Cockpit Documentation
Usage

Installation

BlueOS Extension

For vehicles with an Onboard Computer running BlueOS, and an IP-based (wifi / ethernet tether) connection to the Control Station Computer, Cockpit is available as a BlueOS Extension.

Extension Updates

Once installed, updating to a new Cockpit version can be done via the "Installed" tab of the BlueOS Extensions Manager.

Self-Contained Application

Cockpit is also available as a self-contained Electron application, which can be stored on a Control Station Computer and started up for connection to a vehicle.

The latest available release is

Latest Stable Date

Download the latest version for your operating system here:

Operating Systemx86_64arm64
WindowsCockpit.exeNot available
macOSยนCockpit-Intel.dmgNot yet available, use x86_64 version
iOS / iPadOSN/Ause the BlueOS Extension in a browser
LinuxCockpit-x86_64.AppImage
Cockpit-x86_64.flatpak		Cockpit-arm64.AppImage
Cockpit-arm64.flatpak
AndroidN/Ause the BlueOS Extension in a browser

or check the releases, for a list of all available versions, and the main changes between them.

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Cockpit is not yet registered with Apple, so may get flagged as a potential security threat. For now, the first open on macOS may require right-clicking Cockpit in your Applications folder, selecting "Open", then choosing to "Open anyway" if prompted, or opening the security preferences and scrolling down to "Allow" opening if there is no prompt.

Application Updates

The Cockpit application checks for new versions each time it opens, and if the latest available version is newer than the installed one, it provides some information about the new release, and a button for if you want to download and install it.

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