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Xreal management set up on an Beam Pro
Utilizing the Corporate-owned, fully managed user devices enrollment profile
Turn on the device using the small side button (after verifying it has a full charge):
Tap the screen multiple times to turn on the camera to scan the QR code to manually set up the device:
Scan the QR code:
Connect to Wi-Fi (CaseGuest):
Once connected, the process will start:
Message about ownership of the device will come up:
Click Next to continue:
Setting up the work profile display will display:
Click the Accept and continue button:
Click Next to continue:
(Updating device… then comes)
Sign into Microsoft:
Continue through the Case Microsoft sign in process:
After verification, it will continue:
Click Install below the heading Install work apps:
The system will work and install the Required apps, wait for a green check mark for all listed:
Click on the Done button:
Click on Set up under Register your device:
Click on the Register button:
You will be asked to verify a code (sent to a phone or otherwise). Once you have it, input and hit the Verify button:
You will be asked to verify a code (sent to a phone or otherwise). Once you have it, input and hit the Verify button:
Click NEXT to continue to register your device:
Click NEXT to continue to device category:
Click on appropriate category, then click OK at the bottom:
Click on DONE at the bottom to contine:
Scroll to the bottom of the Google services screen:
Select Accept:
Select Sign in Now:
Click on Agree to continue:
Put in your account email address and password, or select sign up under the Log in button to create one:
Click Log in to continue:
Click the back arrow located at the top left:
Click Continue:
Click on all three radio buttons to accept each:
Click Confirm to continue:
Verify the default (Full-screen gestures) is selected, then click Continue:
Select Continue:
Click on Experience Now to head back to the Xreal desktop:
You can wait for the device to sync with our systems, or you can access the Intune app to synchronize:
Once in the Intune app, click on the SYNC button at the bottom left:
While the device is syncing, the Sync icon will be greyed out, when done it will be blue again:
Close out of the Intune app by swiping up from the bottom:
You will get a message to Set a screen lock, click on that message:
Click on the yellow button in the middle that says Set screen lock:
Choose PIN from the list:
Choose a PIN and then verify it thereafter:
Click Confirm to finalize the PIN:
Verify default (Show all notification content) then click Done:
Click on the back arrow found at the top left to exit the Security & privacy settings:
Notice the icon for Control Glasses at the top, click on it:
Scroll down to the bottom and make sure to click on Camera Access:
There will be a brief screen that pops up and then goes away once you select that option.
Click on the + Add App box under the Auto-launch Application:
PLEASE NOTE: There is only one listed, but any available to choose would show here.
Click on CWRUXR:
Swipe up from the bottom middle of the screen to go back to the desktop:
From here, plug in your Xreal glasses into the appropriate port (right side, with glasses picture)
Once plugged in, you will see a nebula OS picture on the screens of the glasses.
This screen will pop up once the glasses are plugged in:
Check the box for Always open Control Glasses when “glasses” is connected:
Click OK to continue:
Find CWRUXR in the listing and click on it:
Click the radio button ‘Allow display over other apps’ to turn this on:
Click on the back button found at the top left to go back:
Click on the back button found at the top left to go back.
This should auto-launch CWRUXR.
Anytime you open the Control Glasses app, the view should change as they auto-launch CWRUXR.