Qeedji Smh300 User manual

User Manual

SMH300

4.11.11 001C

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Table of Contents
Introduction
Getting Started
Connectors
Configuration Web interface
SLATE configuration
SLATE pairing
SLATE system status
Configuration by script through USB
.ppk picture update on WebDAV directories
LEDs
Technical specifications
Troubleshooting
Conformities
Contacts
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1.1 Introduction

This manual explains how to setup your device SMH300.

Recommendations and warnings

This device is designed to be used inside a building.

This device is intended to work with the supplied power supply unit. This power supply unit must be connected to a mains socket conforming to standard NF C 15-100. If

the AC power cable is damaged, it must be replaced. It is possible to order a replacement mains unit by sending a request to the email address [email protected].

This device is a Class A device. In a residential environment this device may cause radio interference. In this case, the user is asked to take appropriate measures.

When powering the unit from a PoE source, this PoE source must be "Limited Power Source" as defined in EN60950-1: 2006.

Content of the package

Items Functions

Device SMH300 with Gekkota embedded

1 power supply unit 12V Power Supply unit with cable of 1.2m

1 label PSN (Product Serial Number) on the packaging and on the device

1 WLAN antenna To be screwed on the dedicated WLAN locations (provided with the device when it is supporting the WLAN option)

1 WWAN antenna To be screwed on the dedicated WLAN locations (provided with the device when it is supporting the WWAN option)

1.2 Getting started with the device

Top face

1 Power supply 12V DC

2 Power supply red LED

3 Status green LED

4 GPIO1/IR connector

5 LAN PoE RJ45 connector

6 SIM / SD Card connector

7 USB2 2.0 Host connector

8 USB1 2.0 Host connector

9 WLAN antenna slot

USB

CLIENT

USB2 USB1SD CARD

SIM

LAN

PoE

PW ST

DC IN

Device fixture

The bottom of the smh300 if often fixed at 220 cm from the floor, oriented in the right sense, meaning cable output oriented towards the ceiling.

200

258

176

screws

6mm ≤ Ø ≤ 8mm

Ø ≤ 4mm

SMH300 DRILL PATTERN

Device dimensions

258 mm 35 mm

176 mm

Labelling

The model of the device, the power supply characteristics, the serial number (PSN) and the MAC address are written on a label which is stuck on the case. Some

additional tags may be present in case of built-in options.

☛ The serial number of the device can be requested in case of technical support.

00:1C:E6:02:2E:3D

Mac:

12VInput:

SMH300

5A rue Pierre Joseph Colin

35000 Rennes, FR

PSN00920-00036 CD4

www.qeedji.tech

600mA

3 7 0 0 5 6 8 1 0 6 2 4 0

SMH300

EAN

www.qeedji.tech

Device start-up step

Step 1 (T0=0s)

Device start-up initialisation

Step 2 (T~9s)

Device start-up finalisation

This phase duration is depending on some variable values

(like NTP), some network access duration or some data

checking (check-disk)

Step 3 (T~35s)

Nominal mode

During this step, the device has to play the content.

When firmware upgrade process occured, in

case DNS valid & NTP server inactive, it takes ~4

min 30 s.

1.3 Connectors pin-out

Power supply connector (12VDC-1.2A)

DC IN

LAN connector

Ethernet RJ-45 PoE. 10/100 BaseT. It is recommended to use shielded cables.

IR LAN

PoE

Jack 3.5mm connector (GPIO1)

321

IR LAN

PoE

N° Name Write/Read Control

1 Voltage reference 3.3V

2 GPIO1 IN or OUT CPU/GPIO1

3 Ground

Electrical features

Vin min Vin max VOH min VOL max VIH min VIL max

GPIO1 -0.5V 3.6V 2.9V 0.4V 2.0V 0.8V

The 3.3V pin must not be used as a power supply, but rather as a reference voltage.

During boot, the GPIO is configured in input during some seconds. And then after the system startup, the GPIOs is operational.

The GPIO has a weak pull-up.

It is not recommended to hotplug/unplug the GPIO1 connector, which could damage the device.

Three wires input configuration for GPIO1:

Two wires configuration for GPIO1:

Output configuration for GPIO1:

3.3V

CPU/GPIO1

SMA300

Switch

Input

2 (Jack)

3 (Jack)

1 (Jack)

PERIPHERAL

CPU/GPIO1

SMA300

Switch or dry loop

Input

2 (Jack)

3 (Jack)

PERIPHERAL

CPU/GPIO4

SMT210

Logic gate, transistor or opto-coupler

Output

Power supply

2 (Jack)

3 (Jack)

PERIPHERAL

1.4 Device configuration Web interface

The device SMH300 supports a configuration Web interface. It is available with the URL:

http://<device_IP_addr>/.admin/

The supported Web browsers are : MS-Edge , Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox .

