> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://portal-integracao.intelbras.com.br/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://portal-integracao.intelbras.com.br/linha-android/accesscontrol/soniainit.md).

# SoniaInit

```java
/**
    * Interface de inicialização do sonia
    * @param account Conta
    * @param password Senha
    * @param phoneNo Número de telefone
    * @param email Email
    * @return
    */
public String devInit2(String account, String password, String phoneNo, String email) 

/**
    * Verificar se o dispositivo está inicializado
    * @return
    */
public boolean checkDevInit() 

/**
    * Obter status de inicialização do dispositivo
    * @return
    */
private String getDevInitStatus() 
/**
    * Julgar se o dispositivo já foi inicializado
    *
    * @param result Valor de verificação
    */
public int checkResult(String result)

/**
    * Obter tradução de texto com base no código de retorno
    * @param code
    * @return
    */
public String getResultText(int code)

/**
    * Login no sonia, usado para entrar no backend
    * @return
    */
public ResultBean login(String name, String password)
```


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