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# Setup a new device

1. Go to the "Device List" page in your app. Click "+Add Device" to add a new device.

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2. You will be asked to ensure that the device you wish to set up is powered on. Additionally, make sure your mobile phone has its Bluetooth functionality enabled. This will enable the device detection process.
3. With Bluetooth active, use the application to search for available devices in proximity. From the displayed list of detected devices, locate and select the specific device you intend to set up. This action will initiate the device pairing and setup sequence.

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4. At times your device may require a firmware update. If prompted, proceed to update the device's firmware. Once updated, move on to establish an internet connection for your device. To do this, enable your mobile phone's Wi-Fi functionality and enter the credentials to your Wi-Fi network.

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5. The next phase involves connecting your device with the Metagraph. Follow the on-screen instructions or prompts to ensure a successful connection.

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6. Once all the previous steps are accomplished, the setup process is effectively complete. Your device is now successfully integrated and ready to collect foot traffic data.

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