Command Terminal: Useful Commands – VIDERI Support Portal

See below for a list of commands available for use in Portal3's in-app command terminal.

General Device Commands

Command	Description
`show_overlay`	Turn on the device diagnostic overlay.
`hide_overlay`	Turn off the device diagnostic overlay.
`set_orientation:=(desired orientation)`	Used to set device orientation. Possible parameters: `landscape` `portrait` `reverse_portrait` `reverse_landscape`
`get_orientation`	Returns current orientation.
`clear_cache`	Deletes all cached assets and Schedules.
`get_time`	Pulls current device time.
`get_running_downloads`	Returns currently downloading items for the device.
`get_running_packages`	Returns all running APKs on the device.
`su_reboot`	Reboots device.
`get_timezone`	Returns current timezone for device.
`set_timezone:=(timezone)`	Sets timezone for device. Timezone must be formatted based on current in-app formatting, e.g., `America/New_York`
`reset_logo`	Resets device logo to Videri’s logo.
`update_logo:=(URL to desired image)`	Changes Videri’s logo to a different logo. Desired image URL must be publicly available.

Command	Description
`sleep`	Turns off the backlight.
`wake_up`	Turn on the backlight.
`set_brightness:=`	Adjusts brightness to a specified values. Possible values: 0-255, with 0 being off and 255 being max brightness.
`get_brightness:=`	Returns the current brightness value.
`auto_on_off_enable`	Enables backlight schedule.
`auto_on_off_disable`	Disables backlight schedule.
`auto_on_off_get`	Returns the current backlight schedule.
`auto_on_off_set:=on:XX:XX off:XX:XX`	Sets the on/off times for the backlight schedule on a device. Values must be set in 24Hr format, e.g., `15:00`

Command	Description
`ssid_scan`	Scans for nearby SSIDs.
`get_advanced_wifi_stats`	Returns advanced network stats, e.g.,
`mac_address`	Returns MAC address of the device.
`connect_ssid:= Wifiname \| WifiPassword \| true \| false \|`	Connects the device to a different SSID. Device must be online for this to work.
`forget_all_wifi_networks`	Forgets all know SSIDs.
`forget_ssid:=(SSID name)`	Forgets the specified SSID.

Command	Description
`bluetooth_discover`	Scans for available Bluetooth devices.
`bluetooth_list_discover`	Lists scanned Bluetooth devices. Use this command to pull the MAC address of a device.
`bluetooth_confirm:=(device MAC address)`	Pairs an available Bluetooth device to the device.
`bluetooth_list_paired`	Shows all paired Bluetooth devices.
`bluetooth_list_delete:=(device MAC address)`	Forgets the paired device.

Command	Description
`check_triage`	Checks triage without forcing updates.
`check_triage:=true`	Checks triage and forces update if available.

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