Setting Up Devices Sample Clauses

Setting Up Devices.  Organizations may consider using a mobile device management (MDM) platform to set up and routinely manage devices. Platforms like Miradore and Jumpcloud are free for use with a certain number of devices and limited features. Upgrading to a premium subscription provides additional features and allows you to manage a larger number of devices. Alternatively, the international not-for-profit and trusted group, TechSoup, offers discounts to registered not-for-profit organizations for Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager Device Client and Cisco Meraki Systems Manager. These options are ideal for larger organizations with a lot of devices to manage.  If not using an MDM, check that each device’s software is up to date. Updating software is the best way to ensure that patches, designed to address current malware and virus threats, are in use. If not, follow the steps below to run software updates before installing applications and assigning devices to staff: 1. Plug the device into power and connect to the internet with Wi-Fi. 2. Open the phone's Settings app. 3. Near the bottom, tap System > Advanced > System update. 4. You will see your update status. Follow any steps on the screen. 5. For more information, see this article for Android devices. 1. Plug the device into power and connect to the internet with Wi-Fi. 2. Go to Settings > General, then tap Software Update. 3. Tap Download and Install. If a message asks to temporarily remove apps because the software needs more space for the update, tap Continue or Cancel. Later, iOS will reinstall apps that it removed. 4. For more information, see this article for iOS devices.  Use the organization’s name as opposed to a staff member’s name when setting up mobile phones. Do not upload any images of staff or clients in the phone’s user profile. Such photos could put workers or clients at risk if they could be identified as members of key populations, as people living with HIV, or targeted for harassment or stalking.  Install an antivirus software such as Avast or Endpoint Security, especially for devices used for case management. Regardless of the software used, management will need to periodically monitor virus signatures and applications while addressing any flagged infections. This is to be done when the devices are occasionally assessed; it can be done using an MDM.

Setting Up Devices.  Set up automatic back-up for Android and iOS devices to prevent data loss. Some messengers and apps that store data on the device itself will have options to back-up data periodically to their cloud (can be done manually or automatically). This is typically enabled in Settings of the app. However, general back-up for the device has to be done manually or set to automatically back up over a specified period of time.

Setting Up Devices. It is possible to configure Devices for Administrators and Viewers that have the appropriate access Permission. Administrators can configure all cameras and Viewers can only use the ones that are assigned to them by Administrators. A user can locate Device Settings from Device's Context Menu that can be invoked from Resource Tree or From Scene The following actions can be performed when configuring Device Parameters:  Setting Up I/O Modules  Renaming Devices  Obtaining Device’s IP, MAC, Firmware and Model  Configuring Audio on Device  Configuring Xxxxxx's Authentication  Forcing Aspect Ratio for Cameras  Setting up Camera Orientation  Setting up PTZ on PTZ and Fish-Eye Cameras  Setting Up Fish-Eye Cameras  Setting up Recording Schedule  Setting up Motion Mask and Motion Sensitivity  Configuring Proprietary Device Parameters  Working Around Device Issues (Expert Settings). Additionally, there is some specifics while working with Analog Encoders and Cameras. See "Setting up Analog Cameras" for details.