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Hublet M2 User Guide Versio control Versio 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Date 04.Oct.17 13.Nov.17 13.Feb.18 22.Jan.19 Owner Petja Nyknen Jari Veikkolainen Jari Veikkolainen Jari Veikkolainen Note:
First version New features added Dock parameters change process added Template updated , Email subscribtion and Battery level features added. 13/03/2019 2 Hublet Manager User Guide This guide contains advice on Before What to do before you get your Hublet Taking into use How to connect the Hublet docking station How to activate the tablets on your Hublet site Ongoing operations How to manage content and loans for the Hublet tablets How to manage access rights to the management tool, Hublet Manager How to benefit from the reporting features of the Hublet Manager 13/03/2019 3 Hublet Manager User Guide List of Contents Page 5: Before your Hublet arrives Page 7: Hublet Manger Overview Page 8: Taking into use: Connecting Hublet Dock to a Network Page 12: Taking into use: Configuring allowed networks for the tablets Page 16: Managing the content with Hublet Manager: Loans Page 20: Managing the content with Hublet Manager: Users Page 21: Managing the content with Hublet Manager: Organization/Site Page 22: Organization > Site > Settings Page 25: Organization > Site > Networks Page 26: Organization > Site > Applications Page 27: Organization > Site > Files Page 28: Organization > Site > Device configurations Page 29: Organization > Site > Device configurations > User profile Overview Page 40: Saving an application status in Hublet Manager Page 44: Organization > Site > Docks Page 48: Organization > Site > Devices Page 49: Organization > Site > Reporting Page 50: Demo Mode > Maintenance Mode 13/03/2019 4 Before your Hublet arrives 1/2 1. Hublet Docking station is connected to the internet with cable or with a wireless connection. If you want to use cable, tell this to the Hublet team so that your docking station will arrive with a pre-installed cable. 2. Make sure you have a WIFI network set up for the Hublet tablets and docking station if the connection is wireless. Hublet supports Open, WPA, WPA2 and WEP networks. Different kinds of enterprise networks (WPA-EAP etc.) and networks with captive portals can be problematic due to the authentication process. Some of these can be resolved with MAC address whitelisting. Please, contact Hublet for further information. 3. Provide Hublet with your network information beforehand. This way your tablets will arrive pre-configured and all you need to do is scan a QR code provided by us with the tablets. 4. Hublet can be integrated to different systems via APIs. With library systems we have used SIP2, REST API and WebServices interfaces depending on the system. Make sure that we have the necessary documentation on the desired interface to configure your Hublet. With other systems, please contact Hublet directly. Integration may be time consuming and should always be discussed in advance. Below is list of SIP2 parameters which are needed:
SIP2 Server Address
- server address: <IP address or Hostname, e.g. 10.1.2.3>
- server port: <TCP port number>
SIP2 Server Settings (mandatory)
- sip2_login_id: <User Id that Hublet will use to connect/Login to SIP2 server>
- sip2_login_password: <Password for sip2_login_id>
SIP2 Server settings (optional)
- sip2_login_location_code: <Location Info for SC (SelfService Check system == Hublet) is located) SIP2 Parameters: (optional)
- sip2_institution_id (defaults to empty "")
- sip2_terminal_password (defaults to "") 13/03/2019 5 Before your Hublet arrives 2/2 5. If Docking station is delivered with Barcode reader, provide used Barcode standard and sample of Barcode card or sticker for Docking station verification purpose (scanned Barcode via email). 6. Think of a location for your Hublet station. Make sure it is visible and your visitors find it well. If Hublet is a new service, you might also want to think of how you instruct your users. Hublet is happy to help you with this. 7. You can also think how your user will get the tablet? There are a few basic ways to give out tablet loans: manually created PIN code for each loan, a permanent PIN code, release button or a card reader integrated to your information system to authenticate users. 13/03/2019 6 Hublet Manager - overview Hublet Manager is used to control and manage your devices and their content. Before installation, you will get a username and password to access your site. Hublet Manager is found at https://manager.hublet.fi . You will be given a username (=your mail address) and password by Hublet. There are three main tabs: Loans, Users and Organization/Site. Hublet login page Loans is the landing page when you login the system. It is used to manually create loan permissions and to see current loan sessions and unreturned loans. Users lets you create and remove admin credentials to your Hublet Manager. Organization tab lets you see all the Hublets under your organization and manage them. Site is a certain location and the Site tab takes you directly to manage the Hublets in that location. In the following sections we will take a step-by-step look into the features of the Hublet Manager. 