Getting Started with RTI Authentication

• Ensure software and firmware are updated: processor firmware must be 23.5.11 or higher, and Integration Designer must be 11.4 or higher.
• Check for updates via Help – Check for Updates if automatic updates are not enabled.

Adding RTI Authentication to a System

• Set up the project file with rooms, controllers, and drivers.
• Configure driver properties and the system processor settings.
• Confirm if drivers require authentication in the Authentication Dashboard; send the programming file to the processor if needed.
• Upload the complete programming file and click Launch URL to verify drivers on the Authentication Dashboard.

Client Authentication Process

• Send the RTI Authentication URL to the client for credential entry.
• The client selects the device, clicks “Authorize,” enters credentials, and receives authorization approval.

Important Notes

• Always update the Network Key when reusing program files, as a unique key is required for each system.
• If a new network key is generated, a new URL link must be sent to the client.
• The URL link does not expire unless a new network key is created.

Frequently Asked Questions

• If a driver does not appear on the URL page, check driver version, configuration settings, and processor firmware.
• Ensure client credentials match for RTI Authentication and the third-party site.
• The authentication URL can be sent via text message and opened on various devices.
• No user-interface commands are needed for the client; they can verify authorization by clicking the URL link.