Zebra Managed Configurations

OEMConfig 9.1

Terms in this Guide

Concepts

Define - Used when referring to the definition in the OEMConfig schema that determines what the administrator is permitted to do as opposed to what an admin might elect to do. For example, within a Step, an admin is permitted to include one of every defined Managed Configuration Group but in most cases would only elect to include only one or a few.

Include - Used when referring to a decision by an administrator to elect to perform some Action or configuration as opposed to what the administrator is permitted to do, but may or may not elect to do. For example, an admin would be permitted to include one of everything, but likely would elect to include only one or a few.

Instance - A SINGLE occurrence or use of something (such as a Step, MC, Group, Sub-group, or Sub-array). An Instance might refer to the inclusion of a Step in a Transaction; an MC or Group in a Step; an MC, Sub-group, or Sub-array in a Group; or a Sub-group as an element of a Sub-array.

Elements

Transaction - An ordered list of Steps, each of which specifies one or more Actions to be performed or settings to be configured on a Zebra device. Steps are executed in the exact order specified within the Transaction, but the order of execution within a Step is controlled by the system. The recommended means of controlling the order of execution, if required, is to use separate Steps within a Transaction.

Step - A collection of Actions to be performed or settings to be configured at a specific point within a Transaction. Within a Step, some MCs are defined directly (such as for entering an Explanation or selecting an Error Mode), but most are organized into Managed Configuration Groups. An instance of a Step can include no more than one instance of any MC or Group that is defined for a Step. Within a Step, all included MCs and Groups, and anything included within any Groups, are executed in an order determined by the system to afford the greatest likelihood of success. For example, the system might execute a Bluetooth configuration after an Action to enable Bluetooth because configuring Bluetooth might fail if attempted when Bluetooth was disabled.

Group - See Managed Configuration Group.

Managed Configuration Group - A collection of MCs, Sub-groups, or Sub-arrays that are defined to control some aspect of the device (such as Analytics Configuration or Audio Configuration). A Group can include no more than one instance of any MC, Sub-group, or Sub-array that is defined for that Group.

Sub-group - A collection of MCs, Sub-groups, or Sub-arrays that are defined as permitted to control some sub-aspect of the device (such as Send to Cloud Detail in Bug Reporting Configuration). A Sub-group can include no more than one instance of any MC, Sub-group, or Sub-array defined for that Sub-group.

Sub-array - An ordered list of instances of a SINGLE Sub-group, each of which can contain anything that is defined for that Sub-group. The only time the same MC, Sub-group, or Sub-array can be included more than once into the same Step is when it appears within different elements of a Sub-array. For example, the Key Mapping Configuration* Group defines a Sub-array *Add Mapping Behaviors that can be used to configure multiple behaviors for a single key in different modifier states (orange, green, blue, etc.). A single *Step can include multiple instances of the MCs defined for the Behaviors Sub-group, by including them in different elements in the Add Mapping Behaviors Sub-array.

Type Styling

  • Bold Italic type indicates values of a Managed Configuration such as On or Enable.
  • Bold type indicates the name of an MC, Group, Sub-group, or Sub-array, such as the Audio Configuration Group or the State Managed Configuration.*
  • Italic type indicates defined terms, such as Transaction and Step. *NOTE: *Defined terms are Capitalized to differentiate from italics used for *emphasis.

Transaction Overview

This section of the OEMConfig documentation describes all supported Managed Configurations (MCs), which can be used to define an ordered list of Steps for defining one or more Actions to be performed or settings to be configured on a Zebra device as part of an overall Transaction. Before attempting to configure a Transaction, it's important to understand the concept of Managed Configuration Groups, Sub-groups, Sub-arrays. A Transaction can contain one or many of these elements, and can be nested multiple levels deep.

Transaction Steps

Specify an ordered list of Transaction Steps that define the Actions or configurations that you wish to perform on a device as part of an overall Transaction.

Detail Information:

  • Key = steps

  • Type = bundle_array

Transaction Step

Specify a single Transaction Step that defines one or more Actions or configurations that you wish to perform on a device at a specific point in an an overall Transaction.

Detail Information:

  • Key = step

  • Type = bundle

Explanation

Enter an optional Explanation that describes the purpose or intended behavior of a Transaction Step.

Since a Transaction may include many Transaction Steps and each Transaction Step could include one or more configurations, describing the Transaction Step can be beneficial when later reviewing the Transaction and/or when editing a Transaction, and especially when reordering the Transaction Steps within the Transaction.

Detail Information:

  • Key = stepExplanation

  • Type = string

Error Mode

Select an Error Mode that determines how errors that occur during the execution of a Transaction Step should be handled.

Since a Transaction may include multiple Transaction Steps, there may be cases where one Transaction Step within a Transaction is dependent on configuration performed by one or more preceding Transaction Steps in the same Transaction. In such cases, it may be desirable to terminate a Transaction if the processing of a Transaction Step results in an error to avoid propagating the results of that error into subsequent Transaction Steps.

By default, execution will continue with the next Transaction Step once execution of the current Transaction Step is completed. A decision to override this default behavior can be made independently for each Transaction Step within a Transaction by supplying an Error Mode value:

  • If the value Continue is selected, the default behavior will be used and hence any errors that occur during the execution of the current Transaction Step will NOT terminate execution of subsequent Transaction Steps in the same Transaction. Execution will thus always continue with the next Transaction Step once execution of the current Transaction Step is completed.
  • If the value Stop is selected, the default behavior will be overridden and hence any errors that occur during the execution of the current Transaction Step will terminate execution of subsequent Transaction Steps in the same Transaction. Execution will continue with the next Transaction Step only if execution of the current Transaction Step completes with NO errors.

Detail Information:

  • Key = stepErrorMode

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Stop  Stop 
 Continue  Continue 

Managed Configuration Groups

A Step can include one or more of the following Managed Configuration Groups.

Analytics Configuration

Use this Group to configure the Analytics Client in a device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = analyticsStep

  • Type = bundle

State

Select whether the Analytics Client on a device is turned on (enabled) or turned off (disabled).

The Analytics Client is turned on (enabled) by default on all devices:

  • If the value Off is selected, the Analytics Client will be turned off (disabled), and hence it will not collect any machine data during the operation of the device and will not deliver any machine data regardless of whether connectivity is available.
  • If the value On is selected, the Analytics Client will be turned on (enabled), and hence it will automatically collect machine data during the operation of the device and deliver it, when connectivity is available, to the Zebra Analytics Cloud Server.

On some devices, the ability to turn off (disable) the Analytics Client may not be supported.

Detail Information:

  • Key = analyticsState

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.3.

User Control of State

Select whether the the Device User will be allowed to control whether the Analytics Client on a device is turned on (enabled) or turned off (disabled).

The Analytics Client is turned on (enabled) by default on all devices:

  • If the value Off is selected, the Device User will not be allowed to change whether the Analytics Client is turned off (disabled) or on (enabled), and hence whether it will collect or deliver any machine data during the operation of the device.
  • If the value On is selected, the Device User will be allowed to change whether the Analytics Client is turned off (disabled) or on (enabled), and hence whether it will collect or deliver any machine data during the operation of the device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = analyticsUserControlState

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 7.2.

AppGallery Configuration

This Group is deprecated and will be discontinued in a subsequent version.

Detail Information:

  • Key = appgalleryStep

  • Type = bundle

State

This Managed Configuration is deprecated and will be discontinued in a subsequent version.

Detail Information:

  • Key = appgalleryState

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  false 
 On  true 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 6.0.

  • Support discontinued from: MX 9.2.

Push Notifications

This Managed Configuration is deprecated and will be discontinued in a subsequent version.

Detail Information:

  • Key = appgalleryPushNotifications

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  false 
 On  true 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 6.0.

  • Support discontinued from: MX 9.2.

Credential Type

This Managed Configuration is deprecated and will be discontinued in a subsequent version.

Detail Information:

  • Key = appgalleryCredentialType

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Default  true 
 Custom  false 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 6.0.

  • Support discontinued from: MX 9.2.

Custom User Name

This Managed Configuration is deprecated and will be discontinued in a subsequent version.

Detail Information:

  • Key = appgalleryCredentialTypeCustomUserName

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 6.0.

  • Support discontinued from: MX 9.2.

Custom Password

This Managed Configuration is deprecated and will be discontinued in a subsequent version.

Detail Information:

  • Key = appgalleryCredentialTypeCustomPassword

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 6.0.

  • Support discontinued from: MX 9.2.

Custom Organization Key

This Managed Configuration is deprecated and will be discontinued in a subsequent version.

Detail Information:

  • Key = appgalleryCredentialTypeCustomOrganizationKey

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 6.0.

  • Support discontinued from: MX 9.2.

Audio Configuration

Use this Group to configure the audio settings on a device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = audioStep

  • Type = bundle

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

Mute/Vibrate

Select the mute and vibrate behavior of a device.

  • If the value Mute without Vibrate is selected, the volume will be muted (made silent) and the device will NOT vibrate, permitting neither audible nor tactile alerts.

  • If the value Mute with Vibrate is selected, the volume will be muted (made silent) and the device will vibrate, permitting tactile but NOT audible alerts.

  • If the value Unmute without Vibrate is selected, the volume will be unmuted (made audible) and the device will NOT vibrate, permitting audible but not tactile alerts.

Detail Information:

  • Key = audioStepMuteVibrate

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Mute without Vibrate  1 
 Mute with Vibrate  2 
 Unmute without Vibrate  3 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Replication Action

Select the audio replication behavior of of a device.

  • If the value Replicate headset audio on built-in speaker is selected, audio routed to the headset will also be routed to the built-in speaker. This might be desirable in a situation where the Device User may walk away from a vehicle mounted device and leave his headset in the vehicle while performing some task nearby. If an audible alert is also routed to the built-in speaker, the Device User might still hear it.

  • If the value Do not replicate headset audio on built-in speaker is selected, audio routed to the headset will also be routed to the built-in speaker. This might be desirable in a situation where the device is being used in an area where routing audio to the built-in speaker could be disruptive to others in the area.

Detail Information:

  • Key = audioReplicationAction

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Replicate headset audio on built-in speaker  1 
 Do not replicate headset audio on built-in speaker  2 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 7.2.

Auto Trigger Configuration

Use this Group to configure whether and how Automatic Triggering will occur on a device.

Automatic triggering allows a Device User to initiate trigger-activated functions simply by bringing an object within proximity of the device sensor as opposed to requiring the Device User to manually initiate such functions.

Detail Information:

  • Key = autoTriggerStep

  • Type = bundle

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

State

Select whether and how automatic triggering should occur on a device.

  • If the value Off is selected, automatic triggering will never occur and the Device User will be required to manually initiate trigger-activated functions.

  • If the value Auto On is selected, automatic triggering may occur automatically if the device is placed into a suitable holster, holder, or stand allowing the Device User to initiate trigger-activated functions simply by bringing an object within proximity to the device sensor.

  • If the value Always On is selected, automatic triggering can always occur automatically , whether the device is placed into a suitable holster, holder, or stand allowing the Device User to initiate trigger-activated functions simply by bringing an object within proximity to the device sensor.

Detail Information:

  • Key = autoTriggerState

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  0 
 Auto On  1 
 Always On  2 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.1.

Range

Select the range at which automatic triggering will detect the presence of an object and initiate automatic triggering.

  • If the value Near is selected, automatic triggering will occur only when an object is brought within near proximity to the device sensor. This may be desirable if the device is being worn in a holster and hence it is convenient to bring objects very close to the device sensor.

  • If the value Far is selected, automatic triggering will occur when an object is brought within less near proximity to the device sensor. This may be desirable if the device is located in a stand or holder and hence it is less convenient to have to bring objects very close to the device sensor.

Detail Information:

  • Key = autoTriggerRange

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Near  0 
 Far  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.1.

Blacklist Configuration

Use this Group to configure which System applications can/cannot be used on a device.

Blacklisting applies only to System applications, which are applications built into the device and are therefore always present. It has no effect on user applications, which are installed during staging or at some time after the device is put into service and DO NOT come preinstalled on the device. User apps are controlled using the Whitelist Configuration Group.

WARNING: It is important to understand that an app COULD use the Blacklist Configuration Group to blacklist itself. If an app is blacklisted, then it is prevented from running once the Blacklist Configuration is successfully applied, even if the app being blacklisted was the app that requested the blacklisting to be performed.

Detail Information:

  • Key = blacklistStep

  • Type = bundle

Action

Select an Action to enable or disable a single built-in System Application on a device.

All built-in System Applications are enabled by default on devices.

Allowing a built-in System Application allows it to be freely launched, either by the Device User or programmatically by other Applications.

