• A Windows computer
• From the zebrix documentation, download:

• Zip of the Sharp Service Tools application
• Configuration file for the Service Tools application: Configurationsystemsetting_default.dat
• Zip of Platform Tools (ADB)
• Zip of Screen copy
• Installation script

• Zip of Platform Tools (ADB)
• Zip of Screen copy
• Installation script

From the previously extracted Eink installation folder, now extract Platform Tools to a folder of your choice.

To run ADB from any directory, add the extracted folder (containing adb.exe) to the PATH environment variable:

a) Open Control Panel > System and Security > System, then click Advanced system settings.

b) Click Environment Variables, select the Path variable under “System variables”, then click Edit.

c) Click New and paste the full path to the folder containing adb.exe.

d) Confirm and restart your terminal for the changes to take effect.

Open a command prompt (cmd.exe) and type:

adb version

If installed correctly, the adb version should appear.

From the previously extracted installation folder, extract scrcpy to a folder of your choice.

To run scrcpy easily from any folder, add the path of the extracted folder to the PATH environment variable in the same way as for ADB.

Open a command prompt and type:

scrcpy –version

If installed correctly, the scrcpy version should appear.

Plug a USB-C cable into the Sharp screen (PC/MEMORY port) and the Windows computer.

Extract the Service Tools folder and open it. Inside, launch the Service Tool Launcher application.

Then click on EP Assistant Tool

Open the Configuration-system-setting-default.dat file with Notepad.

Next to SSID, Security, and PW, enter the Wi-Fi credentials for the network where the screen will be located. Then, save the file and close the window.

When Assistant Tool opens, go to the Panel settings tab and click Import. Then browse and select the modified file Configuration-system-setting-default.dat

Click Export (to the screen) in the same tab

Go to Backup/Restore settings > Status

Click Receive to get device information

Go to the Service Assistant Tool tab

Click Set to enable developer mode, then close the application

See Step 3: If the device needs to use Wi-Fi, this will be done directly via the interface.

Otherwise, plug in an Ethernet cable: the connection will automatically configure to the network.

Run the “einkinstallwin.ps1” script from the Eink installation folder using a PowerShell terminal:

. \<einkinstallationfolderpath>\installeinkwin.ps1 <ipaddress> zebrix-signage-eink-latest.apk

For Sharp:

Click the book icon at the bottom left via the device interface (Screencopy)

Click the “zebrix signage” app and close the popup

Launch the “zebrix signage” app from the home list

For Philips:

Click the “BootApp” app via the device interface

Choose “zebrix signage” as the default app

Go to the device apps and uninstall EPDApp (manufacturer recommendation)

Return to the app list and launch “zebrix signage”

From the device interface (via Screencopy):

Go to Settings

Then Network & Internet

And select the associated network.

Return to the app list and launch “zebrix signage”

Click Start > type PowerShell > Run as administrator

Allow script execution: Type the following command and press Enter:

Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned

If a confirmation message appears, type Y (for Yes) and press Enter.

Unplug all USB-C cables (power and ADB)

Hold the Pairing button and insert the power USB-C cable

Keep holding the Pairing button until the red LED blinks

Open a PowerShell terminal

Connect to the screen via ADB:

adb connect <ip_address>:5555

Run the command:

scrcpy