The LAN factory configuration is the DHCP mode.

These are the main parameters:

Configuration > Administrator :

Hostname ,

Identification method ,

Configuration > Network :

LAN : DHCP , static IP address , gateway address , subnet mask

WLAN : the menu is valid when the option WLAN is supported on your device

WWAN : the menu is valid when the option WWAN is supported on your device

Configuration > Servers :

PlugnCast G2 : allows the device to download an App from a remote WebDAV server. Once the App supporting the xpf compatibility is downloaded on the

device, its content is played immediately.

PlugnCast G3 : allows the device to download an App from a remote WebDAV server. Once the App is downloaded on the device, its content is played

immediately.

NTP ,

DNS ,

Proxy , ...

Configuration > License : allows to enter the device license.

Configuration > Date & time : allows to set the device Date & time and the time zone .

Configuration > Regionality : allows to set the language of the information messages or the error messages

English ,

Spanish ,

German ,

French .

SLATEs pairing : allows to associate some SMH300 devices to the SMH300 hub

Maintenance > TestCard : allows to activate/inactivate the configuration testcard. When the TestCard is activated, the content is not played.

Maintenance > Preferences : allows to edit and program the user preferences

Maintenance > Tools

Certificates : allows to load the certificates required to play some specific HTML page or to connect to WebDAV servers with the https scheme

⚠ It is highly recommended that your device SMH300 is on time. When it is possible, synchronize the time & date with a NTP server.

⚠ In case the device does not answer with its IP address, that means that either the device power supply is not plugged, or the Ethernet cable is not plugged, or

the network configuration is not properly set. To work around, if your computer and your local network are supporting the IPV6, you can even connect to the

device with the IPV6 address of your device, helped by your device MAC value written on the sticker at the back of the device, or showed when the TestCard is

activated.

For example, for the MAC address value: ``00-1c-e6-02-1e-45`,

in a Web browser, enter the URL: http://[fc00::21c:e6ff:fe02:1e45]/.admin/

For further information about IPV6, refer to the Network configuration recovery application note.

⚠ It is recommended to enter a unic Hostname for each device used on your locak network. When using several devices SMH300 spread on several buildings or on

several locations, it is recommended to enter Hostname values having a specific key word reminding the building and the location of the device (for exmaple: Hall-

RD-Paris-1 ). It is recommended to limit the hostname to 15 characters.

1.4.1 SLATEs configuration

As soon as a SLATE is paired to a SMH300 hub, it inherits of the configuration file APPLI.CFG provided by the SMH300 hub. So before starting any pairing procedure,

check attentively the SMH300 hub configuration for the SLATE.

Web configuration interface

Connect to the SMH300 device Web configuration interface by typing its IP addess in a Web browser:

http://<SMH300_IP_Addr>/

For example:

Click on Administration console .

Click on Maintenance tab then SLATEs Pairing menu.

Press on Activate button.

☛ Note: in the SLATES not paired to this devices table, some SLATE devices start to be detected through WPAN1.

◬ When the label Deactivate is written on the button, the SLATE in the immediate environment of the SMH300 hub can NOT update their content. Press on the

Deactivate button at the end of the pairing procedure so that the SLATE can update their content.

☛ The pairing ends automatically when the SMH300 hub configuration has not been changed after a timeout of 5 minutes . To launch again the pairing procedure,

press again on the Activate button.

Press on the button  Common preferences .

Common preference

Select the General tab configuration.

The heartbeat consists in defining the active interval and the active day when the SMH300 devices is able to wake-up and treat the actions like

update .ppk picture if required,

install a new software release if required,

apply a new configuration if required.

Outside the active interval, the device is in sleep mode and do nothing.

The default configuration after a factory reset is:

Limit the wake-up to a period of time :

Active interval : defines the active interval in which the wake-up heartbeat and the `wake-up vibration are applied

From : 8:00 (default)

Possible values: 00:00 .. 23:59.

To : 19:01 (default)

Possible values: 00:00 .. 23:59

if To time value if lower than From time value, the valid interval runs until the day after.

