Step 5: Basic Evoko Home Setup

Global Settings

1. After the first sign in, you will have the option to edit your Global Settings.  In the table below you can find the description of each field. 

   Setting	Description
   Organization name	The name of your organization.
   NTP server IP	The IP Address or the Fully Qualified Domain Name of the NTP server that should be used for time synchronization between Evoko Home and the Evoko Liso devices. (e.g. pool.ntp.org).
   Download URL	The URL that the Evoko Home server will use to check for firmware updates, default is https://download-liso.evoko.se/
   Firmware search location	Determines where Evoko Home will look for new Liso firmware: Remote - checks release server https://download-liso.evoko.se/ Local - checks the local folder ../liso_files/
   Service account email	The email/username for your service account (e.g. service-account@domain.com) granted with impersonation rights.
   Service account password	The password for your service account (e.g. service-account@domain.com) granted with impersonation rights.
   Working hours	Determines when a work day starts and ends by configuring Start/End.
   Sync meetings for 1 day every	This is simply the sync period for meetings within the next 24 hours and how fast they are synced to Evoko Home/Liso/0365.
   Sync meetings for 7 days every	This is simply the duration in which Evoko Home will sync meetings scheduled within the next 7 days to sync to the Evoko Home/Device/0365.
   Authentication	This can be set to either PIN or PIN or RFID and determines the possible ways to authenticate on a Liso.
   RFID Enrollment	Determines the different ways RFID can be enrolled and associated with a user in Evoko Home. Auto allow users to associate a new RFID tag with their user account by scanning their RFID tag on a Liso unit and then identifying themselves with their PIN. Admin allows a Evoko Home administrator to add an RFID to a user in Evoko Home by editing the user under the tab "Users". Requested is basically the same as Auto. The difference being that after the RFID data is enrolled via the Liso device, the user cannot use their RFID tag until an administrator approves it in Evoko Home.
   Authentication 802.1x	This option can either be enabled or disabled, if enabled it allows for use of 802.1x with the Liso panels. Please find more information on how to set it up here.
   Pairing Key Authentication	You can set a password in Evoko Home. This password will need to be entered on each Liso before they can be connected to Evoko Home.
   Log Level	Determines how extensive the Evoko Home logging should be and can be set to 4 values of Error, Warning, Info, Debug.
   PIN length	Determines the length of the user PIN and can be set to between 3-9 Digits.
   Proximity	Enables/disables the proximity sensor on the Liso devices.
   Legacy API Authentication	Legacy API Authentication disables some parts of the API security that are necessary to upgrade devices using your network.

Default Room Settings

Next up is to set the default rooms settings which will apply to all rooms until configured otherwise.

Below settings can all be set to Require authentication which means, if enabled that users will authenticate using PIN/RFID on screen.

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