# Device Management

SolidRed NEON devices play a pivotal role in facilitating remote monitoring, predictive maintenance, and data-driven decision-making. They empower industries to optimize their operations, reduce downtime, and enhance overall performance.

In this section it is outlined how to:

### Add device

To add a device, click on the three dots next the the asset where you want the device be included. Then, in the sub-menu click **Add device**. Alternatively, the user can click on the plus (+) button at the top of the navigation panel.&#x20;

<figure><img src="/files/VTTx28pihl6jrmuHJLgR" alt=""><figcaption><p>Add device from the asset tree</p></figcaption></figure>

This will make a pop-up form window appear. In order to add a device, fill in the form accordingly. Some additional fields might be required depending on the selected device type.

#### Mandatory fields:

* **Parent asset**: the entity where the device will be added under. &#x20;
* **Device name**: The name of the device. This name is used throughout SolidRed as a unique identifier to keep track of the device. **Note:** Once filled in, the name can not be changed. The "Label" field can be used to show the device under a different name.
* **Device type:** The type of device to add and protocol version. The device type can be found in the device's documentation. Clicking the field will open a drop-down list including all available devices. The device type defines how the device is handled in SolidRed.
* **Region:** The LoRaWAN frequency on which the device operates (e.g. EU868, US915, or AS923-1). Please note that the region must match the device configuration.
* **devEUI:** The device's globally unique Identifier in the IEEE EUI64 address space. The devEUI is provided in a file when purchasing the device.
* **appEUI:** The device's global application ID in IEEE EUI64 address space that uniquely identifies the Join Server that is able to assist in the processing of the Join procedure and the session keys derivation. The appEUI is provided in a file when purchasing the device.
* **Key**: The device-specific encryption key. The key is provided in a file when purchasing the device.

#### Optional fields:

* **Device label:** The device label is shown everywhere in SolidRed as a replacement of the device name. When left empty, the device name is shown.
* **Description:** The device's description.

#### Device-specific fields:

* **Sensor orientation:** (only applicable to the NEON Vibration Sensor) the sensor orientation is based on the position it is installed, related to the asset.
* **Pressure units:** (only applicable to the NEON Pressure Sensor/Gauge) the units of the pressure sensor or gauge connected to the transmitter. Used to show the correct units on the dashboards and for accurate unit conversion.&#x20;

#### Import

The information above can be automatically field in with the 'Import' feature. Upload the keys file as shared by IMI-TWTG and select the device to import. This will fill in the form based on the information on the keys file.&#x20;

### Edit device

Clicking on the vertical elipsis of a device will expand a context menu with the option 'Edit device'. Clicking on that option will open a form enabling administrators to change the asset's parent, device label, description, device type, and region.&#x20;

### Delete device

From the edit device form, the user can click on the 'Delete' button to remove the device.

{% hint style="danger" %}
A confirmation window will show upon clicking the 'Delete' button. Be aware that upon confirmation, the action is **irreversible**.&#x20;
{% endhint %}

### Import devices

Click on the plus (+) icon at the top of the navigation panel to open the context menu. Then click on the ' Import devices' option. This will open a window to upload the keys file provided by IMI-TWTG. After the upload, select the devices to import and click on 'Create devices'.&#x20;


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