Disallowing a built-in System Application prevents it from being launched, either by the Device User or programmatically by other Applications.

Since a built-in System Application is built-in, you cannot uninstall it from a device, even if you do not wish it to be used.

To prevent the use of a built-in System Application, you can disable it and thereby prevent its use, even though it remains installed.

  • If the value Allow is selected, you must also specify Allow System Package Name to provide the Android Package Name that identifies the Built-In System Application to be allowed.
  • If the value Disallow is selected, you must also specify Disallow System Package Name to provide the Android Package Name that identifies the Built-In System Application to be disallowed.

Detail Information:

  • Key = blacklistAction

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Disallow  DisableApplication 
 Allow  EnableApplication 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.2.

Allow System Package Name

Enter the Android Package Name that identifies a Built-In System Application to be allowed when the Action value Allow is selected for Action.

Detail Information:

  • Key = blacklistActionAllowSystemPackageName

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.2.

Disallow System Package Name

Enter the Android Package Name that identifies a Built-In System Application to be disallowed when the Action value Disallow is selected for Action.

Detail Information:

  • Key = blacklistActionDisallowSystemPackageName

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.2.

Bluetooth Configuration

Use this Group to configure Bluetooth settings on a device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = bluetoothStep

  • Type = bundle

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

Discoverability

Select whether the device is Discoverable via Bluetooth.

Devices are NOT Discoverable via Bluetooth by default except when the Bluetooth Pairing screen of the Settings UI is active.

  • If the value Off is selected, the default behavior will be in effect and the device will not be Discoverable via Bluetooth except when the Bluetooth Pairing screen of the Settings UI is active.
  • If the value On is selected, the default behavior will be overridden and the device will be Discoverable via Bluetooth whenever Bluetooth is enabled (turned on).

Detail Information:

  • Key = bluetoothDiscoverability

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.2.

New Pairings

Select whether the device will accept new Bluetooth Pairings.

devices will accept new Bluetooth Pairings by default.

  • If the value Disallow is selected, the default behavior will be overridden and the device will not accept new Bluetooth Pairings.
  • If the value Allow is selected, the default behavior will be in effect and the device will accept new Bluetooth Pairings.

Detail Information:

  • Key = bluetoothNewPairings

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Disallow  2 
 Allow  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 5.1.

Turn On/Off Silent Pairing

Select whether the device can silently perform Bluetooth pairings

Devices will silently perform Bluetooth Pairings by default.

  • If the value Disallow is selected, the default behavior will be overridden and the device can not silently perform Bluetooth Pairings.
  • If the value Allow is selected, the default behavior will be in effect and the device can silently perform Bluetooth Pairings.

Note that even when the device CAN silently perform Bluetooth Pairings, it WILL NOT do so unless Action is used to configure specific silent pairing rules that define how silent pairing should occur.

Detail Information:

  • Key = bluetoothSilentPairingsState

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Allow  2 
 Disallow  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 7.0.

Action

Select an Action to manage a list of rules that control Bluetooth Silent Pairing.

Bluetooth Silent Pairing allows new Bluetooth Pairings to be automatically completed without Device User interaction, if permitted by defined rules. By defining the right set of rules, you can allow pairings between certain types of peripheral devices and a device happen automatically. By automatically is meant that if a pairing is established by an application running on a device, or at the request of a peripheral device, that pairing can complete without Device User approval or interaction.

Since the list of rules is empty by default on devices, Bluetooth Silent Pairing is disabled by default, hence all new Bluetooth Pairings will occur manually and thus will require Device User interaction to complete . Once one or more rules are added, new pairings to selected peripheral devices identified by these rules will be allowed to occur automatically while all new other new pairings will continue to occur manually.

  • If the value AddRule is selected:
    • You must also specify Add Rule Name to provide the name of the new rule to be added.
    • You must also specify Add Rule Device Class or Add Rule Device Upper Address Part to provide the criteria that the new rule will use to determine which new Bluetooth Pairings will be allowed.
  • If the value RemoveRule is selected, you must specify at least one of the following to provide the information that will be used to determine which rule or rules, which have matching information, will be removed:
    • Remove Rule Name
    • Remove Rule Device Class
    • Remove Rule Device Upper Address Part
  • If the value RemoveAllRules is selected, you do not need to specify any additional information.

Detail Information:

  • Key = bluetoothAction

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 AddRule  1 
 RemoveRule  2 
 RemoveAllRules  3 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 7.0.

Add Rule Name

Enter a name for a new rule to be added to the list of rules that control the operation of Bluetooth Silent Pairing when the Action value AddRule is selected for Action.

Detail Information:

  • Key = bluetoothActionAddRuleName

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 7.0.

Add Rule Device Class

Enter the Device Class for a new rule to be added to the list of rules that control the operation of Bluetooth Silent Pairing when the Action value AddRule is selected for Action.

When a Device Class is specified for a rule, Bluetooth Silent Pairing will automatically complete new Bluetooth Pairings for Bluetooth devices that have the specified Device Class.

Detail Information:

  • Key = bluetoothActionAddRuleDeviceClass

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 7.0.

Add Rule Device Upper Address Part

Enter the Device Upper Address Part for a new rule to be added to the list of rules that control the operation of Bluetooth Silent Pairing when the Action value AddRule is selected for Action.

When a Device Upper Address Part is selected for a rule, Bluetooth Silent Pairing will automatically complete new Bluetooth Pairings for Bluetooth devices that have the specified Device Upper Address Part in the upper part of their Bluetooth Address.

Detail Information:

  • Key = bluetoothActionAddRuleUpperAddressPart

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 7.0.

Remove Rule Name

Enter the name of an existing rule to be removed from the list of rules that control the operation of Bluetooth Silent Pairing when the Action value RemoveRule is selected for Action.

Any existing rule that has the specified name will be removed.

Detail Information:

  • Key = bluetoothActionRemoveRuleName

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 7.0.

Remove Rule Device Class

Enter the Device Class of an existing rule to be removed from the list of rules that control the operation of Bluetooth Silent Pairing when the Action value RemoveRule is selected for Action

Any existing rule or rules that have the specified Device Class will be removed.

Detail Information:

  • Key = bluetoothActionRemoveRuleDeviceClass

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 7.0.

Remove Rule Device Upper Address Part

Enter the Device Upper Address Part of an existing rule to be removed from the list of rules that control the operation of Bluetooth Silent Pairing when the Action value RemoveRule is selected for Action.

Any existing rule or rules that have the specified Device Upper Address Part will be removed.

Detail Information:

  • Key = bluetoothActionRemoveRuleUpperAddressPart

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 7.0.

Bug Reporting Configuration

Use this Group to configure Bug Reporting on a device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = bugreportStep

  • Type = bundle

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.3.

Extensions State

Select whether the Standard Android or Zebra Extended Bug Reporting should be used for generation of Bug Reports from a device.

  • If the value Off is selected, Standard Android Bug Reporting will be used, with no Zebra Extensions or Enhancements.
  • If the value On is selected, Zebra Extended Bug Reporting. You may also need to specify additional configuration with the Group to configure the desired behavior and options of Zebra Extended Bug Reporting.

Detail Information:

  • Key = bugreportBugReportProfile

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  old 
 On  new 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.3.

Intent Enable

Select whether the Zebra Extended Bug Reporting should allow a Bug Report to be initiated by an application by sending a broadcast intent with an action value of com.symbol.mxmf.intent.START_FOR_BUG_REPORT. This is meaningful only when Zebra Extended Bug Reporting is enabled.

  • If the value Off is selected, Zebra Extended Bug Reporting, if enabled, will not initiate a Bug Report when the defined intent is received.
  • If the value On is selected, Zebra Extended Bug Reporting, if enabled, will initiate a Bug Report when the defined intent is received.

Detail Information:

  • Key = bugreportEnableIntent

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  False 
 On  True 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 7.0.

Screenshot Enable

Select whether the Zebra Extended Bug Reporting should be allowed to capture screenshots and attach them to Bug Reports.

  • If the value Off is selected, Zebra Extended Bug Reporting, if enabled, will not capture Bug Reports nor attach them to Bug Reports.
  • If the value On is selected, Zebra Extended Bug Reporting, if enabled, will capture Bug Reports and attach them to Bug Reports.

Detail Information:

  • Key = bugreportEnableScreenshot

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  False 
 On  True 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 7.0.

Show In Power Key Menu

Select whether Zebra Extended Bug Reporting should display an option to initiate a Bug Report in the menu which appears after long-pressing the power key on the device.

  • If the value Off is selected, Zebra Extended Bug Reporting will NOT add an option to the menu.
  • If the value On is selected, Zebra Extended Bug Reporting, will add an option to the menu.

Detail Information:

  • Key = bugreportEnableBRInPwrMenu

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  False 
 On  True 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.3.

ANR Error Action

Select whether Zebra Extended Bug Reporting should watch for the occurrence of Application Not Responding (ANR) errors and take action when they are detected.

  • If the value Do not capture is selected, Zebra Extended Bug Reporting will NOT watch for the occurrence of ANR errors, and hence will take no action if they occur.
  • If the value Capture bug report is selected, Zebra Extended Bug Reporting will watch for the occurrence of ANR errors, and will automatically initiate a Bug Report each time it detects that one has occurred.
  • If the value Capture logcat log is selected, Zebra Extended Bug Reporting will watch for the occurrence of ANR errors, and will automatically initiate a Logcat capture each time it detects that one has occurred.

Detail Information:

  • Key = bugreportANRErrAction

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Do not capture  NoCapture 
 Capture bug report  CaptureBR 
 Capture logcat log  CaptureLogcat 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.0.

Unexpected Error Action

Select whether Zebra Extended Bug Reporting should watch for the occurrence of Unexpected Application Errors (UAEs) and take action when they are detected.

  • If the value Do not capture is selected, Zebra Extended Bug Reporting will NOT watch for the occurrence of UAEs, and hence will take no action if they occur.
  • If the value Capture bug report is selected, Zebra Extended Bug Reporting will watch for the occurrence of UAEs, and will automatically initiate a Bug Report each time it detects that one has occurred.
  • If the value Capture logcat log is selected, Zebra Extended Bug Reporting will watch for the occurrence of UAEs, and will automatically initiate a Logcat capture each time it detects that one has occurred.

Detail Information:

  • Key = bugreportUnexpectedErrAction

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Do not capture  NoCapture 
 Capture bug report  CaptureBR 
 Capture logcat log  CaptureLogcat 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.0.

Send to Cloud Detail

Use this Sub-group to configure whether copies of generated Bug Reports will be automatically emailed and, if so, the details of the email that should be sent.

Detail Information:

  • Key = bugreportCloudDetails

  • Type = bundle

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

State

Select whether Zebra Extended Bug Reporting should automatically send copies of generated Bug Reports to the Zebra Cloud Server.

  • If the value Off is selected, Zebra Extended Bug Reporting will NOT send copies of generated Bug Reports to the Zebra Cloud Server.
  • If the value On is selected, Zebra Extended Bug Reporting, if enabled, will send copies of all generated Bug Reports to the Zebra Cloud Server.

Detail Information:

  • Key = bugreportCloudEnable

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  False 
 On  True 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.3.

Time to Live

Enter a timeout value, the expiration of which will cause the sending Bug Reports to the Zebra Cloud Server to automatically cease.

  • If the value Never Expire is selected, and Zebra Extended Bug Reporting is configured to send Bug Reports to the Zebra Cloud Server via the Group Send to Cloud Detail, Zebra Extended Bug Reporting will continue to send Bug Reports to the Zebra Cloud Server, until the configuration is explicitly changed again.
  • If any other value is selected, at the time Zebra Extended Bug Reporting is configured to send Bug Reports to the Zebra Cloud Server via the Group Send to Cloud Detail, Zebra Extended Bug Reporting will start a timer from the specified timeout value and will cease sending Bug Reports to the Zebra Cloud Server when the timer expires, until the configuration is explicitly changed again.

Detail Information:

  • Key = bugreportCloudTTL

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Never Expire  0 
 1 Day  1 
 1 Week  7 
 2 Weeks  14 
 1 Month  30 
 3 Months  90 
 6 Months  180 
 1 Year  365 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.1.

Store in Device Detail

Use this Sub-group to configure whether copies of generated Bug Reports will be stored in the Zebra device and, if so, where in the device they will be stored.

Detail Information:

  • Key = bugreportStorageDetails

  • Type = bundle

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

State

Select whether Zebra Extended Bug Reporting should automatically store copies of generated Bug Reports in the device.

