How to check programmed devices in OnBoard™ IoT Security

This article will guide you on how to check the programmed device information within the tenant in OnBoard™ IoT Security (OBIS).

Prerequisites

Before getting started, please ensure that:

• The device has already been programmed.
• You have product role permissions for the corresponding product.

Instructions

1. Sign in to OBIS.

2. In the Core section of the left menu, click Product, and then select the corresponding product to navigate to the product page.

3. On the product page, select the TEST or PROD environment, and then select the Device tab to check device programming information.

   tip

   Click the Filter , Sort , Refresh , and Columns Options icons to filter, sort, refresh data, and to customize which columns are shown and how they are ordered.

   

   Description of device programming information:

   Information	Description
   Device ID	Device identifier.
   Manufacture Time	The date and time of device manufacture, in the format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS.
   Product Version	The version name of the corresponding device.
   Batch	The batch name of the corresponding device.
   Factory	The factory name of the corresponding device.
   Status	The status of the device programming result, such as Success and Fail.

4. Select the corresponding Device ID to navigate to the device page, where you can check the device-related information.

   tip

   Hover the mouse over the QR code icon to display the device QR code, which is used for secure and fast commissioning.

   • The Matter Detail section displays the DAC information (such as DAC Serial No., Not Before, and Not After). The DAC Serial No. can be used to revoke the certification of the corresponding device.
   • The DAC Certificate section displays the encoding of the CA certificate. By parsing the encoding of the CA certificate, key certificate attributes such as the issuer information, validity period, and public key can be extracted.
   • System and Extend fields
   • Chip Config
   • Matter Config (Matter Detail and Configuration)
   • Certificate (DAC Certificate)
   • Firmware
   • Factory Data
   • Programming Station File
   • Attachment File