#DUID IN TIZEN STUDIO HOW TO#
#DUID IN TIZEN STUDIO CODE#
#DUID IN TIZEN STUDIO PASSWORD#
#DUID IN TIZEN STUDIO TV#

On the next screen you’ll be asked for the device type. Select it and click on “Finish.” With this you have aįor the consumer displays when asked for the certificate type select “Samsung”. While this selection will allow you to submit mobile applications to the Tizen store it is fine for our purposes. The last selection to make is whether you want to use the default Tizen distributer certificate.

You can optionally enter your country code, State, City, Organization, department, and an e-mail address and a filename in which the key file for the certificate will be saved.

#DUID IN TIZEN STUDIO PASSWORD#

The minimal amount of information that you need for an author certificate is a name, a password for the certificate (don’t forget this password!). I’ll assume that an author certificate has not been created yet. If not then select the option to create a new one. If you’ve created an author certificate before you have the option to select it. Next you must select an author certificate. Enter a name here that let’s you know that this is a certificate for developing for a commercial display and select Next. It will be good for them to have easily identifiable names. If you develop for other device types (such as the mobile device, watch, or the consumer displays) you’ll need to have more than one certificate profile. ” In the next step you’ll be asked to enter a name for the certificate profile. What you select on the window that appears is dependent on the type of display for which you are developing.įor the commercial displays select “Tizen. Click on the + icon in the upper right corner to start the process of creating a new certificate. You will need to create both an Author certificate and a Distributor certificate. When it is opened for the first time you may be asked to select a location from which you want to import certificate profiles. You can perform the following steps for all of your consumer displays at once and then all of your commercial displays at once. Note that if you have both consumer and commercial displays that the DUIDs for them cannot be used mixed with each other. If you have multiple displays for which you will develop repeat the same steps to collect the DUID values for the other displays and save them to a text document. Right-click on the display and select DUID to see the ID of the display. Click on OK to return to the main Device Manager user interface and you should see your display connected.

#DUID IN TIZEN STUDIO TV#

When adding you can give the TV a descriptive name, enter the IP address, and the port on which to connect (usually 26101). If the IP address of your display is not present click on the + icon to add it. If the IP address of your display is there you can click on the icon of the on/off switch to reconnect to it. In the window that opens you will see a list of devices that you’ve previously connect to. It is for establishing connections to the device manager.

In the device manager there is an icon in the upper right corner of a phone connected a computer.

#DUID IN TIZEN STUDIO HOW TO#

If you haven’t already enabled development mode I have another posts on how to do that For these steps to work the TV must have development mode enabled and must be set to accept development requests from the same IP address as your development machine it will refuse request from other addresses. The device manager will be used to get the device’s ID (DUID) for consumer TVs and for installing the development certificate onto the display. Once the component is present start the Tizen Studio Device Manager. You’ll also need to have the SDK component installed for the version of Tizen that you are targeting (ex: “5.0 TV”). If you don’t already have the component installed select it for installation. Open the Tizen Studio package manager and make sure that you have the following components installed. To get started you’ll need to already have Tizen Studio installed. But the process is similar off the same for both.

There is a difference in how the certificate is created for the commercial and consumer displays.

#DUID IN TIZEN STUDIO CODE#

Whether you are developing for a consumer Samsung TV or for one of the commercial SSSP displays you’ll need to have a development certificate for your code to run.

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