Devices need preparing individually (as in, each device needs it doing to them, not you need to do it one-by-one). Thanks for any assistance offered.1 - If a device has not been prepared, it needs preparing. Complete setup of iPad, i had set all the steps to be skipped during Preparation setup.ġ - If the device has already been prepared and had the blueprint assigned, do further devices requiring to be prepared? not tested but if an iPad has a blueprint applied without preparing, what happens to the device, i guess it setup but not supervised?Ģ - If i want to edit a blueprint, other than adding apps and profiles, what else can be done, i have sections for setup and device but there is nothing showing under there.ģ - Does the above steps seem correct for initial setup?Ĥ - The above doesnt show any MDM in configured, just wondering the benefits are other than being applying to push outs settings remotely, if this is the case, surely i would be best to supervise the devices, add wifi settings and then auto enroll into Profile manager and then push out the apps and restrictions this way? Plug in iPad and modify Device name and wallpaper Create new blueprint for a trolley of iPads, adding apps and adding profiles required, so for this i applied both profiles. Create 1/2 profiles to cover wifi and restrictions, I have done these as two separate profiles. Log into the App store ready for installing apps. Open AC2, set up preferences with organization details. Ok, I have been having a play with AC this afternoon, and what i'm finding with setting it up is the following: To assign a blueprint, select the device (or multiple devices), click the Blueprints button and select the correct blueprint. The Apps and Profile pages (left hand menu) are fairly self-explanatory and contain the same interfaces as when applying apps and profiles manually. Due to the General Pupil Profile disabling name changes, device names must be assigned before any blueprints. Blueprints may also contain a naming convention, however this is unused.
Currently the only blueprints create are iPad blueprints. Use the New button (bottom left) to create a new blueprint and the Done button (bottom right) to go back to Configurator’s main view.īlueprints come in multiple target categories: AppleTV, iPad only, iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch, or iPhone and iPod touch.
To manage Blueprints, click the Blueprints button and select Manage Blueprints. Still trying to get my head around how the blueprints workFrom my "writing it as I figure it out" documentation.īlueprints are a convenient way to package Profiles and Apps together to streamline deployment.
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