Introduction
Additional customization options allow OEM-specific changes to our product core. These settings will be automatically downloaded during the installation process and applied during the first boot. Below you will find an introduction to the different Device Provisioning options.
Note: The OEM-specific device configuration is downloaded automatically during the installation of emteria.OS with the official installer application. Later changes to provisioning options on our website will not be automatically applied to already running devices.
Note: The Device Provisioning is available in the Advance and Premium plan.
Watch our tutorial video for Device Provisioning on our YouTube channel.
How to enable Device Provisioning
- Log in to your Device Hub.
- Navigate to Provisioning.
- Toggle to enable Device Provisioning.
- Now you can go through the different options and provision your devices.
These options have no effect on the configuration of already active devices.
Device Provisioning options
Universal Licenses
Screen Configuration
Product Branding
Product Administration
Disabled Components
System Extensions
Preinstalled Applications
Runtime Permissions
Application Preferences
Private Repositories
Authorized SSH Keys
System Connectivity
System Settings
System Properties
Universal Licenses
You can use your universal licenses for automatic activation purposes during the setup.
For further information on license groups, and licenses see or Introduction to Licenses.
After adding your universal codes, you will see all your universal codes activated for automatic activation during the setup.
For each universal code from this list, you can select a license group. This code will grant access to all unused licenses in the chosen license group. If a new device, which was not activated before, will use this code for activation then an unused license from the chosen license group will be used for this activation.
Devices that were already activated before will use the same license again.
During the initial device setup, you will see options for using these codes for automatic device activation.
Screen Configuration
Set up your initial screen options like the preferred initial screen rotation or
the orientation lock.
Product Branding
You can set your own boot animation and the default wallpaper. 
For more information read our tutorial on how to change Boot Animation.
Product Administration
Here you can customize device administration and ownership settings.
Disabled Components
You can disable individual applications or application components, if required.
For example: com.android.smspush or com.android.mms.service.
System Extensions
Define additional third-party modules and drivers which should be automatically installed during the initial setup of the device. 
Preinstalled Applications
Define additional packages which should be automatically installed during the initial setup of the device.
Note: The user will have the possibility to ignore the recommended settings (disabled components or additional packages) during the setup wizard.
Read our tutorial on how to use Preinstalled Applications in Device Provisioning.
Runtime Permissions
Here you can set runtime permissions for preinstalled applications. 
Application Preferences
Here you can set custom preferences for standard system applications. 
Read our tutorial on how to enable Kiosk Mode through Device Provisioning.
Read our tutorial on how to enable App Autostart through Device Provisioning.
Private Repositories
Here you can add your private repositories to be included in the F-Droid store. 
For more information read our tutorial on how to add a Private Repository or private app store on emteria.OS.
Authorized SSH Keys
Here you can add Public Keys in OpenSSH format to the list of authorized keys.
Note: When creating a new SSH key pair, make sure it has the RSA format.
E.g. ssh-rsa AAAAB...XYZ==
Additionally, Name and Comment have to be filled in.
System Connectivity
You can also Enable or Disable built-it connectivity components.
System Settings
Here you can set settings to overwrite system default values.
Example:
| Section | Type | Key | Value | Comment |
| Secure | Int | show_ime_with_hard_keyboard | 1 | Always show keyboard |
| Global | Int | stay_on_while_plugged_in | 7 | Keep awake |
Further reading: Android's documentation on Settings.
System Properties
Here you can set customized values for standard system properties.
Note: Modifying System Properties through Device Provisioning has advantages over e.g., altering the config.txt and cmdline.txt, as these changes are persistant over OTA updates. Additionally, they are automatically for every image flashed with the emteria installer, so that they automate an otherwise repetitive task.
Examples:
| Property name | Value | Comment |
| persist.rpi.connector.index | 2 | |
| persist.rpi.cmdline | cmdline=video=HDMI-A-1:800x480M@60 | |
| persist.rpi.mode.force | 800x480@60 | |
| persist.rpi.vc4.force | fkms |