13/03/2019 Initial view in the Hublet Manager 7 Taking into use: Connecting Hublet Dock to a network 1/4 1. First, youll need the docks Master PIN code in order to enter Maintenance mode and configure the network settings for the dock. 2. Log in to the Hublet Manager and go to Site > Docks. 3. Click on the row of the dock you are working with. View: Hublet Manager > Site View: Hublet Manager > Site > Docks Taking into use: Connecting Hublet Dock to a network 2/4 3. The docks information will pop up and you will find the Master PIN code. 4. Plug the Hublet Dock in to the electricity network and wait for it to boot up. On the touch screen press Hublet PIN. 5. Enter the 10-digit Master PIN and press OK. View: Site > Docks > Dock info popup
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13/03/2019 Initial dock screen view Hublet PIN view 9 Taking into use: Connecting Hublet Dock to a network 3/4 6. You are now on the Smartdock Maintenance screen. Press Network Settings and then Modify. 7. First select the Network Mode. To connect the dock to a WiFi network, choose Wireless and press forward. 8. *If you are using an ethernet cable, connect it to the back of the dock, choose Wired > Dynamic. Then skip to step 12. 9. Next, select the IP Address Mode Dynamic, move forward. 10. Select the Security Method the network is using. In this example the network is protected with a WPA2 password. If the network doesnt require a password, choose None. After making the selection, press forward. Dock: Maintenance mode start screen view Dock: Network mode Dock: Security method 13/03/2019 10 Dock: Network Settings Dock: IP address mode Taking into use: Connecting Hublet Dock to a network 4/4 9. Next, insert the WIFI networks SSID and press forward. 10. Then insert the password for your WIFI network. 11. In the last step, Hublets Cloud IP Address is already inserted, press forward. Youll be directed back to the Network Settings screen where you can now see your settings. Press OK , the dock will reboot and connect to your network.
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Dock: SSID Dock: Password Dock: Cloud IP Dock: Modified network settings 12. When the Hublet logo on the lower right corner of the screen turns green, the dock is connected.
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No internet connection Internet connection existing but Not connected to Cloud Internet connection OK Taking into use: Configuring allowed networks for the tablets 1/4 1. Log in the Hublet Manager and go to Site > Networks > Add 2. Next insert the network information: SSID (name of the network), Visibility (Broadcast/Hidden) and Security mode (Open, WPA, WPA2, WEP). If using WPA, WPA2, WEP networks, insert the password also. 3. Click Save and the network will appear on the list of allowed networks. 4. If you are using multiple networks you can choose the priority by dragging and dropping the networks in the desired order. Site > Networks
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Site > Networks > Add 13/03/2019 Site > Network added to list 12 Taking into use: Configuring allowed networks for the tablets 2/4 Configuring network settings to the tablets for the first time 1. When taking the tablets into use for the first time, take the tablets out of the box and turn them on by pressing the power button on the right side of the tablet. Hublet admin app will open. 2. Click Setup > Continue and the tablet will ask you to scan the QR code that you created in the Hublet Manager with your laptop (see instructions below) 3. Find the desired network from the list in Hublet Manager under Networks. Tablet: Setup > Continue > QR Scanner Tablet after first boot Tablet: Setup > Continue
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13/03/2019 13 Taking into use: Configuring allowed networks for the tablets 3/4 4. Click the small QR icon on the right. A bigger QR code will appear. Scan it with the tablet.
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Site > Networks > QR 5. The tablet will connect to the network and activate itself to be used on your site. You can now put the tablet into docking station it will download all apps, urls and files that have been defined for use in any of your profiles. 6. The scanned network is the primary network used by the tablet. 7. Once the tablet gets a network connection, you will be able to add other networks in Hublet Manager without needing to scan the settings every time. 13/03/2019 Site > Networks > QR popup Tablet: activation successful 14 Taking into use: Configuring allowed networks for the tablets 4/4 You can enter the scanning mode at any time in the Hublet admin app by pressing the power button > Hublet > Settings This might be needed if there is a network change and the tablets go offline in between.
