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doc/commands.md

@@ -45,13 +45,16 @@ The following commands from the [Flutter CLI](https://flutter.dev/docs/reference
   Flutter build command. See `flutter-tizen build -h` for all available subcommands.
 
   ```sh
-  # Build a TPK for TV devices.
-  flutter-tizen build tpk --device-profile tv
+  # Build a TPK in release mode and sign with an active profile.
+  flutter-tizen build tpk
 
   # Build a TPK and sign with a certificate profile named "foo".
   flutter-tizen build tpk --security-profile foo
 
-  # Build a TPK for TV emulator.
+  # Build a TPK for a non-TV device.
+  flutter-tizen build tpk --device-profile common
+
+  # Build a TPK for a TV emulator.
   flutter-tizen build tpk --device-profile tv --debug --target-arch x86
 
   # Build a Flutter module for adding to an existing Tizen app.

doc/configure-device.md

@@ -1,30 +1,22 @@
 # Configuring Tizen devices for development
 
-## Watch/TV
+## TV
 
-1. Make sure your host PC and target device are on the same network (connected to the same access point).
+1. Make sure your host PC and TV are on the same network (connected to the same access point).
 
-1. Enable the developer options.
+1. Enable the developer mode.
 
-   - **[Watch]**: Open **Settings - About watch - Software**, tap **Software version** several times, and make sure **Debugging** is turned on. If you still see the message _Debugging is turned off_, tap _Debugging_ in the text to turn it on.
+   1. Open **Apps** and enter the number **12345** using the remote control or on-screen number pad.
 
-     ![About watch](images/watch-developer-option-1.png) ![Software version](images/watch-developer-option-2.png) ![Debugging mode](images/watch-developer-option-3.png)
+      ![Apps](images/tv-developer-option-1.png)
 
-     If you are connecting for the first time, make sure to disable **Bluetooth** and set **Wi-Fi** to **Always on**.
+   1. Set **Developer mode** to **On**, enter the IP address of the host PC, and press **OK**.
 
-     ![Wi-Fi Always On](images/watch-developer-option-4.png)
+      ![Enter IP address](images/tv-developer-option-2.png)
 
-     To find out the device IP address, go to **Settings - Connections - Wi-Fi - Wi-Fi Networks - (access point name)**.
+   1. Restart the TV. You will see **Develop Mode** enabled in **Apps** after the TV restarts.
 
-     ![Wi-Fi networks](images/watch-developer-option-5.png) ![Wi-Fi connected](images/watch-developer-option-6.png) ![IP address](images/watch-developer-option-7.png)
-
-   - **[TV]**: Open **Apps**, enter **12345** using the remote control or on-screen number pad, set **Developer mode** to **On**, enter the host IP address, and press **OK**. You will see **Develop mode** enabled in **Apps** after the TV restarts.
-
-     ![Apps](images/tv-developer-option-1.png)
-
-     ![Enter IP address](images/tv-developer-option-2.png)
-
-     ![Develop mode enabled](images/tv-developer-option-3.png)
+      ![Develop mode enabled](images/tv-developer-option-3.png)
 
 1. Find the path to `sdb` and add it to your PATH. For example, if you're using Linux or macOS and Tizen Studio has been installed to the default location, run:
 
@@ -142,20 +134,7 @@ You need a Linux PC (for flashing), a Raspberry Pi 4 board, and a micro SD card
   failed to connect to 192.168.0.101:26101
   ```
 
-  Make sure the target device and the host PC are on the same network.
-
-  - Watch: Make sure Bluetooth is turned off and restart the device.
-  - TV: Make sure you have entered the host IP address correctly in the Developer mode configuration.
-
-- #### Device unauthorized
-
-  ```sh
-  $ sdb devices
-  List of devices attached
-  192.168.0.101:26101     unauthorized    <unknown>
-  ```
-
-  Check the confirmation dialog on the device and approve the connection.
+  Make sure the target device and the host PC are on the same network. Make sure the host IP address is entered correctly in the developer mode settings (TV).
 
