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venus-os:large [2024-10-18 14:37] – [5.9. Node-RED FAQ] mvadervenus-os:large [2025-04-14 10:55] (current) – [5. Node-RED] dfaber
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 Both SignalK as well as Node-RED are rather resource intensive software applications to run on the GX Device. From a CPU usage point of view as well as RAM memory. Both SignalK as well as Node-RED are rather resource intensive software applications to run on the GX Device. From a CPU usage point of view as well as RAM memory.
  
-Ofcourse, how intensive depends on what kind of flows (node-redor how many messages & handling of them (SignalK) happens in the system.+The level of intensity largely depends on the system's specific configuration - whether it's the type of flows in node-red or the volume and processing requirements of messages in SignalK.
  
 From a GX device point of view, from the support models the Venus GX is the one with the least resources. Running both SignalK and Node-RED at the same time will be "pushing it" to say it simply. The Cerbo GX is already much faster, as it has a dual core CPU as well as much more RAM. More details about CPU & RAM differences are in this document: https://github.com/victronenergy/venus/wiki/machines. From a GX device point of view, from the support models the Venus GX is the one with the least resources. Running both SignalK and Node-RED at the same time will be "pushing it" to say it simply. The Cerbo GX is already much faster, as it has a dual core CPU as well as much more RAM. More details about CPU & RAM differences are in this document: https://github.com/victronenergy/venus/wiki/machines.
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 Go to Settings -> Firmware -> Online updates -> Image type: Go to Settings -> Firmware -> Online updates -> Image type:
- +{{ :venus-os:venus-os_image_type_selector_v2.png?nolink&500 |}}
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 Now, change the Image type to Large. Then go one menu up, and Check for a new version and install that. Now, change the Image type to Large. Then go one menu up, and Check for a new version and install that.
 +This typically takes about 2 minutes.
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 +=== Step 4. Verify and enable ===
  
-=== Step 3. Verify and enable ===+  - Verify that the image was successfully installed: go to the Settings menu, and check that under the integrations for availability. 
 +  - Enable either Signal K or Node-RED. Note that though its possible to enable both, doing that on a Venus GX is "pushing it", the system might become slow. This is less of a problem on a Cerbo GX or an Ekrano GX, as it has more resources (faster CPU). Installer access level is required to enable/disable these settings.
  
-  - Verify that the image was successfully installed: go to the Settings menuand check that the Venus OS Large menu is available. +Visible once successfully installed, the integration settings: 
-  Enable either Signal K or Node-RED. Note that though its possible to enable both, doing that on a Venus GX is "pushing it", the system might become slow. This is less of a problem on a Cerbo GX, as it has more resources (faster CPU). Installer access level is required to enable/disable these settings.+{{ :venus-os:venus_os_large_menu_v2.png?nolink&500 |}}
  
-Visible once successfully installed, the Venus OS Large menu: 
-{{ :venus-os:venus_os_large_menu.png?nolink&500 |}} 
  
 === How to update === === How to update ===
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 ===== 5. Node-RED ===== ===== 5. Node-RED =====
  
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 ==== 5.1 Introduction ==== ==== 5.1 Introduction ====
  
venus-os/large.txt · Last modified: 2025-04-14 10:55 by dfaber

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