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> Continue > QR Scanner 13/03/2019 15 Managing the content with Hublet Manager: Loans When logging in the Hublet manager, you will land on the Loans tab. This tab is used to create manual PIN codes to be linked with certain user profiles for a single usage or for a longer period of time. Here you can also see the current loan sessions and check who has a missing tablet if it hasnt been returned. There are three basic ways of loaning tablets with the Hublet:
1. PIN code 2. Unlock button 3. User authentication via integration to a information system eg. with a library card. 13/03/2019 Possible Hublet Dock start screen. Hublet customizes this according to your needs. 16 PIN codes 1/2 1. PIN codes are created manually on the Loans tab 2. 3. Then choose the loan period. This defines how long the PIN code will be valid and you can choose between Just insert the name of the user, email and additional reference are optional. 1 hour and 6 months. Then choose the user profile you want to link to the PIN code. 4. Next choose the device configuration (device profile) you want to link to your PIN code. You can find all the profiles on your site in the dropdown menu. 5. The choose the loan type. A single PIN only gives out 1 tablet during its validity. A reusable PIN gives out 6 concurrent loans giving out 1 tablet each time it is used. A multi PIN lets you release as many tablets as you need during its validity.
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Hublet Manager > Loans Hublet Manager > Loans > Loan permission added 13/03/2019 17 PIN codes 2/2 6. The sub tab loan permissions shows who has created PIN codes and their validity. Loan sessions lets you see which tablets are actually on loan at any given time. Hublet Manager > Loans > Loan permission created shows on the sub tab Loan Permissions The tablet has not been taken into loan yet even though the permission exists. When the tablet is taken to loan with the PIN code above, the loan and its validity will show here. 13/03/2019 18 Unlock button 1. The unlock button releases a tablet without authenticating the user. 2. This function is useful when you just want to provide easy tablet loans in a controlled environment (eg. kindergarten, classroom etc.) 3. The profile linked to the button is the one you configure as the default profile under Site. 4. Multiple buttons can be created on the dock touch screen to provide different user profiles with a touch of a button
(eg. Adults, Kids or English, Maths, Science) If you want to use unlock buttons please contact Hublet to enable this to your Site. Currently it can only be done by Hublet. 5. User authentication via integration to an information system 1. At the moment Hublet supports Information Library System (ILS) integrations to various systems to enable user authentication with library card. 2. Supported systems include Axiell Aurora, Mikromarc 3, Koha, ExLibris Alma and iii Sierra. The protocols used for the integration are SIP2, REST Api and WebServices. 3. Other kinds of integrations are possible and new systems are being developed with customers all the time. Please, contact Hublet about your specific needs to create the authentication method best suited to your needs. 13/03/2019 19 Managing the content with Hublet Manager: Users The users tab lets you control the users who have access to the Hublet Manager. As the Hublet Organization admin you can create admin accounts for others in your organization. There are three levels of users:
1. Organization admin: sees and can manage all sites under the organization. Can create new users to the Hublet Manager 2. Site admin: can see and manage all the Hublets on a certain site. Can create new users to the Hublet manager 3. Site user: can access the loan tab of the site and create manual loan permissions (PIN codes). Cant manage the content of the devices.
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13/03/2019 20 Managing the content with Hublet Manager: Organization/Site All the content and device configurations are managed under Organization / Site. If you are an organization admin, you will see the tab Organization and can choose the Site you wish to edit. If you are a Site admin, you will only see the Site you have the permission to edit and configure. There are a number of sub tabs that allow you to control different aspects of your Hublet system. Heres an overview of these tabs:
Settings:
Choose the default loan duration for your site. Networks:
Configure the allowed networks for your tablets. They cant connect to any other networks and will stop working when taken out of your defined networks. Applications:
Choose the applications that are installed to all the tablets on your site. Device Configurations: Create different user profiles for different use cases. The profile defines how your tablet will look like.
- choose which apps and weblinks appear on the desktop
- choose the background image
- configure profile-specific default settings such as allowed time out-of-wifi, sound on/off, screen lock on/off etc. Docks:
Shows you technical details of your system and the Master PIN code needed for setting up the network. You can also change the colors of the lights here. Devices:
Shows you the serial numbers and MAC addresses of your tablets as well as the current Hublet software version they are running. Reporting:
Lets you see loan statistics in your organization/site and download them in .xls format. 13/03/2019 21 Organization > Site > Settings 1/2
> Loan time for self-service loans (library card/release button
> Maximum possible loan time for manual loans
> Maximum number of devices with Multi PIN
> Minimum battery level for Tablets to get into loan.
