This section introduces SEVEN ways of making IP devices connect to HDMS depends on TWO scenarios.
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Scenario A
If the default P value of HDMS in the configuration file of a device is set in advance, it will connect to HDMS automatically after powering up. You just need to upload the info of devices in HDMS, follow the steps below.
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In Device Management -> Device List, the Status shows the connection between the device and HDMS. Offline means the device is disconnected. Unregistered or registered means the device is connected.
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Scenario B
If the default P value of HDMS in the configuration file of a device is not set in advance, a device has to request and get a configuration file, which contains the parameters of HDMS, from a server. You have SIX options.
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On the home page of HDMS, click Config Management -> Site Configuration -> +Add -> Fill in Name, and choose a site where the device you want to deploy -> Confirm.
Choose a site template you created and click to click
to update parameters in it.On the Update page, Click Management -> Auto Provision. Roll down the page. Make sure the parameters of DMS is set like the figure below. Click Confirm to save the changes in the template. Then Click Cancel.
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Click Device Management -> Device List -> +Add,fill all the information needed based on the device. The choice of Sync RPS is Yes. Choose a site. Leave RPS Cfg Url blank. Click Confirm.
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Power up the device/ Reboot the device/ Click Auto Provisioning Now on the device’s web page.
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Login the web page of the device via its IP address by a browser.
Click Management -> Auto Provision.
Roll down the page, in the section called DMS Service, DMS Service Enable -> Yes. Fill in DMS Service Url.
Code Block https://{ip address of HDMS}/api/init
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Click SaveSet.
Reboot the device/ Click Auto Provisioning Now on the device’s web page.