Setup the Vision AI DevKit camera

What you will do

A configured Azure IoT Edge device within Azure IoT Hub.
The IoT Edge device connection string.
- This is the string you recieved while configuring Azure Resources.

Within 10 seconds of first power up, you should see three flashing RED LED lights. This indicates the device is in Wi-Fi access point mode. If your device is not flashing RED, press the power button for 5 seconds to turn on the DevKit hardware access point.

Device state	LED1	LED2	LED3	Description
Setup	Blink Red	Blink Red	Blink Red	Device is ready for setup.
Connected to WiFi	Blink Green	Blink Green	Blink Green	WiFi connected to internet access/not connected to IoT Hub
Powering ON/OFF	Red	Red	Red	Device is powering on/off and/or performing system restore
IoT Hub Connected	Green	Green	Green	Connected to IoT Hub, downloading manifest/modules, executing modules
Offline	Amber	Amber	Amber	Device is setup but not connected to WiFi. Modules running in Offline mode.
Reboot	Red			Device is rebooting

From your PC, connect to a Wi-Fi network named MSIOT_xxxxxx (xxxxxx is the last 6 characters of the device’s Wi-Fi MAC address, e.g. MSIOT_BD097D).

The label at the bottom of the device will have the default Wi-Fi access point password. If there is no label, see Troubleshooting Wi-Fi Issues.
If you have connected your device to a display via the HDMI port, the display will show a gray pattern. You will not see any text or images on your display until the IoT Edge runtime has been deployed to the device.

Use your computer’s web browser to visit http://setupaicamera.ms. If you do not see the below screen, verify your computer is connected to the Dev Kit hardware’s access point.
Tapping Next will open the SSH configuration screen, where you can create a new Wi-Fi access point passphrase for the camera, if desired. All settings can be left at their defaults.
Tapping Next will open the Wi-Fi settings page, where you will connect your Vision AI DevKit to the Wi-Fi network it will use during normal operation.
- Select the Wi-Fi network your camera will connect to from the drop down box, then enter the Wi-Fi passphrase. You will see a confirmation screen when the camera successfully connects to your selected Wi-Fi network.
- The Wi-Fi passphrase cannot have spaces (even at the end of the passphrase string), or the camera will be unable to connect to the Wi-Fi network.
Tapping Next will take you to the connecting and connected screens.

Tapping Next starts the process of creating the necessary Azure resources, then connecting the camera to these resources.

You will see the following screen. You should copy the device code for use in the next step.

Note: If you already have an Azure IoT Edge device connection string associated with the Vision AI Dev Kit, click the `Already have a connection string?’ link and enter that connection string. However, in order to get the full first use experience, the existing connection string must have been used with Vision AI Dev Kit device arlier. A different IoT Edge connection string will not load the default vision sample module to the device.
Tap Next and insert the device code you received in the previous screen.
You should reach the following screen when your code is accepted. (Press ‘OK’ to close the pop-up message, if seen.)
- Use the Switch directory link to choose the GUID of your Azure account.
- Use the Select your IoT Hub link to choose an existing IoT Hub, or create a new one.
Click Next, then input a name for your DevKit camera in this screen.
- Click Next and you should see the following screen:
- You will see the following screen showing your DevKit camera is ready to recognize objects.