  • If the value Off is selected, Zebra Extended Bug Reporting will NOT store copies of generated Bug Reports in the device.
  • If the value On is selected, Zebra Extended Bug Reporting, if enabled, will store copies of generated Bug Reports in the device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = bugreportStorageEnable

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  False 
 On  True 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.3.

File Path

Enter the path where Zebra Extended Bug Reporting should automatically store copies of generated Bug Reports in the device when the value On is selected for State.

Note that either fixed or removable storage are supported, but the specified path must be valid at the time Bug Report is generated. If no path is specified, bug reports are stored in /storage/sdcard0/BugReports/, which will always be a valid path for storage of Bug Reports on all devices.

Detail Information:

  • Key = bugreportBugReportFilePath

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.3.

Time to Live

Enter a timeout value, the expiration of which will cause the storing of Bug Reports in the device to automatically cease.

  • If the value Never Expire is selected, and when Zebra Extended Bug Reporting is configured to store Bug Reports in the device via the Group Store in Device Detail, Zebra Extended Bug Reporting will continue to store Bug Reports in the device until the configuration is explicitly changed again.
  • If any other value is selected, at the time Zebra Extended Bug Reporting is configured to store Bug Reports in the device via the Group Store in Device Detail, a timer will be started for the specified timeout value and when that timer expires, Zebra Extended Bug Reporting will cease storing Bug Reports in the device, until the configuration is explicitly changed again.

Detail Information:

  • Key = bugreportStorageTTL

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Never Expire  0 
 1 Day  1 
 1 Week  7 
 2 Weeks  14 
 1 Month  30 
 3 Months  90 
 6 Months  180 
 1 Year  365 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.1.

Send Via Email Detail

Use this Sub-group to configure whether copies of generated Bug Reports will be automatically emailed and, if so, the details of the email that should be sent.

Detail Information:

  • Key = bugreportEmailDetails

  • Type = bundle

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

State

Select whether Zebra Extended Bug Reporting should automatically send copies of generated Bug Reports via email.

  • If the value Off is selected, Zebra Extended Bug Reporting will NOT send copies of generated Bug Reports via email.
  • If the value On is selected, Zebra Extended Bug Reporting, if enabled, will send copies of generated Bug Reports via email. You should also specify additional information to provide the details of the email to be sent.

Detail Information:

  • Key = bugreportEmailEnable

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  False 
 On  True 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.3.

SMTP Host

Enter the address or host name of the SMTP (email) Server via which emails will be sent to deliver generated Bug Reports, and should be specified when the value On is selected for State.

Note that you must have access to an email account on the selected SMTP Server and you must specify additional configuration within the Group to configure Zebra Extended Bug Reporting to send emails via that SMTP Server. In addition, you must have access to a valid email account to use as the destination of the emails, which is NOT required to be on the same SMTP Server, and must specify details of the email address within the Group, to configure Zebra Extended Bug Reporting to send the emails to that destination.

Detail Information:

  • Key = bugreportEmailSMTPHost

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.3.

SMTP Port

Enter the TCP port number of the SMTP (email) Server via which emails will be sent to deliver generated Bug Reports when SMTP Host is specified.

Detail Information:

  • Key = bugreportEmailSMTPPort

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.3.

Sender ID

Enter the ID of the email account that will be used as the source (from address) of emails that will be sent to deliver generated Bug Reports, and should be specified when the value On is selected for State and when a valid SMTP (email) Server is specified via SMTP Host.

Note that you must have access to a valid email account on the configured SMTP (email) Server and must specify additional information in the Group, such as Sender Password to enable Zebra Extended Bug Reporting to successfully send the emails using that account via that server.

Detail Information:

  • Key = bugreportEmailSendersID

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.3.

Sender Password

Enter the password of the email account that will be used as the source (from address) of emails that will be sent to deliver generated Bug Reports, and should be specified when the value On is selected for State and a valid SMTP (email) Server is specified via SMTP Host and a valid email address is specified via Sender ID.

Detail Information:

  • Key = bugreportEmailSendersPassword

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.3.

Send To Address

Enter the email address of the email account that will be used as the destination (to address) of emails that will be sent to deliver generated Bug Reports, and should be specified when the value On is selected for State.

Detail Information:

  • Key = bugreportEmailSendTo

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.3.

Time to Live

Enter a timeout value, the expiration of which will cause the sending of Bug Reports via email to automatically cease.

  • If the value Never Expire is selected, and Zebra Extended Bug Reporting is configured to send Bug Reports to the Zebra Cloud Server via the Group Send Via Email Detail, Zebra Extended Bug Reporting will continue to send Bug Reports via email, until the configuration is explicitly changed again.
  • If any other value is selected, at the time Zebra Extended Bug Reporting is configured to send Bug Reports via email via the Group Send Via Email Detail, Zebra Extended Bug Reporting will start a timer from the specified timeout value and will cease sending Bug Reports via email when the timer expires, until the configuration is explicitly changed again.

Detail Information:

  • Key = bugreportEmailTTL

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Never Expire  0 
 1 Day  1 
 1 Week  7 
 2 Weeks  14 
 1 Month  30 
 3 Months  90 
 6 Months  180 
 1 Year  365 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.1.

Dialog Elements

Use this Sub-array to customize the dialog that will be presented to the Device User to collect information that will be included in generated Bug Reports.

Detail Information:

  • Key = bugreportDialogElements

  • Type = bundle_array

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

Element Detail

Use this Sub-group to define a single element of a dialog the Device User will use to provide Bug Report information.

Detail Information:

  • Key = bugreportDialogElement

  • Type = bundle

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
Type

Select the type of a single dialog element being included in the dialog that will be presented to the Device User to collect information that will be included in generated Bug Reports.

  • If the value ErrorNameTextBox is selected, a text box will be added to the dialog presented to the Device User in which the name to be assigned to the Bug Report being generated can be entered. You must also specify Error Name Text Box Text to provide a text to be pre-populated into the text box.
  • If the value Label is selected, a text label will be added to the dialog presented to the Device User. You must also specify Label Text to provide the text to be populated into the label.
  • If the value TextBox is selected, a text box will be added to the dialog presented to the Device User in which generic text can be entered. You must also specify Text Box Text to provide the text to be pre-populated into the text box. The specified text will to provide guidance to the Device User about the expected value and will disappear when the user begins typing into the text box.
  • If the value VoiceRecordButton is selected, a voice record button will be added to the dialog presented to the Device User. Clicking this button will allow the Device User to record a verbal explanation of the bug to be attached to the generated Bug Report.

Detail Information:

  • Key = bugreportDialogElementType

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 ErrorNameTextBox  AddErrorNameTextBox 
 Label  AddLabel 
 TextBox  AddTextBox 
 VoiceRecordButton  AddVoiceRecordButton 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.3.

Error Name Text Box Text

Enter the text to be pre-populated into a text box that will be added to the dialog presented to the Device User in which the name to be assigned to the Bug Report being generated can be entered and should be specified when the value ErrorNameTextBox is selected for Type.

Detail Information:

  • Key = bugreportDialogElementTypeErrorNameTextBoxText

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.3.

Label Text

Enter the text of a label that will be added to the dialog presented to the Device User when the value Label is selected for Type.

Detail Information:

  • Key = bugreportDialogElementTypeLabelText

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.3.

Text Box Text

Enter the text that be pre-populated into a text box added to the dialog presented to the Device User into which generic text can be entered and should be specified when the value TextBox is selected for Type. The specified text should provide guidance to the Device User about the value they should enter and will be overwritted by the value entered into the text box.

Detail Information:

  • Key = bugreportDialogElementTypeTextBoxText

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.3.

Dialog Time Out

Enter the amount of inactivity time (time in milliseconds with no Device User activity), after which the dialog presented to the Device User will automatically be dismissed, causing the Bug Report to be completed as if the Device User had explicitly clicked the Submit Button.

Detail Information:

  • Key = bugreportDialogTimeout

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.3.

Camera Configuration

Use this Group to configure which camera(s) or other image capture devices can be used to take pictures on a device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = cameraStep

  • Type = bundle

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

Use Of Back Camera

Select whether the Rear Facing Camera, if present on a device, can be used to take pictures.

  • If the value Off is selected, no applications or services running on the device will be allowed to take pictures using the Rear Facing Camera.
  • If the value On is selected, any applications or services running on the device will be allowed to take pictures using the Rear Facing Camera.

Detail Information:

  • Key = cameraUseOfBack

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.3.

Use Of Front Camera

Select whether the Front Facing (selfie) Camera, if present on a device, can be used to take pictures.

  • If the value Off is selected, no applications or services running on the device will be allowed to take pictures using the Front Facing (selfie) Camera.
  • If the value On is selected, any applications or services running on the device will be allowed to take pictures using the Front Facing (selfie) Camera.

Detail Information:

  • Key = cameraUseOfFront

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.3.

Use Of Imager

Select whether the Imager (special-purpose image capture device), if present on a device, can be used to take pictures.

  • If the value Off is selected, no applications or services running on the device will be allowed to take pictures using the Imager (special-purpose image capture device) Camera.
  • If the value On is selected, any applications or services running on the device will be allowed to take pictures using the Imager (special-purpose image capture device) Camera.

Detail Information:

  • Key = cameraUseOfImager

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 5.1.

Clock Configuration

Use this Group to configure the operation and state of the clock on a device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = clockStep

  • Type = bundle

Time Mode

Select whether time and date configuration will be performed explicitly, through configuration, or automatically, by connecting to a Network Time Protocol (NTP) Server.

Detail Information:

  • Key = clockTimeMode

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Manual  false 
 Auto  true 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.2.

Manual Date

Enter the date to be set on a device when the value Manual is selected for Time Mode.

Detail Information:

  • Key = clockManualDate

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.1.

Manual Time

Enter the time to be set on a device when the value Manual is selected for Time Mode.

Detail Information:

  • Key = clockManualTime

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.1.

Auto NTP Server Address

Enter the address of the Network Time Protocol (NTP) Server to be used to perform automatic date and time configuration on a device when the value Auto is selected for Time Mode.

Detail Information:

  • Key = clockAutoNtpServer

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.2.

Auto NTP Sync Interval

Enter the interval at which automatic date and time configuration will be performed on a device when the value Auto is selected for Time Mode.

Detail Information:

  • Key = clockAutoNtpSyncInterval

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 30 minutes  00:30:00 
 60 minutes  00:60:00 
 6 hours  06:00:00 
 24 hours  24:00:00 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.2.

Time Zone Mode

Select whether time zone configuration will be performed explicitly, using other configurations in the Group, or automatically, by connecting to a Network Identity and Time Zone (NITZ) source.

Detail Information:

  • Key = clockTimeZoneMode

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Manual  false 
 Auto  true 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 6.0.

Zone

Enter the time zone to be set on a device when the value Manual is selected for Time Zone Mode.

Detail Information:

  • Key = clockManualTimeZone

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.1.

Time Format

Select whether the format in which time will be displayed on the device will be in 12 hour (AM/PM) or 24 hour (military) format.

Detail Information:

  • Key = clockTimeFormat

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 12  2 
 24  1 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 6.0.

DHCP Option Configuration

Use this Group to configure the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) Client on a device.

The DHCP Client on the device sends a DHCP Request to a DHCP Server and receives back a DHCP Acknowledgment. A DHCP Request sent by a device can contain information about the device or the DHCP Client, and can contain requests for additional information from the DHCP Server. A DHCP Acknowledgment sent by the DHCP Server contains the IP Address assigned to the device by the DHCP Server along with other related information and any additional information requested by the device in the DHCP Request.

DHCP Options are variable-length strings that are identified by DHCP Options Numbers that can be included in a DHCP Request or a DHCP Acknowledgment to convey information between a DHCP Client and a DHCP Server. From the point of view of the device where the DHCP Client is running, a DHCP Option can allow the DHCP Client to Send information to the DHCP Server or can allow the DHCP Client to Request the DHCP Server to return information to the DHCP Client.

Detail Information:

  • Key = dhcpStep

  • Type = bundle

Request Boot File Name (Option 67)

Select whether the DHCP Client on a device will request that the DHCP Server acquire the Boot File Name and return it using DHCP Option 67 along with the IP Address.

Detail Information:

  • Key = dhcpRequestBootFileName

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Request Broadcast Address (Option 28)

Select whether the DHCP Client on a device will request that the DHCP Server acquire the Broadcast Address and return it using DHCP Option 28 along with the IP Address.

Detail Information:

  • Key = dhcpRequestBroadcastAddress

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Request NTP Server (Option 42)

Select whether the DHCP Client on a device will request that the DHCP Server acquire the NTP Server and return it using DHCP Option 42 along with the IP Address.

