Select a row, then use the toolbar actions.
To migrate an old MAC-based ID to NIK-TH-1001: Purge the old row, then create the new ID under Provision.
| Device ID | Name | FW | Status | Connection | Owner | Last reading |
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| Role | Active | Shares home with | Views home of | Actions |
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Choose a model — ID like NIK-TH-100000 is suggested from the database counter (~100 000 serials reserved per SKU). Store device_secret on the ESP. Give the user the claim_code or QR in the app.
API:
Device ID:
Device Secret (ESP):
Claim Code (Android app):
Claim URI (QR):
Import an offline-signed .bin and its matching .release.json as a draft.
Review the verified row, then publish it explicitly. Publish notifies matching owners but never starts installation by itself.
Devices report their current version via telemetry / OTA check.
Select devices on the right, or leave empty to update all of this model.
Signing happens offline. The server contains only the public verification key. Download is for inspection/backup, not for factory USB programming.
| Device ID | Name | DB model | Current ver | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Select a model | |||||
| Version | Model | Targets | Mode | Status | Size | Download | Push | Actions | SHA-256 | Key ID | Notes |
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Download / install events from sensors
| Time | Device | Event | Version | Detail |
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TLS certificate status for HTTPS and MQTTS.
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HTTPS telemetry fallback and MQTT status.
When disabled, devices must use MQTTS. Turn off only after MQTT is stable (M4).
MQTT auth key configured: —
Default Warning / Critical thresholds for new devices only. Existing per-device rules are unchanged.
Also purges expired verification codes and old alert email logs older than the same window.