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 Activation will require your password if your wallet is encrypted, because a message must be signed. After waiting for Terracoin Electrum to sign and broadcast your masternode announcement, you will be presented with a message detailing the result. The status of your masternode will be updated in the table and the '''View Masternode''' tab.
-[[File:Terracoin-electrum-masternode-activating.png]]
+[[File:Terracoin-electrum-masternode-activation.png]]
 ''Activating a masternode''

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	===Masternodes in Terracoin Electrum===		===Masternodes in Terracoin Electrum===

		+	Terracoin Electrum supports masternode creation through an interface called the Masternode Manager. The functionality is available starting from the protocol version 70208.
−	Work in Progress
		+
		+
		+	====Masternode Manager====
		+
		+	The Masternode Manager can be accessed either from the '''Wallet > Masternodes''' menu or by pressing '''Ctrl+M'''. This manager displays the status of your masternode(s). A wallet with no masternodes will begin with a default masternode for which you can fill in the necessary information.
		+
		+	The manager displays the following data about each masternode you have set up:
		+
		+	* The alias (name) of the masternode.
		+	* The status of the masternode (e.g. whether it has been activated).
		+	* The collateral payment of the masternode.
		+	* The private delegate key.
		+	* The IP address and port that your masternode can be reached at.
		+	* The protocol version that your masternode supports.
		+
		+
		+	====Masternode setup====
		+
		+	A masternode requires a “delegate” key, which is known to both Terracoin Electrum and your masternode. Your masternode will use this key to sign messages, and the Terracoin network will know that you authorized it to. A delegate key can either be one of your Terracoin Electrum keys, or an imported key. Either way, your masternode and Terracoin Electrum will both need to know the private key.
		+
		+	To use one of your Terracoin Electrum keys as a delegate key, put its private key in the '''Masternode Private Key''' field of the '''View Masternode''' tab.
		+
		+
		+	====IP address and protocol version====
		+
		+	Certain information about your masternode is required. The IP address and port that your masternode uses must be supplied. Also, the protocol version that your masternode supports is required. This information is filled in automatically if you import a “masternode.conf” file.
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		+	[[File:Terracoin-electrum-masternode-config.png]]
		+
		+	''Entering IP and protocol information''
		+
		+
		+	====Collateral====
		+
		+	To start a masternode, you must have a 5000 TRC payment available in your wallet. You can scan your wallet for 5000 TRC payments in the Choose Collateral tab of the Masternode Manager.
		+
		+	After scanning, a list of available 5000 TRC collateral payments will be displayed. Selecting one of them will cause the selected masternode’s data to be filled in, though these changes won’t be saved until you click the Save button in the lower-right corner of the tab.
		+
		+	[[File:Terracoin-electrum-masternode-collateral.png]]
		+
		+	''Selecting the collateral information''
		+
		+
		+	====Activating your masternode====
		+
		+	After selecting a collateral payment and specifying a delegate key, you can activate your masternode. Do this by clicking '''Activate Masternode''' in the '''Activate Masternode''' tab of the Masternode Manager. If the '''Activate Masternode''' button cannot be clicked, look at the message in the '''Status''' bar. It will show you why your masternode cannot be activated.
		+
		+	Activation will require your password if your wallet is encrypted, because a message must be signed. After waiting for Terracoin Electrum to sign and broadcast your masternode announcement, you will be presented with a message detailing the result. The status of your masternode will be updated in the table and the '''View Masternode''' tab.
		+
		+	[[File:Terracoin-electrum-masternode-activating.png]]
		+
		+	''Activating a masternode''
		+
		+
		+	====Importing masternode.conf====
		+
		+	You can import a masternode.conf file using the '''Masternode.conf''' tab of the Masternode Manager. This is the recommended way of setting up masternodes, as it allows you to configure masternodes for Terracoin Core and Terracoin Electrum in the same way. Importing a masternode.conf file will automatically set up one or more masternode configurations in the Masternode Manager.
		+
		+	'''NOTE''': On macOS there is a bug, the password prompt is on the main window which is behind the Masternode window, move it out of the way to enter the password to complete the import.

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 ===Sweep a paper wallet===
-You may have received a paper wallet as a gift from another Terracoin user, or previously stored one in a safe deposit box. Funds are swept from a paper wallet into a live wallet by importing its [http://bitzuma.com/posts/six-things-bitcoin-users-should-know-about-private-keys/ private key], which is a long sequence of characters starting with the number “5” or the capital letter “K”. The example below displays a private key (WIF format).
+You may have received a paper wallet as a gift from another Terracoin user, or previously stored one in a safe deposit box. Funds are swept from a paper wallet into a live wallet by importing its [http://bitzuma.com/posts/six-things-bitcoin-users-should-know-about-private-keys/ private key], which is a long sequence of characters starting with the number “5” or the capital letter “K” or the capital letters "LL". The example below displays a private key (WIF format).
 [[File:Terracoin-paper-wallet-generator.png]]