Detail Information:

  • Key = dhcpRequestNtpServer

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Request TFTP Server Address (Option 66)

Select whether the DHCP Client on a device will request that the DHCP Server acquire the TFTP Server Address and return it using DHCP Option 66 along with the IP Address.

Detail Information:

  • Key = dhcpRequestTftpServerAddress

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Request Vendor Encapsulated Options (Option 43)

Select whether the DHCP Client on a device will request that the DHCP Server acquire the Vendor Encapsulated Options and return whatever is acquired using DHCP Option 43 along with the IP Address.

Detail Information:

  • Key = dhcpRequestVendorEncapsulated

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.5.

Request Domain Search List (Option 119)

Select whether the DHCP Client on a device will request that the DHCP Server acquire the Domain Search List and return it using DHCP Option 119 along with the IP Address.

Detail Information:

  • Key = dhcpRequestDomainSearchList

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Request TFTP Server Names (Option 150)

Select whether the DHCP Client on a device will request that the DHCP Server acquire the TFTP Server Name(s) and return it using DHCP Option 150 along with the IP Address.

Detail Information:

  • Key = dhcpRequestTftpServerNames

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Request Vendor Specific Option#1 (Option 186)

Select whether the DHCP Client on a device will request that the DHCP Server acquire the First Vendor Specific Option and return it using DHCP Option 186 along with the IP Address.

Detail Information:

  • Key = dhcpRequestVendorSpecific1

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.5.

Request Vendor Specific Option#2 (Option 188)

Select whether the DHCP Client on a device will request that the DHCP Server acquire the Second Vendor Specific Option and return it using DHCP Option 188 along with the IP Address.

Detail Information:

  • Key = dhcpRequestVendorSpecific2

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.5.

Request Vendor Specific Option#3 (Option 230)

Select whether the DHCP Client on a device will request that the DHCP Server acquire the Third Vendor Specific Option and return it using DHCP Option 230 along with the IP Address.

Detail Information:

  • Key = dhcpRequestVendorSpecific3

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 6.3.

Send Client Identifier State (Option 61)

Select whether the DHCP Client on a device will send a Client Identifier to the DHCP Server using DHCP Option 61 when requesting an IP Address.

  • If the value Off is selected, you do not need to specify any additional information.
  • If the value On is selected, you must also specify Send Client Identifier State (Option 61) to provide the value of the Client Identifier to be sent.

Detail Information:

  • Key = dhcpSendClientIdentifierState

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 6.3.

Send Client Identifier Value (Option 61)

Enter the Client Identifier that the DHCP Client on a device will send to the DHCP Server using DHCP Option 12 when requesting an IP Address when the value On is selected for Send Client Identifier State (Option 61).

Detail Information:

  • Key = dhcpSendClientIdentifierValue

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 6.3.

Send Host Name State (Option 12)

Select whether the DHCP Client on a device will send a Host Name to the DHCP Server using DHCP Option 12 when requesting an IP Address.

  • If the value Off is selected, you do not need to specify any additional information.
  • If the value On is selected, you must also specify Send Host Name Value (Option 12) to provide the value of the Host Name to be sent.

Detail Information:

  • Key = dhcpSendHostNameState

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Send Host Name Value (Option 12)

Enter the Host Name that the DHCP Client on a device will send to the DHCP Server using DHCP Option 12 when requesting an IP Address when the value On is selected for Send Host Name State (Option 12).

Detail Information:

  • Key = dhcpSendHostNameValue

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Send User Class State (Option 77)

Select whether the DHCP Client on a device will send a User Class to the DHCP Server using DHCP Option 77 when requesting an IP Address.

  • If the value Off is selected, you do not need to specify any additional information.
  • If the value On is selected, you must also specify Send User Class Value (Option 77) to provide the value of the User Class to be sent.

Detail Information:

  • Key = dhcpSendUserClassState

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Send User Class Value (Option 77)

Enter the User Class that the DHCP Client on a device will send to the DHCP Server using DHCP Option 77 when requesting an IP Address when the value On is selected for Send User Class State (Option 77).

Detail Information:

  • Key = dhcpSendUserClassValue

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Send Vendor Class State (Option 60)

Select whether the DHCP Client on a device will send a Vendor Class to the DHCP Server using DHCP Option 60 when requesting an IP Address.

  • If the value Off is selected, you do not need to specify any additional information.
  • If the value On is selected, you must also specify Send Vendor Class Value (Option 60) to provide the value of the Vendor Class to be sent.

Detail Information:

  • Key = dhcpSendVendorClassState

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.5.

Send Vendor Class Value (Option 60)

Enter the Vendor Class that the DHCP Client on a device will send to the DHCP Server using DHCP Option 60 when requesting an IP Address when the value On is selected for Send Vendor Class State (Option 60).

Detail Information:

  • Key = dhcpSendVendorClassValue

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.5.

Send FQDN State (Option 81)

Select whether the DHCP Client on a device will send a Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) to the DHCP Server using DHCP Option 81 when requesting an IP Address.

  • If the value Off is selected, you do not need to specify any additional information.
  • If the value On is selected, you must also specify Send FQDN Value (Option 81) and Send FQDN Flag (Option 81) to provide the value of the FQDN value and the associated flags to be sent.

Detail Information:

  • Key = dhcpSendFqdnState

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 6.3.

Send FQDN Value (Option 81)

Enter the Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) that will be sent to the DHCP Server using DHCP Option 81 when requesting an IP Address when the value On is selected for Send FQDN State (Option 81). You must also specify Send FQDN Flag (Option 81) to provide the flags to be sent along with the FQDN value.

Detail Information:

  • Key = dhcpSendFqdnValue

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 6.3.

Send FQDN Flag (Option 81)

Enter the flags to be sent along with the Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) that will be sent to the DHCP Server using DHCP Option 81 when requesting an IP Address when the value On is selected for Send FQDN State (Option 81) and when Send FQDN Value (Option 81) is specified.

Detail Information:

  • Key = dhcpSendFqdnFlag

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 6.3.

Request Custom Option Number

Enter the option number of a custom DHCP Option that the DHCP Client on a device should request from DHCP Server and return along with the IP Address when the value On is selected for Request Custom Option State.

Detail Information:

  • Key = dhcpRequestCustomOptionNumber

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 8.1.

Request Custom Option State

Select whether the DHCP Client on a device will request that the DHCP Server acquire a custom DHCP option and return it along with the IP Address.

  • If the value Off is selected, no custom DHCP Option will be requested and you do not need to specify any additional information.
  • If the value On is selected, a custom DHCP Option will be requested and you must also specify Request Custom Option Number to provide the custom option number to be requested.

Detail Information:

  • Key = dhcpRequestCustomOptionState

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 8.1.

Send Custom Option Number

Enter the option number of a custom DHCP Option that the DHCP Client on a device should send when requesting an IP Address when the value On is selected for Send Custom Option State.

Detail Information:

  • Key = dhcpSendCustomOptionNumber

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 8.1.

Send Custom Option State

Select whether the DHCP Client on a device will request that the DHCP Server send a custom DHCP option when requesting an IP Address.

  • If the value Off is selected, no custom DHCP Option will be sent you do not need to specify any additional information.
  • If the value On is selected, a custom DHCP Option will be sent and you must also specify Send Custom Option Number to provide the custom option number to be sent and Send Custom Option Value to provide the custom option value to be sent.

Detail Information:

  • Key = dhcpSendCustomOptionState

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 On  1 
 Off  2 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 8.1.

Send Custom Option Value

Enter the option value for a custom DHCP Option that the DHCP Client on a device should send when requesting an IP Address when the value On is selected for Send Custom Option State and when Send Custom Option Number is specified.

Detail Information:

  • Key = dhcpSendCustomOptionValue

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 8.1.

Device Administration Configuration

Use this Group to perform Device Administration functions, such as:

  • Control which applications and services are allowed to submit XML for processing by the Zebra MX Management System on a device
  • Submit XML for processing by the Zebra MX Management System
  • Reserve (and unreserve) application User IDs
  • Control which applications can override the global setting for background data

Detail Information:

  • Key = devadminStep

  • Type = bundle

Support Information:

Action

Select an Action to control access to or utilize the Zebra MX Management System on a device.

  • If the value AllowSubmitXml is selected, a single application or service is allowed to submit XML for processing by the Zebra MX Management System. You must also specify Allow Submit XML Package Name to provide the Android Package Name that identifies the application or service is to be allowed.
  • If the value DisallowSubmitXml is selected, a single application service is disallowed from submitting XML for processing by the Zebra MX Management System. You must also specify Disallow Submit XML Package Name to provide the Android Package Name that identifies the application or service is to be disallowed.
  • If the value SubmitXml is selected, you must also specify Submit XML to provide the XML string that will be submitted for processing by the .Zebra MX Management System.
  • If the value ReserveUID is selected, you must also specify Reserve User ID Package Name to identify the particular package to which the User ID is reserved.
  • You must also specify Reserve User ID Package Signature to assure that the package to which the User ID is reserved is the right one.
  • If the value UnreserveUID is selected, you must also specify Unreserve User ID Package Name to identify the particular package to which the User ID is reserved.

Detail Information:

  • Key = devadminAction

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 AllowSubmitXml  AllowSubmitXml 
 DisallowSubmitXml  DisallowSubmitXml 
 SubmitXml  SubmitXml 
 ReserveUID  ReserveUID 
 UnreserveUID  UnreserveUID 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.2.

Allow Submit XML Package Name

Enter the Android Package Name that identifies the application or service is to be allowed when the value AllowSubmitXml is selected for Action.

Detail Information:

  • Key = devadminActionAllowSubmitXmlPackageName

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.2.

Disallow Submit XML Package Name

Enter the Android Package Name that identifies the application or service is to be disallowed when the value DisallowSubmitXml is selected for Action.

Detail Information:

  • Key = devadminActionDisallowSubmitXmlPackageName

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.2.

Submit XML

Enter an XML string to be submitted for processing by the .Zebra MX Management System, when the value SubmitXml is selected for Action.

Detail Information:

  • Key = devadminActionSubmitXml

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 9.1.

Device Central Configuration

Use this Group to configure Device Central behavior on a device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = deviceCentralStep

  • Type = bundle

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.1.

Bluetooth On/Off Control

Select whether the Device User should be allowed to use the Device Central UI to control Bluetooth Power.

  • If the value Disallow is selected, Device Central will NOT provide UI that allows the Device User to control the Bluetooth power state.

  • If the value Allow is selected, Device Central will provide UI that allows the Device User to control the Bluetooth power state.

Detail Information:

  • Key = deviceCentralBluetoothOnOffControl

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Disallow  2 
 Allow  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.1.

Bluetooth Pairing Control

Select whether Device Central system should allow multiple pairings to the same Device Class.

  • If the value Single Pairing Per Device Class is selected, Device Central system will only allow one pairing at a time for each Bluetooth Device Class (e.g. one headset and one printer).
  • If the value Multiple Pairings Per Device Class is selected, Device Central system will allow multiple pairings at a time for each Bluetooth Device Class (e.g. multiple headsets and/or multiple printers).

Detail Information:

  • Key = deviceCentralBluetoothPairingControl

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Single Pairing Per Device Class  1 
 Multiple Pairings Per Device Class  2 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.1.

Firmware Update Button

Select whether the Device User should be allowed to use the Device Central UI to initiate a Firmware Update.

  • If the value Disallow is selected, Device Central will NOT provide UI that allows the Device User to initiate a Firmware Update.
  • If the value Allow is selected, Device Central will provide UI that allows the Device User to initiate a Firmware Update.

Detail Information:

  • Key = deviceCentralFirmwareUpdateButton

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Disallow  2 
 Allow  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.1.

Display Configuration

Use this Group to configure Display Screen settings on a device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = displayStep

  • Type = bundle

Timeout

Enter the amount of inactivity, in seconds, after which the device will timeout and automatically turn the Display Screen off.

A given device may not support all available values. In the event that a selected value is not supported on a given device, the smallest larger value that is supported will be used or, if no larger value is supported, the largest smaller value that is supported will be used.

Detail Information:

  • Key = displayTimeout

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 15 seconds  15 
 30 seconds  30 
 1 minute  60 
 2 minutes  120 
 5 minutes  300 
 10 minutes  600 
 30 minutes  1800 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.3.

Blanking Mode

Select whether the Display will automatically Blank (display nothing) on a device.

When a Device User is operating a vehicle with a vehicle-mounted device, it is often advisable, for safety or regulatory reasons, to prevent the Device User from interacting with the device or being distracted by the Display of the device, while the vehicle is in motion. Display Blanking Mode provides the ability to configure the device such that the Display Screen will automatically be Blanked (display nothing) when an electrical signal (such as one attached to the accelerator) is detected that indicates that the vehicle is in motion.

