# qpi-config

**qpi-config** is a tool for configuring the **Quectel Pi M1** and **Quectel Pi L1** smart mainboards, supporting the following features:

1. Configure on-board **LED** operation mode;

2. Switch between **weston** and **gnome** desktops;

3. Query system module temperatures;

4. Query system **CPU**, memory, and storage status;

5. Configure **Wi-Fi**.

# On-board LED Configuration

Execute the following command to configure the operation mode:

```shell
sudo qpi-config led mode <trigger>  #trigger: none | heartbeat
```

# Desktop Configuration

Execute the following commands to switch desktops:

```shell
sudo qpi-config switch gnome  # switch to gnome desktop
sudo qpi-config switch weston # switch to weston desktop
```

# Query System Module Temperatures

Execute the following command to query module temperatures:

```shell
sudo qpi-config dump temperature
```

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# Query System CPU, Memory, and Storage Status

Execute the following command to query CPU, memory, and storage status:

```shell
sudo qpi-config dump systemusage
```

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# Configure Wi-Fi

Execute the following command to scan **Wi-Fi**:

```shell
sudo qpi-config wifi scan
```

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Execute the following command to view existing **Wi-Fi** connections:

```shell
sudo qpi-config wifi show
```

Execute the following command to add a **Wi-Fi** connection:

```shell
sudo qpi-config wifi connect <ssid> <passwd>
```

Execute the following command to remove a **Wi-Fi** connection:

```shell
sudo qpi-config wifi remove <connection uuid>
```