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# Milesight DS3604 setup

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To get started use the [Milesight Toolbox application](https://www.milesight.com/iot/resources/download-center/) to turn on the device.&#x20;

For more information on initial configuration, follow Milesight's guide [here](https://resource.milesight.com/milesight/iot/document/ds3604-user-guide-en.pdf).

Once your device is on, you will need to upload a custom template to allow the device to work with our platform.

The custom template can be found here.

{% file src="/files/icpWQRxTyiMP2rDE67WX" %}

Ensure that the template has been added to **Template 1**.

From there, you are able to customise this template if you wish, as long as the module ID of the resource name and QR code stay as follows:

* Resource Name - **Module 1**
* QR Code - **Module 3**

{% hint style="info" %}
Each template has metadata components with a module ID for each component. If you press on each component on the template it will show you a number.
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="warning" %}
If you change the module ID's for this metadata, the device will not work with our platform.
{% endhint %}

Finally, follow the initial guide [here ](/uma-knowledgebase/integrations/iot-sensors/milesight/milesight-configuration.md)to add your [Milesight DS3604](https://www.milesight.com/iot/product/iot-display/ds3604) LoRaWAN device to UMA.

Once you have added this device to a resource, the device will automatically update its resource name and QR code and you can use the [check in application](/uma-knowledgebase/getting-started/set-up-your-hardware/applications/check-in-application.md).


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