Pre-configure remote configuration profiles in BrightSign bsn.Control so new players auto-apply network, naming, and time-zone settings on zero-touch registration
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Steps
Authenticate to BSN.Cloud/bsn.Control per the documented OAuth flow
Create a reusable remote configuration (network settings, player name pattern, time zone) in bsn.Control via the console or the underlying BSN Cloud service API
Associate the configuration with a registration/activation code or player group so it applies automatically the moment a factory-fresh player registers
Power on the pre-provisioned player; it registers to BSN.Cloud using the activation code and receives its assigned configuration without manual setup
Query player registration status in bulk via the BSN Cloud service API to confirm each new unit picked up the intended configuration profile
Roll out application/presentation deployment packages via the B Deploy APIs once devices confirm as registered and configured
Known gotchas
Zero-touch registration depends on the activation code/config association existing before the player first powers on — a device that registers before its profile exists must be manually reassigned, it does not retroactively pick up a later-created profile
Basic authorization APIs, B Deploy APIs, and BSN Cloud service APIs are separate categories with different auth/scoping, so one provisioning script commonly juggles multiple token types
BrightSign recommends batching and staggering activation for large rollouts (hundreds of units) rather than powering on an entire pallet simultaneously against one account, to avoid registration throttling
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