All day long : inactivated

Active days :

Mon : activated. Means that Monday is a valid day

Tue : activated. Means that Tuesday is a valid day

Wed : activated. Means that Wednesday is a valid day

Thu : activated. Means that Thursday is a valid day

Fri : activated. Means that Friday is a valid day

Sat : inactivated. Means that Saturday is not set as valid day

Sun : inactivated. Means that Sunday is not set as a valid day

Wake-up heartbeat mode : activated

Possible modes:

Quarter of an hour (default mode): wake-up every quarter of an hour

Period : can wake-up every custom period (from 15 to 1440 minutes)

Wake-up by vibration sensor : unchecked

Checked: the SLATE device is waking-up with a vibration

Unchecked: the SLATE device can not wakes-up with a vibration

Touch keys : deactivated

deactivated. Means that nor the wake-up by key pressed, and neither the secondary picture display is supported. The bottom left, middle & right buttons

are not working. It is not possible for example to confirm your presence for a meeting with the Check-in button or free a room with Check-out button

when using SignMeeting App. To activate it, turn the button to the Activated value. This feature requires the support of the vibration sensor.

WPAN

Message Overlay : deactivated. Means that the mobile application can not connect to the device to display a Message Overlay . To support the Message

Overlay feature, turn the button to the Activated value.

Both wake-up by vibration and wake-up by heartbeat mode ( Period or Quarter of an hour ) are concerned by Limit the wake-up to a period of time :

the active interval (for example: from 8:00 to 19:01) and

the active day (for example: Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri).

Matrix (advance users only)

The Matrix tab allows to customize the behaviour of the pictureframe application depending on the wake up sources which are:

After USB MS : wake-up by an USB mass-storage

After USB Power : wake-up by an USB power tank

After heartbeat : wake-up by internal timer

After NFC writer (RFU): wake-up by NFC writing

After NFC tag (RFU): wake-up by NFC badging

After key : wake-up by key press

After vibration : wake-up by SLATE taping

After Test card : wake-up by Test card activation

This is the default configuration:

All the SLATE106 features can be activated in the previous tab: Common preferences .

To apply any customization in the matrix, request a customization confirmation to [email protected]

For more information, refer to the SLATE106 User manual on the Web site https://www.qeedji.tech

Touch Keys

The Touch keys tab allows to configure the key mapping for the secondary .ppk picture display feature. This feature consists in displaying some secondary .ppk picture

content when the key is pressed.

The configuration by default is:

F1 for Left key : pressing on the Left key displays the F1.jpg for a specific duration,

F2 for Middle key : pressing on the Middle key displays the F2.jpg for a specific duration,

F3 for Right key : pressing on the Right key displays the F3.jpg for a specific duration.

Here the configuration has been modified:

F1 for Left key : pressing on the Left key displays the F1.jpg picture for a specific duration,

F2 for Middle key : pressing on the Middle key displays the F2.jpg picture for a specific duration,

F7 , F10 for Right key : pressing on the Right key displays the F7.jpg picture for a specific duration. Pressing once again on the Right key displays the F10.jpg

picture for a specific duration.

The action Display a key image instead of standard one, during <n> seconds needs to be activated for the After vibration wake source. Set the duration according to

your needs.

The required .ppk pictures are not provided in the product. The customer has to generate them itself With the provided img2ppk.exe tool. Download the img2ppk.exe

tool from the Web site https://www.qeedji.tech.

Create your .BMP picture (or .PNG picture in the 800x600 resolution) with any picture editor your have and save them into .BMP or .PNG format.

Execute the img2ppk.exe tool on your MS-Windows computer. Select the source picture (.BMP or .PNG) and enter the names for the destination file .PPK:

F1.ppk ,

F2.ppk ,

F3.ppk ,

F7.ppk ,

F10.ppk , ...

For further information, read the img2ppk application note.

Connect the SLATE106 to your computer with a USB link and copy the .ppk picture. One picture for each key pressed.

User preference

These are the associated user preferences linked the configuration of the common preferences, matrix and touch key tab.

To modify a user preference, connect to the WebUI Maintenance > Preferences and edit the user preferences below:

innes.slate-hub-srv.cfg.pictureframe.key.enabled : activation value to wake-up the SLATE when touch sensing key is pressed

innes.slate-hub-srv.cfg.pictureframe.msg_overlay.enabled : activation value to support the Message Overlay through WPAN with a mobile application

innes.slate-hub-srv.cfg.pictureframe.picture.filename : name of the main .ppk picture (default: hub.ppk )

innes.slate-hub-srv.cfg.pictureframe.rfid.enabled : activation value to support NFC feature

innes.slate-hub-srv.cfg.pictureframe.wakeup.day.interval : active interval when the SLATE is able to wake up.

