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Overview

Torizon OTA is a convenient and secure mechanism that enables remote over-the-air updates for either a single unit or a fleet of devices. For using Torizon OTA, a developer, or fleet administrator, should first register the device on the Torizon OTA app.

In this section, you will:

• Create an account on Torizon OTA
• Register a single device

$ Command in your PC

$$ Command inside a container in your PC

# Command in the target board, e.g. Colibri iMX6

## Command inside a container in Torizon

> Command in the Bootloader

$ Command waiting for output
Output

Prerequisites

For this Quickstart Guide:

• Development computer with Windows 10 version 2004 (a.k.a. May 2020 update) or higher.
• Successfully completed the previous lesson from this guide.

* This is a requisite for the entire Quickstart, but our Torizon OTA app will run on any browser, on any Linux, Windows or MacOS.

For this lesson:

• Access to the board terminal. It is described in the previous lesson on this Quickstart Guide named Linux Terminal and Basic Usage.

Step 1

Go to the Torizon OTA app website and log in. Register a new account for free if you don't have one.

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  Torizon OTA login page

Step 2

In the "Recent Devices" column, click on "Provision Device".

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  Add new device

Step 3

Copy the command showed on the screen.

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  Command to provision a new device

Step 4

Paste it on your SoM's terminal and execute it:

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  Device Terminal

You will be prompted with the torizon user password. Type in the password and press Enter.

After the process is finished, the expected output is similar to this:

== Success!
Device has been registered with the system and credentials are in place!

{
  "registeredName": "Twin-Cake",
  "deviceID": "apalis-imx6-10692073-c39c",
  "deviceUuid": "c39cc5ea-ccbc-445b-9825-b94c0ec9bff3",
  "createdAt": "2021-05-27 13:11:14.655340179 +0000 UTC m=+7935.602132966"
}

Tip: if you don't remember how to connect to the board's terminal, go back a few lessons on this Quickstart Guide until you reach the lesson Linux Terminal and Basic Usage.

Step 5

Your device will appear on the Torizon OTA dashboard. If it does not show up automatically, refresh (F5) the Device's view.

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  Device successfully added

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