Provision Your Broadsign Control for SoC Devices

Warning: Perform this step in-house before shipping your device to its installation location, if applicable, because you need physical access to it.

You must provision your Broadsign Control for SoC device with the Core App that has been built for you by Broadsign Services. This is done differently depending on the device type that you are using.

If you need a Core App for another type of device, see Generate the Core App URL for Broadsign Control for SoC Devices.

Broadsign Control for SoC Device Provisioning

Device provisioning simply means registering or adding the Broadsign Control for SoC device into your organization. Device provisioning is an automatic process, so follow the instructions carefully in order to make sure the provisioning experience is as smooth as possible.

Provisioning a device involves entering the Core App Deployment URL on your device.

Note: When a Broadsign Control for SoC device has successfully provisioned into an organization, it does NOT automatically register the device as a new player in Broadsign Control. For more information, see Add a Player in Broadsign Control.

Provisioning a device involves entering the Core App Deployment URL on your device.

Tip: You should have received the Core App Deployment URL from Broadsign Services during your on-boarding process.

Note: Make sure that your device Date & Time are set up correctly for your current location.

To provision a Broadsign Control for SoC device:

  1. Access your device to input the installation URL and start the installation process.

    2. This is done differently depending on the device type that you are using:

    • BrightSign – Installing the CoreApp and the Broadsign Control for System on Chip applet on a BrightSign device involves using an SD card. See Provision Your Broadsign Control for SoC BrightSign Device.
    • Samsung Tizen – Installing the the CoreApp and the Broadsign Control for System on Chip applet on a Samsung Tizen device involves entering the URL in the URL launcher. When prompted for a URL, use the one that you have built above.
    • LG webOS – Installing the the CoreApp and the Broadsign Control for System on Chip applet on a LG webOS device involves entering the URL in the SI Server Setting . When prompted for a URL, use the one that you have built above.
  2. Reboot the device.