Default value: T0800/T1901 from 8.00 AM to 7.00 PM

other examples:

/T2400 : all day long

T0800/ : from 8:00 to 00:00AM

T1700/T0800 : from 5:00PM to 08:00AM the day after (the time range start is considered for the active days only)

innes.slate-hub-srv.cfg.pictureframe.wakeup.heartbeat.mode : allows to define the wake-up period

Default value: quarter : quarter of an hour

period : customizable wake-up interval whose the value is defined in innes.slate-hub-srv.cfg.pictureframe.wakeup.heartbeat.period

innes.slate-hub-srv.cfg.pictureframe.wakeup.heartbeat.period : allows to define the wake-up heart beat interval

Value range: 15 to 1440 minutes

Default value: 15

innes.slate-hub-srv.cfg.pictureframe.wakeup.weekdays.mask

Value range: 1 to 127

Default value: 31 from Monday to Friday (= 1:MO + 2:TU + 4:WE + 8:TH + 16:FR)

other examples:

127 : all week days (= 1:MO + 2:TU + 4:WE + 8:TH + 16:FR + 32:SA + 64:SU)

innes.slate-hub-srv.cfg.pictureframe.wpan.enabled : PIN code activation/inactivation

Default value: false

true

⚠ Be careful when you are modifying the configuration file APPLI.CFG or when yout are executing APPLI.HTA ; indeed progamming a unexpected value for

pictureframe.wakeup.day.interval or pictureframe.wakeup.weekdays.mask may program the SMH300 device to wake-up only when you are not at the office !!

⚠ To work properly, the SMH300 hub needs to be on time.

1.4.2 SLATE pairing

The SMH300 hub is designed to work with at least one and up to 20 SLATEs.

◬ In case several SMH300 hubs are required, think to not install them at the same place else they could interfer each other.

In the factory configuration, the SMH300 hub device is configuring the SLATEs so that they are waking up every 15 minutes. In case you are using a SMH300 hub already

installed, it is recommended double check its heartbeat configuration before starting any configuration. For further information, refer to the chapter User preferences

for SLATE device configuration .

SLATE pairing configuration

To pair properly one or several slates devices to your SMH300 device, you need to prepare for each SLATE device PSN (Product Serial Number) by associating to them:

a specific Index : between 1 and 20,

a specific Hostname : max: 8 alphanumeric digits,

a optional PIN code : 0000 .. to 9999 In case you had to use several SMH300 hubs, prepare the same information for all of them.

For example, when the SLATEs are installed in different meeting rooms, and different building:

Building A:

SMH300 Hostname Meeting room name slate PSN slate # slate hostname slate PIN Code

smh300-buildA Sales 00900-00050 1 Sales none

smh300-buildA R&D 00900-00051 2 R&D 1234

smh300-buildA Director 00900-00052 3 Director none

smh300-buildA Berlioz 00900-00053 5 Berlioz none

Building B:

SMH300 Hostname Meeting room name slate PSN slate # slate hostname slate PIN Code

smh300-buildB Prod 00900-00054 1 Prod none

smh300-buildB Havana 00900-00055 3 Havana none

smh300-buildB Valley 00900-00056 5 Valley none

smh300-buildB Paris 00900-00057 7 Paris none

Note: in case only use a few slate devices, do prefer use the lower Index (1, 2, 3, ...), whose the .ppk picture is updated first, before using the higher Index ( ..., 19, 20).

Pairing procedure

The SMH300 device pairing allows to associate one or several SLATEs to a SMH300 device. A SLATE device can be paired to only one SMH300 device.

◬ When a new SMH300 device is trying to pair a existing SLATE device which is already paired to another SMH300 device, the SLATE device will be paired to the new

SMH300 device and unpaired automatically from the previous one. To prevent from any unexpected SMH300 device pairing by another user, a PIN code authentication

can be used to prevent from mistaking.

◬ The SMH300 device can detect the SLATEs only when they are not in Sleep mode. In the default factory configuration, the SLATEs are programmed to wake-up and

communicate for a while on the BLE network every 15 minutes then fall again into Sleep mode.

Listing the available SLATEs on the BLE network

Connect to the SMH300 device WebUI, and in the menu Maintenance > SLATEs pairing , press on the Activate button.

⚠ The Slates Pairing mode, starting when having pressed the Activate button, is a temporary mode that has to be used only for the pairing of the SLATE

devices. Indeed, in this temporary mode, the SLATEs can not neither:

update their .ppk picture, nor

upgrade their firmware.