At present, Display Blanking Mode is supported ONLY on the Zebra VC80x vehicle-mounted Android device.

  • If the value Never Blank is selected, Display Blanking Mode will be turned off and hence automatic Display Blanking will never occur.
  • If the value Blank When Triggered by Signal is selected, Display Blanking Mode will be turned on and hence the Display will be automatically Blanked and you must also specify all of the following:
  • Signal - to specify the signal that will be used to activate automatic Display Blanking.
  • Polarity - to specify the polarity of the signal specified via Signal that will be used to activate automatic Blanking.
  • Debounce Delay - to specify the time that will be used to debounce the signal specified via Signal.

Detail Information:

  • Key = displayBlankingMode

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Never Blank  1 
 Blank When Triggered by Signal  2 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 7.1.

Stay Awake

Select whether the Display will Stay Awake (prevent automatic time out that turns the Display Screen off) when the device is connected to external power.

When a Device User is operating a vehicle with a vehicle-mounted device, the device may be continuously receiving power from the vehicle power supply, rather than running off its own internal battery. The Display Screen timeout, configured via Timeout, which is generally used to increase battery life, may add little value in such situations. It may therefore be desirable to configure the device to Stay Awake and thus prevent it from timing out and turning the Display Screen off, so long as the device is connected to external power.

  • If the value Off is selected, the Display will NOT Stay Awake and hence the device will time out and automatically turn the Display Screen off, when the Display Screen timeout, configured via Timeout expires, even if the device is connected to external power.
  • If the value On is selected, the Display will Stay Awake and hence the device will not time out and will not automatically turn the Display Screen off, so long as the device is connected to external power, even if the Display Screen timeout, configured via Timeout expires.

Detail Information:

  • Key = displayStayAwake

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 7.2.

Signal

Select the Signal that will be used to trigger automatic Display Blanking when the value Blank When Triggered by Signal is selected for Blanking Mode to turn on Display Blanking Mode.

  • If the value Input 1 is selected, on the Zebra VC80x vehicle-mounted Android device the Clear To Send (CTS) input signal on Serial Port 1 will be used to trigger automatic Display Blanking.
  • If the value Input 2 is selected, on the Zebra VC80x vehicle-mounted Android device the Clear To Send (CTS) input signal on Serial Port 2 will be used to trigger automatic Display Blanking.

A common configuration to support Display Blanking Mode would be to connect the Request to Send (RTS) output signal of the selected Serial Port to the Clear To Send (CTS) input signal on the same serial port, via a switch, such as one activated by the vehicle accelerator. When the switch is activated, the output RTS output signal would be fed back into the CTS input signal and detected to trigger automatic Display Blanking.

Detail Information:

  • Key = displayBlankingModeSignal

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Input 1  1 
 Input 2  2 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 7.1.

Polarity

Select the Polarity of the Signal that will be used to trigger automatic Display Blanking when the value Blank When Triggered by Signal is selected for Blanking Mode to turn on Display Blanking Mode.

  • If the value Blank screen when signal goes inactive (OFF) is selected, the automatic Display Blanking will occur when the specified signal is detected as going inactive (OFF). This choice would be used in specialized configurations where the signal to be used to trigger automatic Display Blanking has reverse polarity.
  • If the value Blank screen when signal goes active (ON) is selected, , the automatic Display Blanking will occur when the specified signal is detected as going active (ON). This is the most common choice for the common configuration of connecting RTS and CTS via a switch.

Detail Information:

  • Key = displayBlankingModeSignalPolarity

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Blank screen when signal goes inactive (OFF)  2 
 Blank screen when signal goes active (ON)  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 7.1.

Debounce Delay

Enter the Debounce Delay that will be used for the Signal that will be used to trigger automatic Display Blanking when the value Blank When Triggered by Signal is selected for Blanking Mode to turn on Display Blanking Mode.

The value specified should be in milliseconds and will be used as a delay following a change in signal state for changing the state of Display Blanking. This is useful to avoid spurious or repetitive changes in Display Blanking state as a result of bounce or chatter on the signal used to trigger automatic Display Blanking. The value specified should be in the range of 250 milliseconds (one quarter of a second) to 32767 milliseconds (more than 32 seconds), which should be adequate to handle most situations.

Detail Information:

  • Key = displayBlankingModeSignalDebounceDelay

  • Type = integer

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 7.1.

Set Display Size

Select the system display size

Detail Information:

  • Key = setDisplaySize

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Small  SMALL 
 Default  DEFAULT 
 Large  LARGE 
 Larger  LARGER 
 Largest  LARGEST 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

Set Font Size

Select the system font size

Detail Information:

  • Key = setFontSize

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Small  0.85 
 Default  1.0 
 Large  1.15 
 Largest  1.3 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

Enterprise Keyboard Configuration

Use this Group to configure the Enterprise Keyboard in a device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = ekbStep

  • Type = bundle

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

Auto Capitalization

Select whether the Enterprise Keyboard on a device will have automatic capitalization turned on (enabled) or turned off (disabled) for the first letter of each sentence.

  • If the value Off is selected, automatic capitalization will be turned off (disabled), and hence it will not be available for use in entering data using the Enterprise Keyboard.
  • If the value On is selected, automatic capitalization will be turned on (enabled), and hence it will be available for use in entering data using the Enterprise Keyboard.

Detail Information:

  • Key = ekbAutoCaps

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.0.

Auto Correction

Select whether the Enterprise Keyboard on a device will have automatic correction of misspelled words turned on (enabled) or turned off (disabled), wherein the space and punctuation keys initiate automatic correction of misspelled words.

  • If the value Off is selected, automatic correction of misspelled words will be turned off (disabled), and hence it will not be available for use in entering data using the Enterprise Keyboard.
  • If the value On is selected, automatic correction of misspelled words will be turned on (enabled), and hence it will be available for use in entering data using the Enterprise Keyboard.

Detail Information:

  • Key = ekbAutoCorrection

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.0.

Block Offensive Words

Select whether the Enterprise Keyboard on a device will have automatic blocking of offensive words turned on (enabled) or turned off (disabled).

  • If the value Off is selected, automatic offensive word blocking will be turned off (disabled).
  • If the value On is selected, automatic offensive word blocking will be turned on (enabled).

Detail Information:

  • Key = ekbBlockOffensiveWords

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.0.

Double Space Period

Select whether the Enterprise Keyboard on a device will have automatic sentence ending turned on (enabled) or turned off (disabled) wherein a double tap on the space key causes the entry of a period followed by two spaces.

  • If the value Off is selected, this feature will be turned off (disabled), and hence it will not be available for use in entering data using the Enterprise Keyboard.
  • If the value On is selected, this feature will be turned on (enabled), and hence it will be available for use in entering data using the Enterprise Keyboard.

Detail Information:

  • Key = ekbDoubleSpacePeriod

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.0.

Flick for Alternate Chars

Select whether the Enterprise Keyboard on a device will show alternate characters when a flick gesture is performed.

  • If the value Off is selected, this feature will be turned off (disabled), and hence it will not be available for use in entering data using the Enterprise Keyboard.
  • If the value On is selected, this feature will be turned on (enabled), and hence it will be available for use in entering data using the Enterprise Keyboard.

Detail Information:

  • Key = ekbFlickForAlternateChars

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.1.

Key Long Press Delay

Enter the length of time (in milliseconds) that a key within the Enterprise Keyboard on a device need to be held pressed to be detected as a long press.

Detail Information:

  • Key = ekbKeyLongPressDelay

  • Type = integer

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.0.

Select the navigation mode the Enterprise Keyboard on a device will use to provide its user experience.

  • If the value Tab-based (new) is selected, the Enterprise Keyboard will use the new user experience wherein different tabs can be used to select the desired keyboard.
  • If the value Key-based (legacy) is selected, the Enterprise Keyboard will use the legacy user experience wherein keys can be used to select the desired keyboard.

Detail Information:

  • Key = ekbNavigationMode

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Tab-based (new)  1 
 Key-based (legacy)  2 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 7.1.

Numeric Layout Mode

Select the numeric layout mode the Enterprise Keyboard on a device will use when it determines that a numeric keyboard should be displayed.

  • If the value Telephone Mode is selected, the Enterprise Keyboard will display a numeric keyboard in telephone mode (e.g. 123, 456, 789).
  • If the value Calculator Mode is selected, the Enterprise Keyboard will display a numeric keyboard in calculator mode (e.g. 789, 456, 123).

Detail Information:

  • Key = ekbNumericLayoutMode

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Telephone Mode  1 
 Calculator Mode  2 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.1.

Show Alphanumeric Tab

Select whether the Enterprise Keyboard on a device will show the alphanumeric tab to allow selection of the alphanumeric keyboard.

  • If the value Off is selected, this feature will be turned off (disabled), and hence it will not be available for use in entering data using the Enterprise Keyboard.
  • If the value On is selected, this feature will be turned on (enabled), and hence it will be available for use in entering data using the Enterprise Keyboard.

Detail Information:

  • Key = ekbShowAlphaNumericTab

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 7.1.

Show Numeric Tab

Select whether the Enterprise Keyboard on a device will show the numeric tab to allow selection of the numeric keyboard.

  • If the value Off is selected, this feature will be turned off (disabled), and hence it will not be available for use in entering data using the Enterprise Keyboard.
  • If the value On is selected, this feature will be turned on (enabled), and hence it will be available for use in entering data using the Enterprise Keyboard.

Detail Information:

  • Key = ekbShowNumericTab

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 7.1.

Show Scan Tab

Select whether the Enterprise Keyboard on a device will show the scan tab to allow control of barcode scanning.

  • If the value Off is selected, this feature will be turned off (disabled), and hence it will not be available for use in entering data using the Enterprise Keyboard.
  • If the value On is selected, this feature will be turned on (enabled), and hence it will be available for use in entering data using the Enterprise Keyboard.

Detail Information:

  • Key = ekbShowScanTab

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.0.

Show Symbol Tab

Select whether the Enterprise Keyboard on a device will show the symbol tab to allow selection of the special symbols keyboard.

  • If the value Off is selected, this feature will be turned off (disabled), and hence it will not be available for use in entering data using the Enterprise Keyboard.
  • If the value On is selected, this feature will be turned on (enabled), and hence it will be available for use in entering data using the Enterprise Keyboard.

Detail Information:

  • Key = ekbShowSymbolTab

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 7.1.

Show Voice Input Key

Select whether the Enterprise Keyboard on a device will show a key to invoke voice input (if supported).

  • If the value Off is selected, this feature will be turned off (disabled), and hence it will not be available for use in entering data using the Enterprise Keyboard.
  • If the value On is selected, this feature will be turned on (enabled), and hence it will be available for use in entering data using the Enterprise Keyboard.

Detail Information:

  • Key = ekbShowVoiceInputKey

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.0.

Preferred Tab

Select the preferred tab the Enterprise Keyboard on a device will select by default when textual data is being entered.

  • If the value Numeric is selected, the Enterprise Keyboard will select the Numeric tab by default when textual data is being entered.
  • If the value Alphanumeric is selected, the Enterprise Keyboard will show the Alphanumeric tab by default when textual data is being entered.
  • If the value Symbol is selected, the Enterprise Keyboard will show the Symbol tab by default when textual data is being entered.
  • If the value Scan is selected, the Enterprise Keyboard will show the Scan tab by default when textual data is being entered.

Detail Information:

  • Key = ekbSelectPreferredTab

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Numeric  1 
 Alphanumeric  2 
 Symbol  3 
 Scan  4 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 7.1.

Suggest Contact Names

Select whether the Enterprise Keyboard on a device showing contact name suggestions while typing based on past actions will be turned on (enabled) or turned off (disabled).

  • If the value Off is selected, contact name suggestions will be turned off (disabled), and hence it will not be available for use in entering data using the Enterprise Keyboard.
  • If the value On is selected, contact name suggestions will be turned on (enabled), and hence it will be available for use in entering data using the Enterprise Keyboard.

Detail Information:

  • Key = ekbShowContactNamesSuggestions

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.0.

Suggest Misspelling Corrections

Select whether the Enterprise Keyboard on a device showing suggestions for corrections of misspelled words while typing will be turned on (enabled) or turned off (disabled).

  • If the value Off is selected, correction suggestions will be turned off (disabled), and hence it will not be available for use in entering data using the Enterprise Keyboard.
  • If the value On is selected, correction suggestions will be turned on (enabled), and hence it will be available for use in entering data using the Enterprise Keyboard.

Detail Information:

  • Key = ekbShowCorrectionSuggestions

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.0.

