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# Amino Install Guide

### You will need

* [ ] Latest Android player release from Xibo
* [ ] Orchestrate login, supplies after purchase by Amino
* [ ] Xibo Settings file, [download here](https://xibosignage.com/hubfs/docs/media-player/amino/Xibo-H200-Default-Parameters.csv)
* [ ] Xibo CMS login
* [ ] Android Player Licence (Users not on a Xibo plan)

### Initial Set-up - Uploading Apps into Orchestrate

* Login to Orchestrate
* Using the left hand menu, click **Applications**
* Click the **Add Application** button
* Provide the **Application Name**
* Click **Choose File** to upload the Android APK
* Click **Save**

### Orchestrate Configuration

* Using the left hand menu, click **Configurations**
* Click the **Add Configuration** button
* Provide a **Configuration Name**
* Click the **Submit** button
* From the **Applications** tab, **Add Action**
* Use the drop-down and select **Xibo for Android**
* Click to **Save Changes**
* From the **Parameters** tab, select the firmware
* Set the **Upgrade Type**
* Click the **Import from** file button and upload the Xibo Settings file (downloaded from the link)

This will provide standard System Settings as well as provide Advanced Parameters.

* Use the drop-down for the **Home App** setting and select **Xibo for Android**
* Check **Language** and **Timezone** fields to ensure that these are correct
* Click to **Save**

### Test Connectivity

Run an **Orchestrate Connectivity Test** to make sure that Orchestrate is accessible:

* Using the screen Remote Control Unit click the following:\
  **Menu - Network - Orchestrate Connectivity Test**

{% hint style="info" %}
Once you have uploaded the Xibo Player Application and created Configuration(s) in Orchestrate, you do not need to re-do this each time you want to add a device. Adding a device is a three step process, as detailed below.
{% endhint %}

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### Adding devices in Orchestrate

* Click **Devices** from the left hand menu
* Click **Device list**
* Click **Add Device**
* Provide the **Serial Number** of the device found on the nameplate sticker
* Use the drop down menu to assign a **Configuration**
* Click **Submit**
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### Connect to the CMS

* Power on/restart the Amino device
* Login to the CMS and navigate to the **Displays** page
* A 6 character activation code will be shown on screen (keep this screen open)
* 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

{% hint style="success" %}
If you are on a Xibo Plan, the Display is now ready to start showing content from the Xibo CMS
{% endhint %}

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If you have purchased a licence separately, follow the steps to licence your Display.
{% endhint %}
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<details>

<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.
{% endhint %}

</details>


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