmtui : Opens network control panel
+Opens network control panel
-  sudo systemctl restart redeem ; Restarts Redeem
+Restarts Redeem. Can also be done from OctoPrint
-  cat /etc/kamikaze-release ; Shows which version of Kamikaze is installed
+Shows which version of Kamikaze is installed
   systemctl status toggle -l -n 100
 ===Connecting via USB===

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 # Set your print bed dimensions
 # Axis speeds can be left at the defaults, as they only control the manual movements that you make through OctoPrint.
-[[File:Octoprint setup.png|center|600px]]
+[[File:Octoprint setup.png|center|900px]]
 ==Terminal==