Popup on Keypress

Select whether the Enterprise Keyboard on a device will have key popup on each keypress turned on (enabled) or turned off (disabled) wherein a visible indication that thekey was pressed occurs.

  • If the value Off is selected, this feature will be turned off (disabled), and hence it will not be available for use in entering data using the Enterprise Keyboard.
  • If the value On is selected, this feature will be turned on (enabled), and hence it will be available for use in entering data using the Enterprise Keyboard.

Detail Information:

  • Key = ekbPopupOnKeypress

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.0.

Sound on Keypress

Select whether the Enterprise Keyboard on a device will have sound on each keypress turned on (enabled) or turned off (disabled) wherein an audible indication that the key was pressed occurs.

  • If the value Off is selected, this feature will be turned off (disabled), and hence it will not be available for use in entering data using the Enterprise Keyboard.
  • If the value On is selected, this feature will be turned on (enabled), and hence it will be available for use in entering data using the Enterprise Keyboard.

Detail Information:

  • Key = ekbSoundOnKeypress

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.0.

Mode

Select the volume mode that will be used by the Enterprise Keyboard on a device when sound occurs on each keypress.

  • If the value System Default Volume is selected, the System Default Volume for keypress sounds will be used.
  • If the value Specified Volume is selected, a specified volume will be used and you must also specify Volume to provide that volume.

Detail Information:

  • Key = ekbSoundOnKeypressVolumeMode

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 System Default Volume  2 
 Specified Volume  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.0.

Volume

Enter the volume (from 0 to 100) that will be used by the Enterprise Keyboard on a device when sound occurs on each keypress, when the value On is selected for Sound on Keypress and the value System Default Volume is selected for Mode.

Detail Information:

  • Key = ekbSoundOnKeypressVolume

  • Type = integer

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.0.

Vibrate on Keypress

Select whether the Enterprise Keyboard on a device will have vibration on each keypress turned on (enabled) or turned off (disabled) wherein a tactile indication that the key was pressed occurs.

  • If the value Off is selected, this feature will be turned off (disabled), and hence it will not be available for use in entering data using the Enterprise Keyboard.
  • If the value On is selected, this feature will be turned on (enabled), and hence it will be available for use in entering data using the Enterprise Keyboard.

Detail Information:

  • Key = ekbVibrateOnKeypress

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.0.

Mode

Enter the duration mode that will be used by the Enterprise Keyboard on a device when vibrate occurs on each keypress.

  • If the value System Default Duration is selected, the System Default Duration for keypress vibrate will be used.
  • If the value Specified Duration is selected, a specified duration will be used and you must also specify Duration to provide that duration.

Detail Information:

  • Key = ekbVibrateOnKeypressDurationMode

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 System Default Duration  2 
 Specified Duration  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.0.

Duration

Enter the duration (from 0 to 100 milliseconds) that will be used by the Enterprise Keyboard on a device when a vibrate occurs on each keypress, when the value On is selected for Vibrate on Keypress and the value System Default Duration is selected for Mode.

Detail Information:

  • Key = ekbVibrateOnKeypressDuration

  • Type = integer

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.0.

Remap Alpha P1

Enter a value that defines the behavior the Enterprise Keyboard on a device will perform when the Alpha P1 Key (located on the Alpha keyboard at Row 1, Column 1) is pressed.

Possible values can be:

  • A single character value (e.g. the letter "A" or the symbol "@") causes that character value to be sent as the behavior for the remapped key.
  • A hexadecimal value in the format \uXXXXXX (e.g. \u000001) causes the specified key code to be sent as the behavior for the remapped key. Allowable values can be determined from the Android documentation: https://developer.android.com/reference/android/view/KeyEvent.
  • The value \EMOJI causes the remapped key to switch to the EMOJI keyboard.

Detail Information:

  • Key = ekbRemapAlphaP1

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.0.

Remap Numeric P1

Enter a value that defines the behavior the Enterprise Keyboard on a device will perform when the Numeric P1 Key (located on the Numeric keyboard at Row 1, Column 1) is pressed.

Possible values can be: - A single character value (e.g. the letter "A" or the symbol "@") causes that character value to be sent as the behavior for the remapped key.

  • A hexadecimal value in the format \uXXXXXX (e.g. \u000001) causes the specified key code to be sent as the behavior for the remapped key. Allowable values can be determined from the Android documentation: https://developer.android.com/reference/android/view/KeyEvent.
  • The value \EMOJI causes the remapped key to switch to the EMOJI keyboard.

Detail Information:

  • Key = ekbRemapNumericP1

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.0.

Remap Numeric P2

Enter a value that defines the behavior the Enterprise Keyboard on a device will perform when the Numeric P2 Key (located on the Numeric keyboard at Row 2, Column 1) is pressed.

Possible values can be: - A single character value (e.g. the letter "A" or the symbol "@") causes that character value to be sent as the behavior for the remapped key.

  • A hexadecimal value in the format \uXXXXXX (e.g. \u000001) causes the specified key code to be sent as the behavior for the remapped key. Allowable values can be determined from the Android documentation: https://developer.android.com/reference/android/view/KeyEvent.
  • The value \EMOJI causes the remapped key to switch to the EMOJI keyboard.

Detail Information:

  • Key = ekbRemapNumericP2

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.0.

Remap Numeric P3

Enter a value that defines the behavior the Enterprise Keyboard on a device will perform when the Numeric P3 Key (located on the Numeric keyboard at Row 3, Column 1) is pressed.

Possible values can be: - A single character value (e.g. the letter "A" or the symbol "@") causes that character value to be sent as the behavior for the remapped key.

  • A hexadecimal value in the format \uXXXXXX (e.g. \u000001) causes the specified key code to be sent as the behavior for the remapped key. Allowable values can be determined from the Android documentation: https://developer.android.com/reference/android/view/KeyEvent.
  • The value \EMOJI causes the remapped key to switch to the EMOJI keyboard.

Detail Information:

  • Key = ekbRemapNumericP3

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.0.

Remap Numeric P4

Enter a value that defines the behavior the Enterprise Keyboard on a device will perform when the Numeric P4 Key (located on the Numeric keyboard at Row 4, Column 1) is pressed.

Possible values can be: - A single character value (e.g. the letter "A" or the symbol "@") causes that character value to be sent as the behavior for the remapped key.

  • A hexadecimal value in the format \uXXXXXX (e.g. \u000001) causes the specified key code to be sent as the behavior for the remapped key. Allowable values can be determined from the Android documentation: https://developer.android.com/reference/android/view/KeyEvent.
  • The value \EMOJI causes the remapped key to switch to the EMOJI keyboard.

Detail Information:

  • Key = ekbRemapNumericP4

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.0.

Remap Symbol P1

Enter a value that defines the behavior the Enterprise Keyboard on a device will perform when the Symbol P1 Key (located on the Symbol keyboard at Row 4, Column 1) is pressed.

Possible values can be: - A single character value (e.g. the letter "A" or the symbol "@") causes that character value to be sent as the behavior for the remapped key.

  • A hexadecimal value in the format \uXXXXXX (e.g. \u000001) causes the specified key code to be sent as the behavior for the remapped key. Allowable values can be determined from the Android documentation: https://developer.android.com/reference/android/view/KeyEvent.
  • The value \EMOJI causes the remapped key to switch to the EMOJI keyboard.

Detail Information:

  • Key = ekbRemapSymbolP1

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.0.

Enterprise NFC Configuration

Use this Group to configure Enterprise NFC settings on a device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = nfcStep

  • Type = bundle

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

Reset to Defaults

Use this Sub-group to reset all the Enterprise NFC settings to their factory default values on a device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = nfcResetToDefaults

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Do Not Reset  false 
 Reset  true 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

Type A Tags

Use this Sub-group to configure whether Enterprise NFC should read NFC Type A Tags.

  • If the value Do Not Read is selected, Enterprise NFC will NOT attempt to read NFC Type A Tags. This could increase the speed of reading other tag types in cases where Type A Tags are not used.

  • If the value Read is selected, Enterprise NFC will attempt to read NFC Type A Tags. This might decrease the speed of reading tags unless reading of other tag types is turned off.

Detail Information:

  • Key = nfcReadTypeATags

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Do Not Read  false 
 Read  true 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

Type B Tags

Use this Sub-group to configure whether Enterprise NFC should read NFC Type BTags.

  • If the value Do Not Read is selected, Enterprise NFC will NOT attempt to read NFC Type B Tags. This could increase the speed of reading other tag types in cases where Type B Tags are not used.

  • If the value Read is selected, Enterprise NFC will attempt to read NFC Type B Tags. This might decrease the speed of reading tags unless reading of other tag types is turned off.

Detail Information:

  • Key = nfcReadTypeBTags

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Do Not Read  false 
 Read  true 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

Type F Tags

Use this Sub-group to configure whether Enterprise NFC should read NFC Type F Tags.

  • If the value Do Not Read is selected, Enterprise NFC will NOT attempt to read NFC Type F Tags. This could increase the speed of reading other tag types in cases where Type F Tags are not used.

  • If the value Read is selected, Enterprise NFC will attempt to read NFC Type F Tags. This might decrease the speed of reading tags unless reading of other tag types is turned off.

Detail Information:

  • Key = nfcReadTypeFTags

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Do Not Read  false 
 Read  true 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

Type V Tags

Use this Sub-group to configure whether Enterprise NFC should read NFC Type V Tags.

  • If the value Do Not Read is selected, Enterprise NFC will NOT attempt to read NFC Type V Tags. This could increase the speed of reading other tag types in cases where Type V Tags are not used.

  • If the value Read is selected, Enterprise NFC will attempt to read NFC Type V Tags. This might decrease the speed of reading tags unless reading of other tag types is turned off.

Detail Information:

  • Key = nfcReadTypeVTags

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Do Not Read  false 
 Read  true 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

Use NFC Data Exchange Format (NDEF)

Use this Sub-group to configure whether Enterprise NFC should attempt to use NFC Data Exchange Format (NDEF) when reading tags.

  • If the value Do Not Use is selected, Enterprise NFC will NOT attempt tp read NDEF formatted tags. This could increase the speed of reading non-NDEF tags by not spending unnecessary time trying to interpret tag data according to NDEF formatting rules.

  • If the value Use is selected, Enterprise NFC will attempt to read NDEF formatted tags. This may decrease speed somewhat, compared to reading unformatted tags, but increases flexibility by allowing applications to receive tag data interpreted according to NDEF formatting rules.

Detail Information:

  • Key = nfcUseNDEF

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Do Not Use  false 
 Use  true 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

Polling Mode

Use this Sub-group to configure the polling mode that the Enterprise NFC should use.

  • If the value Hybrid is selected, Enterprise NFC will poll in a manner designed to strike a reasonable balance between polling speed and battery life.

  • If the value Standard is selected, then Enterprise NFC will poll in a manner designed to maximize polling speed. This may increase battery drain but will reduce tag detection time.

  • If the value Low Power is selected, Enterprise NFC will poll in a manner designed to minimize impact on battery life. This may increase the overall tag detection time, but will reduce battery drain.

Detail Information:

  • Key = nfcPollingMode

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Hybrid  2 
 Standard  1 
 Low Power  0 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

CPU Boost

Use this Sub-group to configure whether the Enterprise NFC should Boost CPU Speed during NFC transactions.

  • If the value Do Not Boost is selected, Enterprise NFC will leave the CPU Speed unmodified during NFC transactions.
  • If the value Boost is selected, Enterprise NFC will Boost the CPU Speed during NFC transactions to enhance performance of those transactions.

Detail Information:

  • Key = nfcCpuBoost

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Do Not Boost  false 
 Boost  true 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

Type A Tag Baud Rate

Use this Sub-group to configure the Baud Rate that Enterprise NFC should use to communicate to Type A Tags.

  • If the value 106 kbps is selected, Enterprise NFC will always communicate to Type A Tags using a Baud Rate of 106 kbps.
  • If the value 212 kbps is selected, Enterprise NFC will communicate to Type A Tags using a Baud Rate of 106 kbps or 212 kbps, depending on the Baud Rate supported by the tag.
  • If the value 424 kbps is selected, Enterprise NFC will communicate to Type A Tags using a Baud Rate of 106 kbps, 212 kbps, or 424 kbps, depending on the Baud Rate supported by the tag.
  • If the value Any is selected, Enterprise NFC will communicate to Type A Tags using any available (automatically selected) Baud Rate supported by the tag.

Detail Information:

  • Key = nfcTypeABaudRate

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 106 kbps  1 
 212 kbps  16 
 424 kbps  32 
 Any  2 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

Type B Tag Baud Rate

Use this Sub-group to configure the Baud Rate that Enterprise NFC should use to communicate to Type B Tags.

