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# Amazon Signage Stick Install Guide

### You will need

* [ ] Amazon Signage Stick and in box accessories
* [ ] A wireless internet connection, including your Wi-Fi name and password
* [ ] An Amazon account (create an amazon account)
* [ ] Amazon Signage Mobile App
* [ ] Xibo CMS login
* [ ] Android Player Licence (Users not on a Xibo Plan)

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### Install the Player App

* Plug the Amazon Signage Stick into the HDMI port of the screen
* Download and open the Amazon Signage Mobile IOS App store/Play Store
* Log into the app with your Amazon account to automatically create a company/organisation as an admin user
* Follow the onboarding process and enter the pairing code shown on the screen
* Select the Xibo option from the CMS dropdown menu

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The screen will display instructions on how to connect your CMS after installation has successfully completed
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### Connect to the CMS

* Login to the CMS and navigate to the **Displays** page
* From the Amazon Signage App, select **Use Code** to show a 6 character activation code
* From the Displays page in the CMS, select the **Add Display** button at the top of the grid

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* Enter the activation code as shown on the Player screen
* Click to **Save**

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The Activate Player page will automatically close once successfully connected.

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### Authorise the Display

* From the CMS, navigate to the **Displays** page
* Use the row menu for the newly registered entry and select **Authorise**
* Click **Yes** to confirm

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If you are on a Xibo Plan, the Display is now ready to start showing content from the Xibo CMS
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If you have purchased a licence separately, follow the steps to licence your Display.
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<summary>Licence your Display</summary>

For customers not on a Xibo plan, a Licence code must be provided in order for the Display to start showing content:

* Navigate to the **Display Settings** page from the main CMS menu
* Select the row menu for the appropriate Display Profile and click **Edit**

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* Provide the **Licence Code** in the form field
* Click to **Save**

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The Display is now ready to start showing content from the Xibo CMS.
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### RDM for the Amazon Signage Stick

Integration with the Amazon Signage Stick allows users to take advantage of advanced remote device management capabilities.

Once set-up, use the following guidance to utilise RDM capabilities from inside the CMS using Commands.

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Skip the Add Commands section if you already have commands created for Android devices.
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<summary>Add Commands to the CMS</summary>

1. Go to **Commands** under the **Displays** section of the main CMS menu
2. Click the **Add Command** button
3. Give the Command a **Name**
4. Enter a **Code** (such as the command string) to easily identify
5. Use the Command drop down field and select **Free Text**
6. Enter a **Command String**
7. Click to **Save**

| Command Name | Command String |
| ------------ | -------------- |
| Reboot       | **reboot**     |
| Mute         | **mute\|1**    |
| Unmute       | **mute\|0**    |
| Screen On    | **screenOn**   |
| Screen Off   | **screenOff**  |

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<summary>Send Command from the CMS</summary>

1. Navigate to **Displays** from the main CMS menu
2. Use the row menu for a Display and select **Send Command**
3. Use the drop down menu to select the command to use
4. Click to **Save**

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<details>

<summary>Schedule Command</summary>

1. Navigate to **Schedule** from the main CMS menu
2. Click the **Add Event** button
3. Use the Event Type drop down and select **Command**
4. Select the command to use from the list
5. Click **Next** and set the **Displays**
6. Click **Next** and set timings
7. Click **Finish** if no further actions (such as Repeats) are required

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#### Additional RDM Functionality

Further remote device management capabilities can be found from the Displays page of the CMS.

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<summary>Identify your Display</summary>

Use the row menu for a Display and select **Edit** to view the **Display Hardware Key**

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<summary>Capture MAC address</summary>

Shown in the MAC address column of the Displays grid

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<summary>Capture IP address</summary>

Shown in the IP address column of the Displays grid

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<summary>Capture Screenshot</summary>

Use the row menu and click **Request Screen Shot**. On saving, an Image will be retrieved and shown in the Thumbnail column of the Displays grid.

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