> How long the tablets stay on in the dock if not borrowed View: Hublet Manager > Site > Settings 13/03/2019
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> The email notification when tablet loans expired feature enables a user or users to receive notification by email when a tablet loan is expired.
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> Select a user to subscribe to the email notification and then save a modal Loan Settings Default loan duration:
Organization > Site > Settings 2/2 Defines the default loan duration if you are using self service loans with a library card or a release button. If the default loan duration is 2h, the library user is allowed to use the tablet for 2 hours before it shuts down and wipes itself. Allowed loan duration:
Defines the maximum loan duration for manually created loans. You can allow a PIN code to be valid for a maximum duration of 6 months. This might come in handy for staff or teacher profiles. Multi release (MAX):
Defines the maximum number of tablets allowed for Multi loans. If you have 2 Hublet docks on the same site, you can allow a person to create a multi loan for 12 devices to be able to release all the tablets with the same PIN code. Other Settings Standby duration:
Defines the time the tablets stay on in the Hublet dock before shutting down. If the standby duration is set to 4days and a tablet is not used in that time, it will shutdown and the next user will have to start it from the power button. This doesnt affect the loaning process itself. The standby time starts from beginning after each loan. Time zone:
13/03/2019 Defines the time zone and sets the time to your tablets. 24 Organization > Site > Networks The Networks tab lets you define the allowed networks for your tablets. Hublet supports Open, WPA, WPA2 and WEP networks. The network can be Hidden or visible. Heres how you add networks to the Hublet Manager:
1. Log in the Hublet Manager and go to Site > Networks 2. Click Add and insert the network information: SSID (name of the network), Visibility (Broadcast/Hidden) and Security mode (Open, WPA, WPA2, WEP). If using WPA, WPA2, WEP networks, insert the password also. 3. Click Save and the network will appear on the list of allowed networks. 4. If you are using multiple networks you can choose the priority by dragging and dropping the networks in the desired order. View: Hublet Manager > Networks View: Hublet Manager > Networks after adding a new network 13/03/2019 View: Hublet Manager > Networks > Add 25 Organization > Site > Applications The Applications tab defines the apps that are installed to all your tablets. This is the first step to installing any applications to your system. The allowed apps are the pool of apps from which you choose the ones visible in each device configuration/user profile. Installing an application in Hublet Manager 1. Log in the Hublet Manager and go the Site for which you want to install the app. 2. Click Applications > Add, and choose the desired app from the list. There is a search field you can use. Click the plus (+) sign to make the app available on your site. If you cant find a certain app, please contact support@hublet.fi 3. The app will now be installed to all your tablets. It will not show on the tablets automatically. It is now available to be used in your different device configurations. 4. Next go to Device configurations to configure which user profiles will show the app on the desktop.
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13/03/2019 View: Hublet Manager > Applictions View: Hublet Manager > Applictions > Add 26 The Files tab lets you upload files to your tablets. These files are the pool of files from which you choose the ones visible in each device configuration/user profile. Organization > Site > Files Uploading a file in Hublet Manager 1. Log in the Hublet Manager and go the Site for which you want to upload the file. 2. Click Files > Upload files, and choose the desired app from your computer and click Start upload. 3. Next go to Device configurations to configure which user profiles will show the file on the desktop. View: Hublet Manager > Files 13/03/2019 27 View: Hublet Manager > Files > Upload files Organization > Site > Device configurations The Device configurations tab lets you create different user profiles to be used on different loan times. All the configurations you create will show in the dropdown menu Device profile on the Loans tab. Each device configuration can have different default settings and different visible content. 1. You can add new device profiles by clicking Add. 2. Give your profile a name and a description, choose the Site that can use it and click Save to start configuring its content. 3. The new profile will show in the list with all the other. The profile checked green is the default profile meaninf that all self-service loans will have this profile. 4. You can modify existing profiles by clicking their row or the pencil icon on the right.
