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# Resort Owned Device Setup

To download the flaik Scanning Application, an APK file will be provided within onboarding.  During onboarding we request you provide us your device serial numbers so we can prepare a unique identifier for each device to properly track scanning records.  Follow the below steps to get your devices fully setup and ready for use.

### Input Corresponding FS-ID's to Sync Scanning Modes

Once the flaik app is installed, upon initially opening it, you will be prompted to input the provided flaik scanner identification (FS-ID) to sync your corresponding resort Scanning Modes. Upon entering the corresponding FS-ID for each specified device, click to register.

### Adjust applicable device settings

Finally, to allow the functionality of the flaik app, please adjust the following device settings:

1. Settings-->Applications-->flaik app-->Allow flaik app to modify system settings
2. Settings-->Security & Location-->Screen Lock Set to “None”

{% hint style="info" %}

#### Other device settings we recommend for the best performance of the flaik scanning application:

* [ ] Adaptive brightness turned off
* [ ] Screen brightness turned all the way to 100%
* [ ] Screen timeout set to somewhere between 3-10 minutes
  {% endhint %}

Once this is complete, you are done with the flaik scanning app install and setup!


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