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# Fire TV Stick

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Setup Instructions

1. As per normal device instructions:
   * &#x20;Unpackage device and connect to TV via HDMI
   * (Optional but recommended) Connect to device via the app.
   * Connect to Wi-Fi
   * Disable Screensaver: Settings > Display > Screensaver > Never
2. In App Store, download 'Silk Browser' aka 'Internet' app.
3. Navigate to '<https://eu-west-2-2.busroot.com/auth/login/accesscode>'
4. Input the access code provided to you by the OI team.
5. Use the Busroot menu to access the dashboard you wish to display.

Troubleshooting

* If entire dashboard won't fit, ensure TV display settings are set to fit screen.
* To allow more precise alignment of the dashboard, set Cursor and Scrolling Speed to slow.  Settings > Applications > Silk Browser > Cursor Speed
* Use 'Menu' button on remote to show/hide address bar.


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