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13/03/2019 28 View: Device configurations View: Device configurations > Add Organization > Site > Device configurations > User profile Overview 1/6 After clicking the name of the profile you wish to modify or the pencil icon on its row, you will see the following view. There are six tabs that control everything in this specific user profile. Below you have an overview of these tabs:
Info Choose the name and add information about your profile. Only visible to the admins. View: Device configurations > User Profile > Info 13/03/2019 29 Organization > Site > Device configurations > User profile > Overview 2/6 Settings Display:
Brightness defines the default brightness for the screen. Orientation lets you lock the device to portrait or landscape mode or freely rotate according to the position. Startup tutorial is a short introduction popup to Hublet tablet and generic Android buttons. You can choose to show it in the beginning of each loan or not. Audio:
Lets you choose the default input and output volume for the profile. The user can change these settings during the loan. Out-of-WiFi:
Defines the time the tablets are allowed to stay out of the defined networks without shutting down. Networking:
13/03/2019 Defines the keep alive interval for the tablets. For example: if the interval is set to 60 seconds, the tablet will contact the Hublet cloud every minute to check if there are any changes in the loan od other settings. View: Device configurations >Profile > Settings 30 Organization > Site > Device configurations > User profile > Overview 3/6 Wallpaper Lets you upload background images from your computer and set them to your tablets. The checked image (green row) is the current background image. You can also see the images uploaded to the site by other admins. The background image can be different for each profile and the recommended size is 1920x1200px. 13/03/2019 View: Device configurations >Profile > Wallpaper 31 Desktop Organization > Site > Device configurations > User profile > Overview 4/6 Defines how your tablet desktop will look like and what Apps, Weblinks and Files are available for your users with the device configuration in question. You can add, move and delete items with the Add-button and dragging and dropping them on the desktop. Whole desktop can be deleted by pressing Clear items button. You have 4 desktops available: number 1 is the first the user see, number 2 is one swipe to the right and so on.
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13/03/2019 View: Device configurations > Profile > Desktop 32 View: Device configurations > Profile > Desktop > Add Items This list shows the apps you chose in Site > Applications to be installed on your devices + the Android built-in apps. Organization > Site > Device configurations > User profile > Overview 5/6 Apps This tab shows the list of apps that you selected to be installed on the tablets before in the Applications tab. Here you choose which ones are actually visible to your users. You have to enable each app you placed on the desktop and choose if you want them shown in the app drawer as well (check mark icon and eye icon). In the right column, under the settings button you can enable app backups which are used to save an application status. If you want some app to open in a certain state you can use this functionality. Instructions are found on page .
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View: Device configurations > Profile > Apps > Configurations 13/03/2019 33 View: Device configurations > Profile > Apps Organization > Site > Device configurations > User profile > Overview 6/6 Files Shows you which files are available on your site, lets you add files and manage them.
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13/03/2019 34 Creating and modifying user profiles (device configurations) User profiles are known as device configurations in the Hublet Manager. You can create different profiles to offer different desktops on the same physical tablets at different times. 1. Log in the Hublet Manager and go to your Site 2. Click Device configurations. You will see a list of existing user profiles on your site. You can modify the existing profiles by clicking the row or the pencil icon on the right column and delete the profile with the trash icon. 3. To create a new profile, click Add. Give your profile a name and a description. These will only be visible to the admins in your organization.
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View: Device configurations View: Device configurations > Add 13/03/2019 35 4. To install apps on your tablet desktop, go to Device Configurations and choose the user profile you just created, or the one you wish to modify. 5. Click Desktop to modify the tablet view. View: Device configurations View: Device configurations > Profile
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13/03/2019 View: Device configurations > Profile > Desktop 36 6. Click Add items > Apps to see the list of available apps and click the plus (+) sign to add the app icon on the desktop. The count will switch to 1. The apps shown in this menu are the ones you selected to be installed to your tablets in the Applications tab. 13/03/2019 37 View: Device configurations > Profile > Desktop View: Device configurations > Profile > Desktop > Add Item 7. Drag and drop the icon on the desired place on the desktop. You can also remove icons by dragging them to the removal area on the top of the editor. You have 4 desktops on which you can place items.