◬ When the Slates Pairing will be completed, think to press on Deactivate button to return to a nominal mode. The WebUI returns automatically in nominal mode

when there is no more user configuration activity for 5 minutes. In production mode, playing with this button could lead to picture update issue for some SLATE.

Wait for 15 minutes until all your SLATEs are detected by the SMH300 device. They should appear with their PSN in the Slates not paired to this device left table.

◬ If the SLATE device does not appear in the list after 15 minutes, check its wake-up configuration. For further information, read the SLATE user manual.

On the SLATEs not paired to this device left table, these parameters values are shown:

a check column: allows to select one, several or all the SLATEs to drop,

PSN : Product Serial Number,

Hostname : Name of the slate product on the BLE network,

RSSI : Received Signal Strength Indication (in dBm),

Auth. :

PIN code : a PIN code is required,

None : no PIN code is required.

State :

Unpaired : this SLATE device having this PSN is not paired,

Paired : this SLATE device having this PSN is paired to this SMH300 device,

Paired to another device : the SLATE device having this PSN is paired to another SMH300 hub.

Pair all the required devices

To pair the required SLATEs to this SMH300, select them, identified by their PSN in the SLATEs not paired to this device left table, and drop them into the Slates

paired to this device right table using the Pairing button with the pairing arrow button  between the two tables.

In the Slates paired to this device right table, we can see for each SLATE device these values:

a check column: allows to select one, several or all and allows access to some menu related to the SLATE device configuration,

# : Index from 1 to 20,

PSN : Product Serial Number,

Hostname : Name of the SLATE device on the BLE network,

RSSI : Received Signal Strength Indication (in dbm),

Connection quality :

Green : the connection quality is very good and warranty the .ppk picture update or the .cfg configuration file update in the 15 minutes interval

Orange : the connection quality is not perfect. The download error rate has reached a threshold that can affect the file download success rate meaning that in

some case, even if it is requested, the .cfg configuration or the .ppk picture may not be updated for sure in a 15 minutes interval

Red : the connection quality is bad. The download error rate has reached a threshold that affect seriously the file download success rate meaning that, even if

it is requested, the .cfg configuration or the .ppk picture will be not updated in a 15 minutes interval. The SLATE can not be used in this condition. It is required

to install the SLATE106 at a more appropriate place.

Auth. :

PIN code : a PIN code is required,

None : no PIN code is required.

State :

Unpaired : the SLATE device having this PSN is not paired,

Paired : the SLATE device having this PSN is paired to this SMH300 device,

Paired to another device : the SLATE device having this PSN is paired to another SMH300 device.

Mode :

TestCard : the TestCard .ppk picture is displayed,

Play : the SLATE device is allowed to display the picture HUB.PPK of the appropriate WebDAV directory of the SMH300 device.

In the Slates paired to this device right table, move up or move down the SLATEs so that they match the Index you have defined in the paragraph above slate

pairing specification . By default, after a new SLATE device drop, the slate configuration is:

Test card activated.

no PIN code ,

If you try to pair a SLATE device already used in a previous installation, and which was already been paired with a PIN code , at the device dropping, you are invited to

enter the appropriate PIN Code (4 alphanumeric digits).

Wait for a while (until 15 minutes), the time for the SLATE device to wake-up, the State should turn from the Pairing in progress state to the Paired state.

To avoid waiting for 15 minutes, you can also speed-up the pairing process by plugging for 3 seconds a USB power bank on each SLATE106 device to pair. However

it is reserved for advanced user.

When all your SLATEs are in Paired State and the Mode is Test card , they should display the Test card as soon as there are waking up.

if the SLATE device is not in Paired state after 15 minutes, read User preferences for slate device chapter and check the wake-up configuration.

Select a paired SLATE device to accesss the menu

To activate the edition button, select a SLATE device in the Slates paired to this device right table.

Then, these are the available buttons associated to the selected SLATE:

Reset the PIN code for the mobile applications : allows to reset the slate PIN code when using the SlateMessageOverlay mobile application

 Move up SLATEs indices : allows to change the slate Index by increasing it

 Move down SLATEs indices : allows to change the slate Index by decreasing it

 Unpairing :

 Edit SLATEs :

`Hostname:

Free text (8 characters)

Default value: slate106

option: Activate test card

checked: the SLATE device is configure to display the Test card

unchecked (default value): the SLATE device is configure to display the .ppk picture located on the respective WebDAV directories

option: Activate PIN code

The PIN code activation is optional

Values: 0000, .. to 9999

Default value: unchecked

If the Test card display is successful for all your slate devices, in the SLATEs paired to this device right table, double click on each device and inactivate the Test

card . If required, change the Hostname and set a PIN code according to your needs.

