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The "Take Ownership" process converts a unowned EST Unit to an owned EST Unit. This means the EST Unit is marked, both locally and in Athena's cloud network, as being owned by a specific At Home or Club user. Additionally, the EST Unit's certificate and configuration files are downloaded allowing it to run.
The Take Ownership process has to run for all EST Units before they are ready to be used. There are three reasons why a EST Unit would need to have the Take Ownership process execute:
•Recently purchased and not yet configured.
•Factory reset has been ran.
•The SD card had to be replaced.
Take Ownership can be performed on multiple EST Units at the same time, provided that each unit has its own USB key. When doing this, allow at least five seconds between inserting a USB key into each device to ensure proper recognition and operation.
Constructing a AthenaPreOwned File
Constructing an AthenaPreOwned JSON file is simple. Athena At Home users may do so through our website. Athena for Clubs users may do so through Orion.
1.Log in to the Result Center.
2.On the left hand side, click on the Home icon, then Athena, then Athena Units.
3.Follow the Set-Up Wizard
File Structure for Take Ownership USB Drive Function
The Take Ownership USB Drive Function requires only one file in the root of the USB drive, AthenaPreOwned.json.
USB Drive (E:)/
├── AthenaPreOwned.json
Other files may exist on the USB Drive, but they will largely be ignored. A "doNotEject" file is not ignored.
The AthenaPreOwned is a JSON formatted text file. It's structure is the following:
{
"Networks":{
"Primary":{
"ssid": "",
"psk": ""
},
"Secondary":{
"ssid": "",
"psk": ""
}
},
"Capabilities":{
"IoTHost": ""
},
"SharedKey": "",
"OwnerId": "",
"GreengrassGroup": "",
"NTPServer": "",
"TimeZone": "EDT",
"CreateLockFile": false,
"PiUserPassword": ""
}