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# RDM for your Sony Bravia device

Once provisioned, manage your Sony Bravia device from your Xibo My Account. Your device status will show as Activated in the Remote Management table.

From **My Account,** go to the **Hardware** section and scroll down to the **List of devices available for Remote Management section**.

### Managing Groups

Click **Manage Groups** to view/edit groups.

{% hint style="info" %}
When creating a new group with an associated White Label build, ensure that the correct one is selected as this cannot be changed once saved.
{% endhint %}

### Controlling the TV

Click on **View Details** to access options to control the TV, view device details, see the current status and renaming options.

### Install APK

Install a new version and use to rebuild a White Label APK.

{% hint style="info" %}
If you are using the latest APK/White Label build, this option will not be available.
{% endhint %}

### Swap APK

This option is available for devices which belong to device groups assigned with a different APK to that of the device. **Swap APK** will uninstall the APK from the device and install the APK/White Label build APK as set to the device group.

### Group

The **Group** button allows you to change the device group for a registered device. Changing a group will uninstall the current APK being used on the device and install the APK which has been set for the group.

### Unregister Device

Click to **Unregister** and remove from your account.

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Clicking Unregister will delete the device details from the Xibo database as well as remove it completely from Sony records.
{% endhint %}


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