Each time the parameters PIN code , Hostname or Test card are modified, the SLATE is unpaired temporarily until the configuration is taken by the SLATE.

◬ The PIN code can be modified successfully only when first a pairing has been completed.

Wait for a while (until 15 minutes), the time for the SLATE device to wake-up, the State should turn again from the Pairing in progress state to the Paired state.

To avoid waiting for 15 minutes, you can also speed-up the pairing process by plugging for 3 seconds a USB power bank on each SLATE device to pair.

When all your devices are in Paired state , and the Test card is inactivated, that means they all the SLATE device are ready now to get a new picture HUB.PPK .

In case the SLATE device is not paired after 15 minutes, check again the PIN code value.

◬ In case SMH300 migration from 3.12.XX to 4.11.11, you should not be able to finalize right now the configuration of some SLATE106, those whose the firmware

version is V1.10.XX. Ensure that the mode Play or Test card requested is the right one then press now on Deactivate button so that the SLATE106 devices having the

previous versions are installing the new software release and are able then to take the configuration given by the SMH300 hub.

Finalize the pairing procedure with Deactivate button

To complete the SMH300 device configuration, and to allow the SLATE device to get their content, press on Deactivate button.

If a picture HUB.PPK is available in the appropriate WebDAV directory http://<SMH300_IP_Addr>/.output/#/ , the .ppk picture will be donwloaded by the respective

SLATEs. In case the appropriate WebDAV directory is empty or does not contain the right filename, the SLATE device can not update its .ppk picture.

Time to obtain a connection quality

The connection quality level is showing the file download error rate averaged on the 10 last connections with the SLATE. The file can be a

.cfg configuration file

.ppk picture

.rpk software After a SMH300 reboot:

the connection quality displayed is grey, meaning: no connection quality available

1 hour is required to obtain a first Red connection quality

between 1 hour and 2 hours are required to obtain an Orange connection quality

2 hours and half are required to obtain an Green connection quality

When the connection quality is orange or red, the batteries lifetime may decrease because of the download retries.

In case you are facing a red connection quality ,

- Check that the available free space on the filesystem is at least 220 KB to warranty the software release,

- Check that some radio frequency obstacles do not prevent the SMH300 hub to work properly with the SLATE106 devices.

- Check also that the SLATE106 device is properly installed in the appropriate distance and not hidden behind a thick wall.

If the problem persists, please contact [email protected].

Unpair a slate device

To unpair a slate device, select a device in the SLATEs paired to this device right table, and press on remove button. Then connect to the SLATE device and remove the

configuration file APPLI.CFG and the picture HUB.PPK .

SMH300 device replacement

In case you must replace a SMH300 device which was paired to several slate devices:

old SMH300:

Save the user preferences values for SLATE device configuration,

User preferences listed in User preferences for slate device chapter.

Save the list of all the PSN / Hostname / PIN code of the paired slate devices,

Unpair all the SLATEs listed above.

new SMH300:

Configure the SMH300 device by keeping the same user preferences value for SLATE device configuration,

Pair all the slate devices, whose the list has been save with PSN / Hostname / PIN code .

If a PIN code was used, you must enter the right PIN code .

Get the PIN code and the Hostname of a paired SLATE device

To get the PIN code and the Hostname of a paired slate device, connect to the SMH300 device WebUI, and in menu Maintenance > SLATE pairing , press on the button

Activate , double click on each device of the SLATEs paired to this device right table, and note the PIN code and the Hostname .

PIN code forgotten

If you don’t remind the PIN code for a device making that the device slate pairing can not complete, the only way is to connect the SLATE device with an USB cable to a

computer:

- Either you can edit the preference values with `APPLI.HTA` GUI and get the `PIN code` value in the field ```Authentication method > PIN code```, eject properly

the USB mass storage, then try again to pair the device the right `PIN code` this time,

- Or remove the configuration files `APPLI.CFG`, eject properly the USB mass storage, then try again to pair the device without `PIN code`.

Factory reset

After a factory reset with the configuration Web interface, the SLATE PSN are kept in the paired SLATE list, but

their hostname are reset the slate106 hostname value

their PIN CODE are reset to

no PIN CODE,

PIN CODE value: 0,

their test card are displayed