  • If the value 106 kbps is selected, Enterprise NFC will always communicate to Type B Tags using a Baud Rate of 106 kbps.

  • If the value 212 kbps is selected, Enterprise NFC will communicate to Type B Tags using a Baud Rate of 106 kbps or 212 kbps, depending on the Baud Rate supported by the tag.

  • If the value 424 kbps is selected, Enterprise NFC will communicate to Type B Tags using a Baud Rate of 106 kbps, 212 kbps, or 424 kbps, depending on the Baud Rate supported by the tag.

  • If the value Any is selected, Enterprise NFC will communicate to Type B Tags using any available (automatically selected) Baud Rate supported by the tag.

Detail Information:

  • Key = nfcTypeBBaudRate

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 106 kbps  4 
 212 kbps  64 
 424 kbps  128 
 Any  2 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

Peer to Peer Mode

Use this Sub-group to configure whether the Enterprise NFC should use Peer-to-Peer Mode. This is generally used when two NFC enabled devices want to communicate with each other to exchange data.

  • If the value Do Not Use is selected, Enterprise NFC will NOT use Peer-to-Peer Mode and hence will operate only in Read/Write Mode, unless it is also configured to operated in Card Emulation Mode by via Card Emulation Mode.
  • If the value Use is selected, Enterprise NFC will use Peer-to-Peer Mode and hence will operate in both Peer-to-Peer Mode and Read/Write Mode, and and optionally also in Card Emulation Mode, if configured via Card Emulation Mode.

Detail Information:

  • Key = nfcPeerToPeerMode

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Do Not Use  false 
 Use  true 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

Card Emulation Mode

Use this Sub-group to configure whether the Enterprise NFC should use Card Emulation Mode. This is generally used when an NFC enabled device wants to emulate a Smart Card.

  • If the value Do Not Use is selected, Enterprise NFC will NOT use Card Emulation Mode and hence will operate only in Read/Write Mode, unless it is also configured to operated in Peer-to-Peer Mode by via Peer to Peer Mode.
  • If the value Use is selected, Enterprise NFC will use Card Emulation Mode and hence will operate in both Card Emulation Mode and Read/Write Mode and optionally also in Peer-to-Peer Mode, if configured via Peer to Peer Mode.

Detail Information:

  • Key = nfcCardEmulationMode

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Do Not Use  false 
 Use  true 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

Use on Lock Screen

Use this Sub-group to configure whether the Enterprise NFC should be allowed to be used from the Lock Screen on a device.

  • If the value Disallow is selected, Enterprise NFC will NOT allow NFC operations to be performed when the device is at the lock screen.

  • If the value Allow is selected, Enterprise NFC will allow NFC operations to be performed when the device is at the lock screen.

Detail Information:

  • Key = nfcUseOnLockScreen

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Disallow  false 
 Allow  true 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

Ethernet Configuration

Use this Group to configure the operation of the Ethernet Adapter on a device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = ethernetStep

  • Type = bundle

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

Power

Select the Power State of the Ethernet Adapter.

A given device may or may not support an Ethernet Adapter. An attempt to configure the Ethernet Adapter on a device that does not have one will result in an error.

Detail Information:

  • Key = ethernetPower

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Control by User

Select whether Ethernet Power control by the Device User will be allowed or not.

A given device may or may not support an Ethernet Adapter. An attempt to configure the Ethernet Adapter on a device that does not have one will result in an error.

Detail Information:

  • Key = ethernetPowerControlByUser

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Use Proxy Server

Select whether a Proxy Server should be used to access the Internet from the network accessed via the Ethernet Adapter.

When specifying that a Proxy Server is to be used, you should specify Proxy Server, Port, and Bypass List together whenever Ethernet Proxy Server configuration is performed to help ensure that all three three values are properly synchronized.

A given device may or may not support an Ethernet Adapter. An attempt to configure the Ethernet Adapter on a device that does not have one will result in an error.

Detail Information:

  • Key = ethernetUseProxyServer

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Use a Proxy Server  2 
 Do NOT Use a Proxy Server  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.2.

Proxy Server

Enter the Proxy Server used to access the Internet from the network accessed via the Ethernet Adapter.

While it is not mandatory, you should specify Proxy Server, Port, and Bypass List whenever Ethernet Proxy Server configuration is performed to help ensure that all three three values are properly synchronized.

A given device may or may not support an Ethernet Adapter. An attempt to configure the Ethernet Adapter on a device that does not have one will result in an error.

Detail Information:

  • Key = ethernetProxyServer

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.2.

Port

Enter the Port that will be used to reach the Proxy Server to access the Internet from the network accessed via the Ethernet Adapter.

You should specify Proxy Server, Port, and Bypass List whenever Ethernet Proxy Server configuration is performed to help ensure that all three three values are properly synchronized.

A given device may or may not support an Ethernet Adapter. An attempt to configure the Ethernet Adapter on a device that does not have one will result in an error.

Detail Information:

  • Key = ethernetProxyServerPort

  • Type = integer

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.2.

Bypass List

Enter the Proxy Server Bypass List which specifies addresses that should bypass the Proxy Server used to access the Internet from the network accessed via the Ethernet Adapter.

While it is not mandatory, you should specify Proxy Server, Port, and Bypass List whenever Ethernet Proxy Server configuration is performed to help ensure that all three three values are properly synchronized.

A given device may or may not support an Ethernet Adapter. An attempt to configure the Ethernet Adapter on a device that does not have one will result in an error.

Detail Information:

  • Key = ethernetProxyServerBypassList

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.2.

IP Address Type

Select how an IP Address will be assigned to the Ethernet adapter.

  • If the value Dynamic (DHCP) is selected, an IP Address for the Ethernet adapter will be automatically acquired by the DHCP Client from the DHCP Server.
  • If the value Static (Manual) is selected, an IP Address for the Ethernet adapter will be assigned based on the values selected for IP Address, Gateway Address, Network Mask, Primary DNS, and Secondary DNS, which you must also specify to provide the required values.

A given device may or may not support an Ethernet Adapter. An attempt to configure the Ethernet Adapter on a device that does not have one will result in an error.

Detail Information:

  • Key = ethernetIpAddrType

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Dynamic (DHCP)  0 
 Static (Manual)  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.2.

IP Address

Enter the IP Address to be assigned to the Ethernet adapter.

A given device may or may not support an Ethernet Adapter. An attempt to configure the Ethernet Adapter on a device that does not have one will result in an error.

Detail Information:

  • Key = ethernetIpAddress

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.2.

Gateway Address

Enter the Gateway Address to be assigned to the Ethernet adapter.

A given device may or may not support an Ethernet Adapter. An attempt to configure the Ethernet Adapter on a device that does not have one will result in an error.

Detail Information:

  • Key = ethernetGatewayAddress

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.2.

Network Mask

Enter the Network Mask to be assigned to the Ethernet adapter.

A given device may or may not support an Ethernet Adapter. An attempt to configure the Ethernet Adapter on a device that does not have one will result in an error.

Detail Information:

  • Key = ethernetNetMask

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.2.

Primary DNS

Enter the Primary DNS Server Address to be assigned to the Ethernet adapter.

A given device may or may not support an Ethernet Adapter. An attempt to configure the Ethernet Adapter on a device that does not have one will result in an error.

Detail Information:

  • Key = ethernetDNS1

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.2.

Secondary DNS

Enter the Secondary DNS Server Address to be assigned to the Ethernet adapter.

A given device may or may not support an Ethernet Adapter. An attempt to configure the Ethernet Adapter on a device that does not have one will result in an error.

Detail Information:

  • Key = ethernetDNS2

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.2.

Firmware Over The Air Configuration

Use this Group to configure how Firmware Over The Air (FOTA) operations are performed and and to explicitly initiate such operations on a device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = fotaStep

  • Type = bundle

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.1.

Device User Control Mode

Select whether the Device User should be allowed to control the Mode of the LifeGuard Over The Air Client via the in-device Client UI.

Detail Information:

  • Key = fotaUserControlMode

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Disallow  2 
 Allow  1 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 9.1.

Mode

Select the mode used to perform Firmware Over The Air (FOTA) operations on a device.

  • If the Mode value Manual is selected, Firmware Over The Air (FOTA) operations will be performed in Manual Mode only when Mode Manual Action is specified and when one or more of the following are specified: Enterprise Reset SUW Bypass, OS Upgrade Suppress Reboot, OS Update/Upgrade/Downgrade File, Verify Manifest File.
  • If the Mode value Automatic is selected, Firmware Over The Air (FOTA) operations will be performed in Automatic Mode you do not need to specify any additional information.

Detail Information:

  • Key = fotaMode

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Manual  2 
 Automatic  1 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 9.1.

Mode Manual Action

Select an Action to perform in Manual Mode to explicitly perform a Firmware Over The Air (FOTA) operation on a device when the value Manual is selected for Mode.

  • If the value Enterprise Reset is selected, you may also specify Enterprise Reset SUW Bypass to control whether the Setup Wizard (SUW) will be bypassed on GMS devices following the Enterprise Reset.
  • If the value Factory Reset is selected, you do not need to specify any additional information.
  • If the value Full Device Wipe is selected, you do not need to specify any additional information.
  • If the value OS Update is selected, you must also specify OS Update/Upgrade/Downgrade File to provide the path and file name of the image file (which must already be in the device file system at the specified location with the specified name) to be used to perform the operation.

Note that the Action value OS Update can be used to perform either an Upgrade or Downgrade operation on devices with Android versions < 8.0 but can only be used to perform an Upgrade operation on devices with Android versions >= 8.0. Furthermore, if the provided ZIP file attempts to do a Downgrade, the Downgrade will NOT occur on devices with Android versions >= 8.0.

  • If the value Verify Manifest is selected, you must also specify Verify Manifest File to provide the path and file name of the Manifest file (which must already be in the device file system at the specified location with the specified name) to be used to perform the verification.
  • If the value OS Upgrade is selected, you must also specify OS Update/Upgrade/Downgrade File to provide the path and file name of the image file (which must already be in the device file system at the specified location with the specified name) to be used to perform the operation. You may also specify OS Upgrade Suppress Reboot to control whether a reboot should automatically be performed following an A/B upgrade.

Note that the Action value OS Upgrade can only be used to perform an Upgrade operation on devices with Android versions >= 8.0. Furthermore, if the provided ZIP file attempts to do a Downgrade, the Downgrade will NOT occur.

  • If the value OS Downgrade is selected, you must also specify OS Update/Upgrade/Downgrade File to provide the path and file name of the image file (which must already be in the device file system at the specified location with the specified name) to be used to perform the operation.

Note that the Action value OS Downgrade can only be used to perform a Downgrade operation on devices with Android versions >= 8.0. Furthermore, if the provided ZIP file attempts to do an Upgrade, the Upgrade will NOT occur.

Detail Information:

  • Key = fotaAction

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Enterprise Reset  5 
 Factory Reset  6 
 Full Device Wipe  7 
 OS Update  8 
 Verify Manifest  9 
 OS Upgrade  10 
 OS Downgrade  11 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.1.

Enterprise Reset SUW Bypass

Select whether the Setup Wizard (SUW) will be bypassed on GMS devices when performing an Enterprise Reset, when the Action value Enterprise Reset is selected for Mode Manual Action.

Detail Information:

  • Key = fotaActionEnterpriseResetSuwBypass

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Bypass  1 
 Do NOT Bypass  2 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 7.1.

OS Upgrade Suppress Reboot

Select whether the automatic reboot that would normally be performed following the successful completion of an A/B Upgrade should be suppressed, when the Action value OS Upgrade is selected for Mode Manual Action. Note that if the automatic reboot is suppressed, the reboot will still be required to activate the new OS following the A/B Upgrade, and the later performance of that reboot, at a suitable time, will become the responsibility of the EMM choosing to suppress the automatic reboot.

Detail Information:

  • Key = fotaActionOsUpgradeSuppressReboot

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Suppress  1 
 Do NOT Suppress  2 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 8.1.

OS Update/Upgrade/Downgrade File

Enter the path and file name of an OS Update or Patch image file, which must already exist at the specified location in the device file system, to be used to update a device when one of the Action values OS Update, OS Upgrade, or OS Downgrade is selected for Mode Manual Action.

Detail Information:

  • Key = fotaActionOsUpdateFile

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.1.

Verify Manifest File

Enter the path and file name of a Manifest file, which must already exist at the specified location in the device file system, to be used to verify support on a device when the Action value Verify Manifest is selected for Mode Manual Action.

