Zero-Touch Provisioning (ZTP) | SG Wireless Document Hub

Zero-Touch Provisioning (ZTP)

Zero-Touch Provisioning (ZTP) automatically performs the following three tasks to set up your Starter Kit seamlessly:

Get you F1 Starter Kit online using the default LTE network.
Add your F1 Starter Kit and CAP/T sensor to your Ctrl account for remote monitoring and management.
Link your F1 Starer Kit and the CAP/T sensor to start viewing its data through your Ctrl page.

Start by checking if you’re in a region that supports ZTP as listed below:

	F1 Starter Kit Configuration	Regions with Coverage
1	NA Cat M1	Canada, USA, Puerto Rico
2	EU Cat M1	Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Estonia, Latvia, Ireland, Finland, Germany, Hungary, The Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, UK, France, Luxembourg, Romania
3	Global Cat M1	Argentina, Brazil, Taiwan, South Korea, Japan, Australia, New Zealand
4	Global NB-IoT	Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Greece, Iceland, Italy, Portugal, Slovakia, China, Russia Regions supporting Cat M1 and/or NB-IoT may change without notice. Check here for the latest update.

You can continue with the Manual Provisioning if ZTP is not supported.

Unpack the F1 Starter Kit and scan the QR code on the F1 evaluation board. You’ll be directed to the Ctrl IoT Platform.

Input email address to be associated to your Ctrl account. Your Starter Kit will be tied to this account. (No other Ctrl accounts can use the same Starter Kit until it is deleted from the account it is tied to.)

Select a Ctrl project & Device Template – as this is your first device, you’ll land on both “New Project” and “New device template” pages by default and you’ll be given a system-generated identifiers accordingly. Click “Next”. (Device Templates will be important as you scale – more on this later.)

Connect the F1 evaluation board to a power source and toggle SW200 from OFF to ON (LEDs will light

If you also purchase a CAP/T sensor, you can also directly connect your sensor to your F1 during the provisioning flow. Remove the transparent battery cover from the sensor and press the button on the top corner. Notice that the sensor LED will blinking green.

Monitor the provisioning status on your screen. You can also check the RGB LED on the F1 evaluation board:
- Blinking blue = registering
- Blinking green = cellular connected
- Solid green = provisioning complete

When provisioning is complete, click ‘Go to device details’ on your Ctrl screen to see sensor data coming through.

From here on, Ctrl will be best used on a PC environment. You can continue your IoT journey by either programming your F1 Starter Kit or configuring your dashboards.