Merge pull request #206 from AVSystem/EMB-4928_clear_duplicated_content

EMB-4928: clear duplicated content

Author: Kucmasz

docs/LwM2M_Client/ESP32/ESP32-DevKitCBG96.md

@@ -31,20 +31,12 @@ Integrate your ESP32-based device with Quectel BG96 module to manage it via {{ c
 ## Step 3: Add device to {{ coiote_short_name }}
 To connect your ESP32-DevKitC to the {{ coiote_long_name }}, use your access to a {{ coiote_short_name }} installation, or register at {{ coiote_site_link }}/ to get access.
 
-To connect the board:
-
-0. Log in to {{ coiote_short_name }} and from the left side menu, select **Device Inventory**.
-0. In **Device Inventory**, click **Add device**.
-0. Select the **Connect your LwM2M device directly via the Management server** tile.
-![Add via Mgmt](images/mgmt_tile.png "Add via Mgmt")
-0. In the **Device credentials** step:
-    - In the **Device ID** field, type the endpoint name provided in the IDF menuconfig **Client options**, e.g. `ESP32_test`.
-    - In the **Security mode** section, select the **PSK** mode.
-    - In the **Key identity** field, type the identity provided in the IDF menuconfig **Client options**, e.g. `ESP32_test`.
-    - In the **Key** field, type the `psk` key provided in the IDF menuconfig **Client options**.
-    ![Device credentials step](images/add_mgmt_quick.png "Device credentials step")
-0. Click the **Add device** button and **Confirm** in the confirmation pop-up.
-0. In the **Connect your device** step, the server is waiting for the board to connect. You can now start connecting the device.
+To connect the board, log in to the platform and follow [onboarding guide]({{ coiote_device_onboarding_link }}).
 
 ## Step 4: Flash ESP32-DevKitC
 0. Open the command line interface, go to your project directory, and run `idf.py flash monitor`.
+
+
+## Next steps
+
+If you want to develop your own LwM2M-enabled application based on ESP32, check [Anjay-esp32-client](https://github.com/AVSystem/Anjay-esp32-client) and start prototyping!

docs/LwM2M_Client/ESP32/M5Stick.md

@@ -58,20 +58,7 @@ Integrate your ESP32-based device to manage it via {{ coiote_short_name }}.
 
 To connect your M5StickC to the {{ coiote_long_name }}, use your access to a {{ coiote_short_name }} installation, or register at {{ coiote_site_link }}/ to get access.
 
-To connect the board:
-
-0. Log in to {{ coiote_short_name }} and from the left side menu, select **Device Inventory**.
-0. In **Device Inventory**, click **Add device**.
-0. Select the **Connect your LwM2M device directly via the Management server** tile.
-![Add via Mgmt](images/mgmt_tile.png "Add via Mgmt")
-0. In the **Device credentials** step:
-    - In the **Device ID** field, type the endpoint name provided in the `nvs_config.csv`, e.g. `ESP32_test`.
-    - In the **Security mode** section, select the **PSK** mode.
-    - In the **Key identity** field, type the name provided in the `nvs_config.csv`, e.g. `ESP32_test`.
-    - In the **Key** field, type the `psk` key provided in the `nvs_config.csv`.
-    ![Device credentials step](images/add_mgmt_quick.png "Device credentials step")
-0. Click the **Add device** button and **Confirm** in the confirmation pop-up.
-0. In the **Connect your device** step, the server is waiting for the board to connect. You can now start connecting the device.
+To connect the board, log in to the platform and follow [onboarding guide]({{ coiote_device_onboarding_link }}).
 