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> You can see slots for the apps and links when dragging and dropping an item View: Device configurations > Profile > Desktop > Dragging Chrome into place 13/03/2019 38 8. Next go to Apps and find the added app on the list. On the right column under Actions, enable ( x / check icon) the app for the profile and show (eye icon) to make the app visible in the app drawer. Make sure all the desired apps are enabled. Weblinks dont need enabling. 9. The app will now install on the tablets and be shown upon the next loan. 13/03/2019 39 View: Device configurations > Profile > Desktop > Apps Saving an application status in Hublet Manager 1/4 Saving an application status is useful when you wish to save login information for services requiring a license. Install the application you wish to use on your tablets in the Hublet Manager. 1. 2. Take a tablet loan and go the application you want to open in a certain status. We use Chrome as example. 3. Open the app, skip the introduction, login or use it until it is in the state you want it to open for your customers. We will go to google.com to open the browser form this page. 4. Close the application and press the power button on the side of the tablet until Shutdown, Restart and Hublet buttons show. Choose Hublet to access the Hublet administration app. Tablet loan start screen Chrome > google.com Power button > Hublet Saving an application status in Hublet Manager 2/4 5. Open Hublet Manager and go to Site > Applications and find the app for which you want to save the status. 6. Click on the QR code icon next to the application and a larger QR code will open. Hublet Manager > Site > Applications 13/03/2019 Hublet Manager > Site > Applications > Backup QR code 41 Saving an application status in Hublet Manager 3/4 7. Take your tablet and click Settings in the Hublet administration app and the tablet will ask you to scan a QR code. 8. Scan the the QR code and the tablet will automatically upload the application backup information to the Hublet Manager. Hublet admin app > Settings Settings > Continue Continue > QR Scanner 13/03/2019 Backup upload successful 42 Saving an application status in Hublet Manager 4/4 In Hublet Manager go to Device configurations > choose the desired profile > Apps. 9. 10. Click on the settings icon on the right and a popup window will open. In the dropdown menu choose the backup file you just created. Backup files are identified with time stamps. 11. Save the settings and you are done. On the next loan, the application will open in the state that you left it in. Note that you have to enable the backup file for each user profile using the app. Site > Device Configurations > Profile > Apps 13/03/2019 Site > Device Configurations > Profile > Apps > Chrome settings Site > Device Configurations > Profile > Apps > Chrome settings > Backup 43 Organization > Site > Docks 1/4 The Docks tab shows you technical information about your Hublet docks. By clicking the row you will be able to see how long the dock has been online, its serial number and the Master PIN code which is needed to make changes on the network settings or updating the dock software. If an update is necessary, you will be contacted by Hublet. View: Site > Docks 13/03/2019 44 Organization > Site > Docks 2/4 On the right you can see different icons:
1. The settings icon lets you change the color and the languages of the dock, and rename it. 2. The lock icon lets you lock and unlock the station to restrict the usage. 3. The bars show you the loan history from the last 48h. 4. The wrench icon shows you the authentication methods used in the particular dock and their details. 2. View: Site > Lock icon 3. View: Site > Bars icon 1. View: Site > Docks > Settings icon 13/03/2019 4. View: Site > Wrench icon 45 Updating the dock software Organization > Site > Docks 3/4 1. Find the 10-digit Master PIN code and insert it on the dock touch screen. Use the Hublet PIN field. If you only have library card authentication available, insert it to both card number and pin code fields. The maintenance menu will open. 2. Choose Software version > Check updates, and the dock will show a list of available software versions. 3. Choose the one on top of the list by touching it and click Activate selected. A popup will appear. If the version marked as CURRENT is on top, then there are no updates available. 4. Click Restart and the updated software will be installed to the dock. 5. When the dock is back to its normal starting view, it is ready to be used as normal. Dock > Maintenance Mode start screen 13/03/2019 Dock > Maintenance Mode > Software versions Software versions > Activate Selected 46 1. 2. 3. Organization > Site > Docks 4/4 Change pluging and SIP parameters 1. 1. Click the wrench icon and open authentication methods used in the particular dock and their details. 2. Hublet Dock- Authentication method > Details >
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4. Parameters and settings can be changed by eye icon 13/03/2019 Method settings / User Inputs / Pluging Parameters pressing Edit button or PEN icon. Saving changes by pressing SAVE button. 47 The Devices tab shows you the technical details of your tablets. You can see the serial numbers, MAC addresses, availability for loan and battery status of the tablets. Organization > Site > Devices On the right you can see different icons:
1. The info icon gives you more technical details from the tablets 2. The QR icon opens a QR code that can be used to identify the tablet and enter Android settings on the tablet. Usually this is needed only for troubleshooting. 3. The bars icon show you information about the battery usage 4. The lock icon lets you lock a tablet to restrict usage. This information is seen on the Loans tab as well under the sub tab Devices. 13/03/2019 Site > Devices 48 Organization > Site > Reporting Reporting lets you see statistics about your Hublet system and how much the tablets are used. You can choose the time period you want the statistics from and by clicking Report, the numbers will be shown. You can then sort the statistics by date, by week, by month, by year or by site. If you change the time period, always click report to update the stats. The statistics include the number of individual loans, the minimum loan time, maximum loan time, the mean loan time, the median loan time and the total loan time for all tablets. You can download the statistics as a .csv file with the Excel button under the statistics. 13/03/2019 Site > Reporting 49 Demo mode (Offline Demo) > Maintenance Mode Open MAINTENANCE MENU with Master-PIN (10 digit) to Hublet PIN view Select 'Demo Mode' and read instructions. Then activate Demo mode by pressing Activate button.