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 ===Sweep a paper wallet===
-You may have received a paper wallet as a gift from another Terracoin user, or previously stored one in a safe deposit box. Funds are swept from a paper wallet into a live wallet by importing its [http://bitzuma.com/posts/six-things-bitcoin-users-should-know-about-private-keys/ private key], which is a long sequence of characters starting with the capital letter “K” or the capital letter “L”. The example below displays a private key (WIF format).
+You may have received a paper wallet as a gift from another Terracoin user, or previously stored one in a safe deposit box. Funds are swept from a paper wallet into a live wallet by importing its [http://bitzuma.com/posts/six-things-bitcoin-users-should-know-about-private-keys/ private key], which is a long sequence of characters starting with the number “5” or the capital letter “K”. The example below displays a private key (WIF format).
 [[File:Terracoin-paper-wallet-generator.png]]

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 The page shows the payment request. You can open the dash: URI with a wallet, or scan the QR code. The bottom line displays the time remaining until the request expires.
-[[File:Payrequest_window.png]]
+[[File:Payreq_window.png]]
 ''Wallet awaiting payment''

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 Let us open ''index_url'' in a web browser.
-[[File:Terracoin-electrum-advanced-webpay1.png]]
+[[File:Payrequest.png]]
 ''Payment request page in a web browser''
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 The page shows the payment request. You can open the dash: URI with a wallet, or scan the QR code. The bottom line displays the time remaining until the request expires.
-[[File:Terracoin-electrum-advanced-webpay2.png]]
+[[File:Payrequest_window.png]]
 ''Wallet awaiting payment''

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 Create a wallet on an offline machine, as per the usual process ('''File > New'''). After creating the wallet, go to '''Wallet -> Master Public Keys'''.
-[[File:Terracoin-electrum-advanced-masterkeys.png]]
+[[File:Terracoin-electrum-advanced-masterkey.png]]
 ''Master Public Key of a new offline wallet''

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 Begin by selecting the '''Wallet > Private Keys > Sweep''' menu item. The '''Sweep private keys''' dialog will appear, where you can paste your private key(s). An unused address controlled by your Terracoin Electrum wallet appears in the lower field, and can be changed by clicking the '''Address''' button. Once you have pasted your private key, click the '''Sweep''' button.
-[[File:Terracoin-electrum-advanced-multisig6.png]]
+[[File:Terracoin-electrum-advanced-sweep1.png]]
 ''Entering the private key''
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 Terracoin Electrum then prepares a transaction using the private key you just imported to derive the public address for the transaction input and the address from your wallet as the output, and signs the message. Click '''Broadcast''' to enter the transaction on the blockchain. The balance will then appear in your wallet under the specified address. The address you swept is left with zero balance.
-[[File:Terracoin-electrum-advanced-multisig7.png]]
+[[File:Terracoin-electrum-advanced-sweep2.png]]
 ''Broadcasting the sweep transaction''

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 The wallet will request your password, then broadcast the transaction to the network and display a confirmation dialog with your transaction ID.
-[[File:Terracoin-electrum-send-password.png]][[File:Terracoin-electrum-send-confirmation.png]]
+[[File:Terracoin-electrum-send-password.png]] [[File:Terracoin-electrum-send-confirmation.png]]
 ''Password prompt and transaction confirmation in Terracoin Electrum wallet''

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	''Payment request page in a web browser''		''Payment request page in a web browser''
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		+	The page shows the payment request. You can open the dash: URI with a wallet, or scan the QR code. The bottom line displays the time remaining until the request expires.
		+
		+	[[File:Terracoin-electrum-advanced-webpay2.png]]
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		+	''Wallet awaiting payment''
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		+	This page can already be used to receive payments. However, it will not detect that a request has been paid; for that we need to configure websockets.
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		+	====Add web sockets support====
		+
		+	Get SimpleWebSocketServer from here:
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		+	git clone https://github.com/ecdsa/simple-websocket-server.git
		+
		+	Set ''websocket_server'' and ''websocket_port'' in your config:
		+
		+	electrum setconfig websocket_server <FQDN of your server>
		+	electrum setconfig websocket_port 13333
		+
		+	And restart the daemon:
		+
		+	electrum daemon stop
		+	electrum daemon start
		+
		+	Now, the page is fully interactive: it will update itself when the payment is received. Please notice that higher ports might be blocked on some client’s firewalls, so it is more safe for example to reverse proxy websockets transmission using standard 443 port on an additional subdomain.
		+
		+
		+	====JSONRPC interface====
		+
		+	Commands to the Terracoin Electrum daemon can be sent using JSONRPC. This is useful if you want to use Terracoin Electrum in a PHP script.
		+
		+	Note that the daemon uses a random port number by default. In order to use a stable port number, you need to set the ''rpcport'' configuration variable (and to restart the daemon):
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		+	electrum setconfig rpcport 7777
		+
		+	With this setting, we can perform queries using curl or PHP. Example:
		+
		+	curl --data-binary '{"id":"curltext","method":"getbalance","params":[]}' http://127.0.0.1:7777
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		+	Query with named parameters:
		+
		+	curl --data-binary '{"id":"curltext","method":"listaddresses","params":{"funded":true}}' http://127.0.0.1:7777
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		+	Create a payment request:
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		+	curl --data-binary '{"id":"curltext","method":"addrequest","params":{"amount":"3.14","memo":"test"}}' http://127.0.0.1:7777