 ## Step 4: Flash the board and run device
 
@@ -164,3 +151,8 @@ To perform a FOTA upgrade, you need an established connection between the M5Stic
 
 0. Once the upgrade is finished, you can check the new version of the firmware under **Current firmware**.
     ![Current firware](images/current_firmware.png "Current firware")
+
+
+## Next steps
+
+If you want to develop your own LwM2M-enabled application based on M5Stick, check [Anjay-esp32-client](https://github.com/AVSystem/Anjay-esp32-client) and start prototyping!

docs/LwM2M_Client/ESP32/M5StickBG96.md

@@ -40,22 +40,14 @@ Connect the Tx, Rx and GND pins, respectively, to the M5StickC pins selected in
 ## Step 3: Add device to {{ coiote_short_name }}
 To connect your M5StickC to the {{ coiote_long_name }}, use your access to a {{ coiote_short_name }} installation, or register at {{ coiote_site_link }}/ to get access.
 
-To connect the board:
-
-0. Log in to {{ coiote_short_name }} and from the left side menu, select **Device Inventory**.
-0. In **Device Inventory**, click **Add device**.
-0. Select the **Connect your LwM2M device directly via the Management server** tile.
-![Add via Mgmt](images/mgmt_tile.png "Add via Mgmt")
-0. In the **Device credentials** step:
-    - In the **Device ID** field, type the endpoint name provided in the IDF menuconfig **Client options**, e.g. `ESP32BG96`.
-    - In the **Security mode** section, select the **PSK** mode.
-    - In the **Key identity** field, type the identity provided in the IDF menuconfig **Client options**, e.g. `ESP32BG96`.
-    - In the **Key** field, type the `psk` key provided in the IDF menuconfig **Client options**.
-    ![Device credentials step](images/add_mgmt_quick.png "Device credentials step")
-0. Click the **Add device** button and **Confirm** in the confirmation pop-up.
-0. In the **Connect your device** step, the server is waiting for the board to connect. You can now start connecting the device.
+To connect the board, log in to the platform and follow [onboarding guide]({{ coiote_device_onboarding_link }}).
 
 ## Step 4: Flash M5StickC
 
 0. Connect the M5Stick board to a USB port of your machine.
 0. Open the command line interface, go to your project directory, and run `idf.py -b 750000 flash monitor`.
+
+
+## Next steps
+
+If you want to develop your own LwM2M-enabled application based on M5Stick, check [Anjay-esp32-client](https://github.com/AVSystem/Anjay-esp32-client) and start prototyping!

docs/LwM2M_Client/ESP32/images/add_mgmt_quick.png

@@ -89,24 +89,7 @@ After successful flashing, reboot the board and go to the next step.
 
 To connect to {{ coiote_long_name }}, please register at [{{ coiote_site_link }}]({{ coiote_site_link }}/).
 
-To connect the board:
-
-0. Log in to {{ coiote_short_name }} and from the left side menu, select **Device Inventory**.
-0. In **Device Inventory**, click **Add device**.
-0. Select the **Connect your LwM2M device directly via the Management server** tile.
-    ![Add via Mgmt](images/mgmt_tile.png "Add via Mgmt")
-0. In the **Device credentials** step:
-     - In the **Endpoint name** field, enter your board endpoint name e.g. `test_device` (remember to set the same name in the [next section](#configure-the-client)).
-         ![Device credentials step](images/add_mgmt_quick.png "Device credentials step")
-     - In the **Security mode** section, select the **Pre-Shared Key** mode:
-         - In the **Key identity** field, type the same name as in the `Endpoint name` field.
-         - In the **Key** field, type a shared secret used for the device-server authentication.
-
-            !!! Note
-                This is your password which you create yourself, you will need it in the next steps.
-
-0. Click the **Add device** button and **Confirm** in the confirmation pop-up.
-0. While in the **Connect your device** step, follow the [next section](#configure-the-client) to run the client and connect it to the server.
+To connect the board, log in to the platform and follow [onboarding guide]({{ coiote_device_onboarding_link }}).
 
