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# App Set Up

Setting Up the Didge App for CamPro and Ridgy

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This guide walks you through configuring the Didge mobile app so that CamPro (camera capture) and Ridgy (Vision AI) work seamlessly together.

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### Prerequisites

* You must already have an active Didge account (username and password).
* An Android device with access to the Google Play Store.

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1. Open the Google Play Store.
2. Search for Didge and install the app.
3. Once installed, open the app and log in with your Didge username and password.

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### Step 2. Access Settings

1. From the app home screen, go to My Account.
2. Tap the Settings icon in the top-right corner.
3. You’ll now see several configuration options.

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### Step 3. Configure Mobile Landing

* Mobile Landing determines what you see when you first log in.
  * Standard: The default Didge web-style landing (departments or work areas).
  * CamPro: Opens directly into the camera interface.

👉 To use CamPro by default, select CamPro.

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### Step 4. Set Your Work Area

1. Tap Work Area.
2. At the footer, choose your Network.
3. Select the Site within the network. (If you belong to multiple sites, choose the one you’re working in.)
4. Select the Work Area where images should be assigned by default.<br>

> ⚡ Tip: You can change the work area later if you use multiple Ridgy devices or workflows.

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### Step 5. Preview Before Submit

* Enable this option if you want to review each image before submission to Didge.
* Disable it if you prefer images to be submitted immediately after capture.<br>

This depends on your workflow:

* High-volume users often disable it.
* Validation-focused users may prefer enabling it.

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### Step 6. Image File Monitoring

This feature lets Didge automatically detect and process images saved on your device.

1. Toggle Image File Monitoring.
2. Grant permissions when prompted.
3. Choose the image sources:
   * Camera App → standard photos automatically sync to Didge.
   * FLIR (thermal images via MyFLIR app) → thermal captures sync to Didge.

All synced images are processed by Ridgy Vision AI once uploaded.

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### Step 7. Verify CamPro

1. Return to My Account.
2. A new option, CamPro, will appear in the footer.
3. Tap CamPro to open the live camera.
   * If you connect a probe, temperature readings will display in real time.
   * Images captured here flow directly into your configured Work Area, processed by Ridgy AI.

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✅ Your Didge app is now fully set up for CamPro and Ridgy.

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