1 Quick Start
First Login and Administrator Initialization
- Confirm the device is on the network and get the access address from the handover notes or the device label.
- Open
http://device-IP:6555in a browser; if the port was changed at delivery, use the actual address in the handover notes. - If the system is not yet initialized, the first visit automatically opens the initialization page; otherwise the login page appears.
- On the initialization page, create the administrator account: username, password and confirmation. The password must be at least 6 characters at initialization.
- Submit and log in with the newly created administrator account; on already-initialized devices, use the account from the handover notes.
- After login you land on warehouse management, with navigation for warehouses, materials, operation records, notifications, users and system settings.
There is no built-in default password — keep the administrator password safe. Initialization happens exactly once; initialized devices never show the initialization page again.
Creating the First Warehouse and Material
Creating the first warehouse:
- Open "Warehouse Management" and click "New Warehouse".
- Fill in the warehouse name, pick an icon, and optionally a description.
- After saving, the warehouse card shows the material count and total stock.
- Click the card to open warehouse details, listing its materials and the last 7 days of operation statistics.
The warehouse name is required. Icons aid quick recognition in lists and details — electronic components, packages, machinery, reagents, documents, dev boards and more.
Creating the first material:
- Open "Material Management" and click "New Material".
- Choose the warehouse, then fill in the material name and initial quantity.
- Add custom attributes as needed, such as "spec", "model", "batch", "supplier", "storage location".
- Check "Show in list" for attributes that should appear directly in the list.
- After saving, the material appears in the list along with a "create" operation record.
Material names should stay recognizable within a warehouse; put differences like specs and models into custom attributes instead of cramming everything into the name.
Processing the First Inbound and Outbound
Inbound: click "Inbound" in the material list, or inside material details, then enter the quantity and remark. Quantity must be greater than 0 and the remark is required. After confirming, stock increases and the system records the operator, time, quantities before and after, and the remark.
Outbound: click "Outbound" and enter the quantity and remark. Quantity must be greater than 0 and cannot exceed current stock; the remark is required. After confirming, stock decreases and an outbound record is generated.
Write the business reason into the remark, e.g. "purchase inbound, PO-2026-001" or "R&D issue, project A". Only complete quantity and remark let later reconciliation restore the business context.
Viewing Operation Records
Open "Operation Records" to filter by warehouse and type — inbound, outbound, adjustment, creation. The table shows time, material, warehouse, type, quantity change, before, after, operator and remark. Administrators see all records; regular users see only their own.
First-Time Configuration Checklist
| Item | Where | Advice |
|---|---|---|
| Regular users | User Management | Create accounts per post; avoid shared accounts |
| Automatic backup | System Settings | Confirm interval and retention, then run "Back up now" once |
| Notification users | Notification Management | Add names and emails for alerts and keep them enabled |
| Mail configuration | Notification Management | Fill in the sender mailbox, password or auth code, send a test email |
| Stock alerts | Notification Management | Set warehouse defaults; add special alerts for key materials |
With these steps done the system can carry daily inbound/outbound business; alerts, backups and bulk import can be enabled as needed later — see "Feature Guide" and "Configuration and Maintenance".