"DEMO MODE" will be visible in Top left corner You can use two opening mode Demo PIN or Demo Library Card If use PIN code "9999" or "99999", you will return MAINTENANCE MENU If use ODD number (1, 3, 5, 7, 9), only one Tablet will be opened. If use EVEN number (0, 2, 4, 6, 8), possible to take more Tablets. Note: Offline Demo mode not open Tablet in Loan mode , even Dock Release Tablet => Tablet not show content. 13/03/2019 50
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1 | 2019-10-29 | JBP - Part 15 Class B Computing Device Peripheral | Original Equipment | |
2 | 2402 ~ 2480 | DTS - Digital Transmission System |
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2019-10-29
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Hublet Oy
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0028658854
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Italahdenkatu 22B
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Finland
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a******@babt.com
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A1: Low Power Transmitters below 1 GHz (except Spread Spectrum), Unintentional Radiators, EAS (Part 11) & Consumer ISM devices
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2AT23
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1 2 | Equipment Product Code |
M2M3-MODEL1
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app s | Person at the applicant's address to receive grant or for contact | |||||
1 2 | Name |
J******** V********
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1 2 | Title |
HW Business Manager
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1 2 | Telephone Number |
35850********
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1 2 | Fax Number |
35850********
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1 2 |
j******@hublet.fi
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app s | Technical Contact | |||||
n/a | ||||||
app s | Non Technical Contact | |||||
n/a | ||||||
app s | Confidentiality (long or short term) | |||||
1 2 | Does this application include a request for confidentiality for any portion(s) of the data contained in this application pursuant to 47 CFR § 0.459 of the Commission Rules?: | No | ||||
1 2 | Long-Term Confidentiality Does this application include a request for confidentiality for any portion(s) of the data contained in this application pursuant to 47 CFR § 0.459 of the Commission Rules?: | No | ||||
if no date is supplied, the release date will be set to 45 calendar days past the date of grant. | ||||||
app s | Cognitive Radio & Software Defined Radio, Class, etc | |||||
1 2 | Is this application for software defined/cognitive radio authorization? | No | ||||
1 2 | Equipment Class | JBP - Part 15 Class B Computing Device Peripheral | ||||
1 2 | DTS - Digital Transmission System | |||||
1 2 | Description of product as it is marketed: (NOTE: This text will appear below the equipment class on the grant) | Docking Station | ||||
1 2 | Related OET KnowledgeDataBase Inquiry: Is there a KDB inquiry associated with this application? | No | ||||
1 2 | Modular Equipment Type | Does not apply | ||||
1 2 | Purpose / Application is for | Original Equipment | ||||
1 2 | Composite Equipment: Is the equipment in this application a composite device subject to an additional equipment authorization? | Yes | ||||
1 2 | Related Equipment: Is the equipment in this application part of a system that operates with, or is marketed with, another device that requires an equipment authorization? | No | ||||
1 2 | Grant Comments | Output power listed is conducted. | ||||
1 2 | Is there an equipment authorization waiver associated with this application? | No | ||||
1 2 | If there is an equipment authorization waiver associated with this application, has the associated waiver been approved and all information uploaded? | No | ||||
app s | Test Firm Name and Contact Information | |||||
1 2 | Firm Name |
Eleforss Oy
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1 2 | Name |
M**** L****
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1 2 | Telephone Number |
+358 ********
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1 2 |
i******@eleforss.fi
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Equipment Specifications | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Line | Rule Parts | Grant Notes | Lower Frequency | Upper Frequency | Power Output | Tolerance | Emission Designator | Microprocessor Number | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
1 | 1 | 15B | CC | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Line | Rule Parts | Grant Notes | Lower Frequency | Upper Frequency | Power Output | Tolerance | Emission Designator | Microprocessor Number | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
2 | 1 | 15C | CC | 2402 | 2480 | 0.0025 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
2 | 2 | 15C | CC | 2402 | 2480 | 0.138 |
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