 ## Configure the Client
 
@@ -187,3 +170,8 @@ After configuring the Anjay Client, you can use the **nRF Cloud Location Service
     It can be seen by the following warning: `gps_nrf: GPS was interrupted multiple
     times by the LTE modem when producing a fix`. Anjay is notified by it, enters
     offline mode and reconnects when the first fix is acquired and LTE is enabled back.
+
+
+## Next steps
+
+If you want to develop your own LwM2M-enabled application based on Nordic Thingy:91, check [Anjay-zephyr-client](https://github.com/AVSystem/Anjay-zephyr-client) and start prototyping!

docs/LwM2M_Client/ESP32/images/mgmt_tile.png

@@ -58,20 +58,7 @@ Enter the command line interface on your machine and change the directory to the
 
 To connect to {{ coiote_long_name }}, please register at [{{ coiote_site_link }}]({{ coiote_site_link }}).
 
-To connect the board:
-
-1. Log in to {{ coiote_short_name }} and from the left side menu, select **Device Inventory**.
-2. In **Device Inventory**, click **Add device**.
-3. Select the **Connect your LwM2M device directly via the Management server** tile.
-       ![Add via Mgmt](images/mgmt_tile.png "Add via Mgmt")
-    3. In the **Device credentials** step:
-         - In the **Device ID** enter your board endpoint name, e.g. `test_device`.
-             ![Device credentials step](images/add_mgmt_quick.png "Device credentials step")
-         - In the **Security mode** section, select the **PSK (Pre-Shared Key)** mode:
-              - In the **Key identity** field, type the same name as in the `Endpoint name` field
-              - In the **Key** field, type the shared secret used in the device-server authentication.
-    4. Click the **Add device** button and **Confirm** in the confirmation pop-up.
-    5. In the **Connect your device** step, follow the [next section](#configuring-the-client) to run the client and connect it to the server.
+To connect the board, log in to the platform and follow [onboarding guide]({{ coiote_device_onboarding_link }}).
 
 ## Configuring the Client
 
@@ -106,3 +93,8 @@ To connect the board:
 
 0. Use the `anjay start` command to run the Client.
 0. Go to {{ coiote_short_name }} to check if your device is connected. Click **Next**, then **Go to Summary**, then **Finish**. You should see your device registered.
+
+
+## Next steps
+
+If you want to develop your own LwM2M-enabled application based on Nordic nRF7002 DK, check [Anjay-zephyr-client](https://github.com/AVSystem/Anjay-zephyr-client) and start prototyping!

docs/LwM2M_Client/Nordic/Thingy91.md

@@ -63,20 +63,7 @@ Enter the command line interface on your machine and change the directory to the
 
 To connect to {{ coiote_long_name }}, please register at [{{ coiote_site_link }}]({{ coiote_site_link }}).
 
-To connect the board:
-
-1. Log in to {{ coiote_short_name }} and from the left side menu, select **Device Inventory**.
-2. In **Device Inventory**, click **Add device**.
-3. Select the **Connect your LwM2M device directly via the Management server** tile.
-       ![Add via Mgmt](images/mgmt_tile.png "Add via Mgmt")
-    3. In the **Device credentials** step:
-         - In the **Device ID** enter your board endpoint name, e.g. `test_device`.
-             ![Device credentials step](images/add_mgmt_quick.png "Device credentials step")
-         - In the **Security mode** section, select the **PSK (Pre-Shared Key)** mode:
-              - In the **Key identity** field, type the same name as in the `Endpoint name` field
-              - In the **Key** field, type the shared secret used in the device-server authentication.
-    4. Click the **Add device** button and **Confirm** in the confirmation pop-up.
-    5. In the **Connect your device** step, follow the [next section](#configuring-the-client) to run the client and connect it to the server.
+To connect the board, log in to the platform and follow [onboarding guide]({{ coiote_device_onboarding_link }}).
 
 ## Configuring the Client
 
@@ -117,3 +104,8 @@ To connect the board:
     It can be seen by the following warning: `gps_nrf: GPS was interrupted multiple
     times by the LTE modem when producing a fix`. Anjay is notified by it, enters
     offline mode and reconnects when the first fix is acquired and LTE is enabled back.
+
+
+## Next steps
+
+If you want to develop your own LwM2M-enabled application based on Nordic nRF9151 DK, check [Anjay-zephyr-client](https://github.com/AVSystem/Anjay-zephyr-client) and start prototyping!