 - #### Device offline
 

doc/get-started.md

@@ -42,9 +42,8 @@
 
    ```
    $ flutter-tizen devices
-   1 connected devices:
-
-   Tizen T-samsung-8.0-x86 (mobile) • emulator-26101       • flutter-tester • Tizen 8.0 (emulator)
+   Found 1 connected device:
+     Tizen T-samsung-8.0-x86 (mobile) • emulator-26101 • flutter-tester • Tizen 8.0 (emulator)
    ```
 
 ## Test drive

doc/install-tizen-sdk.md

@@ -11,18 +11,18 @@ After installing Tizen Studio, the _Package Manager_ window will automatically p
 
 ![Tizen Package Manager](images/package-manager.png)
 
-- **Required**
-  - _[Tizen SDK tools] - [Native CLI]_
-  - _[Tizen SDK tools] - [Baseline SDK] - [Certificate Manager]_
-  - _[Extension SDK] - [IOT-Headed-6.0] - [Advanced] - [Native app. development (CLI)]_
-  - _[Extension SDK] - [Samsung Certificate Extension]_
+- [Tizen SDK tools] - [Native CLI]
+- [Tizen SDK tools] - [Baseline SDK] - [Certificate Manager]
+- [Extension SDK] - [IOT-Headed-6.0] - [Native app. development (IDE)]
+- [Extension SDK] - [Samsung Certificate Extension]
 
-- **Optional**
-  - _[8.0 Tizen] - [Emulator]_
-  - _[6.0 Mobile] - [Advanced] - [Native app. development (CLI)]_
-  - _[Extension SDK] - [TV Extensions-x.x] - [Emulator]_
+To enable emulator support, install the following additional packages.
 
-You can also install these packages from the command line by following the instructions of `flutter-tizen doctor -v` after installing flutter-tizen.
+- [8.0 Tizen] - [Emulator]
+- [6.0 Mobile] - [Native app. development (IDE)]
+- [Extension SDK] - [TV Extensions-x.x] - [Emulator]
+
+Note: The packages can also be installed using the command line interface by following the instructions of `flutter-tizen doctor -v` after installing flutter-tizen.
 
 If you cannot see extension packages in the _Extension SDK_ tab, click the configuration button (⚙️) and make sure you are using the latest official distribution.
 
@@ -36,15 +36,17 @@ If you installed emulator packages in the previous step, you can use _Emulator M
 
 To launch an emulator, select a device and press _Launch_. You can also use the [`flutter-tizen emulators`](commands.md#emulators) command to launch an emulator without _Emulator Manager_.
 
-Note: If you are using Windows on an AMD-based system, you cannot launch Tizen emulators because _Emulator Manager_ depends on _Intel HAXM_. For more information on HW virtualization, see [Tizen Docs: Increasing the Application Execution Speed](https://docs.tizen.org/application/tizen-studio/common-tools/emulator/#increasing-the-application-execution-speed).
+Note: Launching a Tizen emulator requires HW virtualization (Intel VT-x/AMD-V) support. For more information, see [Tizen Docs: Increasing the Application Execution Speed](https://docs.tizen.org/application/tizen-studio/common-tools/emulator/#increasing-the-application-execution-speed).
+
+## Create a certificate profile
 
-## Create a Tizen certificate
+To install your app on a Tizen device or publish it to the TV App Store, you need to sign the app with a valid certificate. Use _Certificate Manager_ (GUI), or the [`tizen certificate/security-profiles`](https://docs.tizen.org/application/tizen-studio/common-tools/command-line-interface) command (CLI) to create a certificate profile.
 
-To install your app on Tizen devices or publish on _TV App Store_, you need to sign the app with a valid certificate. Use _Certificate Manager_ (GUI), or the [`tizen certificate/security-profiles`](https://docs.tizen.org/application/tizen-studio/common-tools/command-line-interface) command (CLI) to create a Tizen or Samsung certificate.
+Choose the _Samsung_ profile type instead of _Tizen_ if you're not sure.
 
 ![Certificate types](images/certificate-types.png)
 
-Choose Tizen certificate if you only want to test your app on emulators. Otherwise, choose Samsung certificate and specify DUIDs of your devices when creating a distributor certificate.
+You should specify the DUID of your device (including emulator) when creating a distributor certificate. The DUID is automatically added to the list when the device is connected to the PC.
 
 ![Specify DUIDs](images/certificate-enter-duid.png)