Detail Information:

  • Key = fotaActionVerifyManifestFile

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 8.1.

GMS Configuration

Use this Group to configure Google Mobile Services (GMS) settings on a device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = gmsStep

  • Type = bundle

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

GMS Feature Set

Select the amount of functionality of Google Mobile Services (GMS) to enable.

  • If the value All - Full Set of GMS Features is selected, the the entire set of Google Mobile Services (GMS), will be enabled for use. Note that if Google Mobile Services are allowed to be used, may collect and send data to Google.

  • If the value Restricted - Fixed Minimal Set of GMS Features is selected, a limited (fixed) subset of Google Mobile Services (GMS), will be enabled for use. The subset will automatically be chosen to ensure that basic device functionality is not impaired, that all enabled Google Mobile Services operate usefully, and that no enabled Google Mobile Services send any data to Google.

Detail Information:

  • Key = gmsFeatureSet

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 All - Full Set of GMS Features  1 
 Restricted - Fixed Minimal Set of GMS Features  2 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

GPRS Configuration

Use this Group to configure the operation of the General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) subsystem on a device by controlling the configurations of GPRS Access Point Name (APNs).

Detail Information:

  • Key = gprsStep

  • Type = bundle

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

Action

Select an Action to manage the GPRS APNs on a device:

  • If the value AddApn is selected, a new APN will be added, or an existing APN will be overwritten with a new APN. You must also specify Add APN Name to provide the name of the new APN to be added or the name of the existing APN to be replaced. In addition, you must also specify some or all of the following to provide the APN definition:
  • Add APN Replace If Existing
  • Add APN Make Default
  • Add APN Access Point
  • Add APN User Name
  • Add APN Password
  • Add APN Port
  • Add APN Proxy
  • Add APN MMS Port
  • Add APN MMS Proxy
  • Add APN Server
  • Add APN MMSC
  • Add APN Type
  • Add APN MCC
  • Add APN MNC
  • If the value RemoveApn is selected, an existing APN will be removed. You must also specify Remove APN Name to provide the name of the APN to be removed.
  • If the value RemoveAllApns is selected, all existing APNs will be removed and you do not need to specify any additional information.

Detail Information:

  • Key = gprsAction

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 AddApn  1 
 RemoveApn  2 
 RemoveAllApns  3 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.1.1.

Add APN Name

Enter the name of an APN to be added when the value AddApn is selected for Action.

Detail Information:

  • Key = gprsActionAddApnName

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.2.

Add APN Replace If Existing

Select what happens when an APN already exists with the APN name being added when the value AddApn is selected for Action.

  • If the value Replace Existing is selected, if an APN with the name specified via Add APN Name already exists, it will be replaced by the definition of the APN being added.
  • If the value Keep Existing is selected, if an APN with the name specified via Add APN Name already exists, it will NOT be replaced. The existing APN will be preserved and the new APN will NOT be added.

Detail Information:

  • Key = gprsActionAddApnReplaceIfExisting

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Replace Existing  1 
 Keep Existing  0 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.2.

Add APN Make Default

Select whether a new APN being added should become the new default APN when the value AddApn is selected for Action. - If the value Yes is selected, the new APN being added will become the new default APN and will be preferred over other APNs when establishing a cellular data connection.

  • If the value No is selected, the new APN will not become the new default APN and whatever APN was previously the default will remain the default.

Detail Information:

  • Key = gprsActionAddApnMakeDefault

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Yes  1 
 No  0 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.2.

Add APN Access Point

Enter a value that uniquely identifies an APN on the network when the value AddApn is selected for Action.

APN Identifiers are allocated by cellular carriers to identify the networks that can be reached via various APNs. When acquiring a cellular data plan from a carrier, an APN Identifier will be provided, typically along with other information that qualifies or controls access to the network it identifies.

Detail Information:

  • Key = gprsActionAddApnAccessPoint

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.2.

Add APN User Name

Enter a user name that can be used to authenticate to an APN when the value AddApn is selected for Action.

A network accessed via a given APN Identifier may or may not require authentication. If authentication is required, a user name is generally always required and a password MAY also be required.

Detail Information:

  • Key = gprsActionAddApnUserName

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.2.

Add APN Password

Enter a password that can be used to authenticate to an APN when the value AddApn is selected for Action.

A network accessed via a given APN Identifier may or may not require authentication. If authentication is required, a user name is generally always required and a password MAY also be required.

Detail Information:

  • Key = gprsActionAddApnPassword

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.2.

Add APN Port

Enter the port number of an HTTP proxy to use for all traffic over the network accessed via an APN when the value AddApn is selected for Action.

If a Proxy is required, a Port is also generally always required.

Detail Information:

  • Key = gprsActionAddApnPort

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 6.1.

Add APN Proxy

Enter the address or name of an HTTP proxy to use for all traffic over the network accessed via an APN when the value AddApn is selected for Action.

  • If a Proxy is required, a Port is also generally always required.

Detail Information:

  • Key = gprsActionAddApnProxy

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 6.1.

Add APN MMS Port

Enter the port number of an HTTP proxy to use ONLY for (Multimedia Messaging Service) MMS traffic over the network accessed via an APN when the value AddApn is selected for Action.

  • If an MMS Proxy is required, an MMS Port is also generally always required.

Detail Information:

  • Key = gprsActionAddApnMmsPort

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 6.1.

Add APN MMS Proxy

Enter the address or name of an HTTP proxy to use ONLY for (Multimedia Messaging Service) MMS traffic over the network accessed via an APN when the value AddApn is selected for Action.

  • If an MMS Proxy is required, an MMS Port is also generally always required.

Detail Information:

  • Key = gprsActionAddApnMmsProxy

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 6.1.

Add APN Server

Enter a WAP Gateway Server address that should be used for an APN when the value AddApn is selected for Action.

WAP Gateways are rarely, if ever, used on or supported by modern cellular carrier networks.

Detail Information:

  • Key = gprsActionAddApnServer

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 6.1.

Add APN MMSC

Enter the Multimedia Messaging Service Center (MMSC) address required to route MMS traffic over the network accessed via an APN when the value AddApn is selected for Action.

Detail Information:

  • Key = gprsActionAddApnMmsc

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 6.1.

Add APN Type

Enter the Type of APN to be added when the value AddApn is selected for Action.

The value to specify for Type should be obtained from the cellular carrier whose network is to be accessed via the APN.

Detail Information:

  • Key = gprsActionAddApnType

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 6.1.

Add APN MCC

Enter the Mobile Country Code (MCC) of the APN to be added when the value AddApn is selected for Action.

The MCC generally match the SIM Card being used or the APN will not be usable.

Detail Information:

  • Key = gprsActionAddApnMcc

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 6.1.

Add APN MNC

Enter the Mobile Network Code (MNC) of the APN to be added when the value AddApn is selected for Action.

The MNC generally match the SIM Card being used or the APN will not be usable.

Detail Information:

  • Key = gprsActionAddApnMnc

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 6.1.

Add Authentication Type

Select the Type of Authentication to be used for APN to be added when the value AddApn is selected for Action.

  • If the value None is selected, No Authentication Protocol will be used to authenticate for the APN.
  • If the value PAP is selected, the Password Authentication Protocol (PAP) will be used to authenticate for the APN.
  • If the value CHAP is selected, the Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol (CHAP) will be used to authenticate for the APN.

Detail Information:

  • Key = gprsActionAddApnAuthenticationType

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 None  1 
 PAP  2 
 CHAP  3 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

Add MVNO Type

Enter the MVNO (Mobile Virtual Network Operator) Type to be used for APN to be added when the value AddApn is selected for Action.

  • If the value None is selected, No MVNO will be used to configured for the APN.
  • If the value SPN is selected, the MVNO will be specified via an SPN (Service Provider Name) value for the APN, which you must also specify via Add MVNO Match Data.
  • If the value IMSI is selected, the MVNO will be specified via an IMSI (International Mobile Subscriber Identity) value for the APN, which you must specify via Add MVNO Match Data.
  • If the value GID is selected, the MVNO will be specified via an GID (Group Identifier) value for the APN, which you must specify via Add MVNO Match Data.
  • If the value ICCID is selected, the MVNO will be specified via an GID (Integrated Circuit Card ID) value for the APN, which you must specify via Add MVNO Match Data.

Detail Information:

  • Key = gprsActionAddApnMvnoType

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 None  1 
 SPN  2 
 IMSI  3 
 GID  4 
 ICCID  5 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 8.4.

Add MVNO Match Data

Enter the MVNO (Mobile Virtual Network Operator) Match Data to be used for APN to be added when the value AddApn is selected for Action and if a value other than None is selected for Add MVNO Type.

The exact value to be specified depends on the MVNO Type specified. Consult your MVNO carrier for information on the MVNO Type and MVNO Match Data value to be used.

Detail Information:

  • Key = gprsActionAddApnMvnoMatchData

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 8.4.

Remove APN Name

Enter the name of an APN to be removed when the value RemoveApn is selected for Action.

Detail Information:

  • Key = gprsActionRemoveApnName

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.1.1.

General UI Configuration

Use this Group to configure General User Interface (UI) aspects of a device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = uiStep

  • Type = bundle

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 9.1.

Action

Select an Action to perform miscellaneous UI behavior on a device: - If the Action value Clear Clipboard is selected, any data currently in the clipboard of the device will be discarded, This will cause the data to no longer be available to paste.

  • If the Action value Clear Recently Used Apps List is selected, the list of previously used (launched) applications will be cleared. This can be used to prevent the device user from accessing previously used applications or control their behavior or configuration from the list presented when the Recent button is pressed.
  • If the Action value Clear Application Cache is selected, the cache of a specified application will be cleared. The most common use of this would be to delete cached information, such as login credentials or state, and thereby return the application to its default behavior. The use of this Action value requires that you must also specify Clear Application Data Package to identify the application whose cache is to be cleared.
  • If the Action value Turn On All GMS Applications is selected, all GMS applications that are considered Safe to Disable will be enabled.
  • If the Action value Turn Off All GMS Applications is selected, all GMS applications that are considered Safe to Disable will be disabled.

Note: Since it is possible to turn GMS Applications on or off individually, using the values Turn On All GMS Applications and Turn Off All GMS Applications will guarantee only that all GMS Applications are On or Off immediately after the requested Action is completed. Subsequent Actions could result in any mixture of GMS Applications being turned On or Off. The behavior of the system or any GMS applications under such conditions is not guaranteed.

Detail Information:

  • Key = uiAction

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Clear Clipboard  1 
 Clear Recently Used Apps List  2 
 Clear Application Cache  3 
 Turn On All GMS Applications  4 
 Turn Off All GMS Applications  5 
 Clear Application User Data  10 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.2.

Clear Application Data Package

Enter the Android Package Name for which the cache should be cleared by a Clear Application Cache Action when the value Clear Application Cache is selected for Action.

Detail Information:

  • Key = uiActionClearApplicationCachePackage

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.0.

Clear Application Data Package

Enter the Android Package Name for which all user data should be cleared when performing a Clear Application User Data Action when the value Clear Application User Data is selected for Action.

Detail Information:

  • Key = uiActionClearApplicationUserDataPackage

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 9.1.

Allow Device User Control of Do Not Disturb Mode

Select whether the Device User will be presented with the option to control the state of Do Not Disturb Mode from the Menu presented when the power key is held down on a device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = uiUserControlDoNotDisturbMode

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Hide  2 
 Show  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.1.

App Info Icon on Long Press on Recent App Header

Select whether a Long Press on the Home Key will Launch the Google Assistant.

  • If the value Show is selected, an App Info Icon will be shown on Long Press on Recent App Header
  • If the value Hide is selected, an App Info Icon will NOT be shown on Long Press on Recent App Header

Detail Information:

  • Key = uiAppInfoOnLongPressRecentAppHeader

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Show  1 
 Hide  2 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.2.

Auto Correct

Select whether the Device User prompted for corrections to potential mistakes made during entry of data on a device.

  • If the value Off is selected, the Device User will NOT be prompted to correct potential mistakes during data entry.

  • If the value On is selected, the Device User will be prompted to correct potential mistakes during data entry.

Detail Information:

  • Key = uiAutoCorrect

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.3.

Battery Charging LED

Select whether the charging system be allowed to display the battery charging state using the charging LED when a device is in operating mode.

  • If the value Disable is selected, the charging system will be prevented from using the charging LED to display the battery charging state, which may reduce distractions in environments where many devices are charging.
  • If the value Enable is selected, the charging system will be allowed to use the charging LED to display the battery charging state, which may make it easier to distinguish a fully charged device from a partially charged device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = uiBatteryChargingLED

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Disable  2 
 Enable  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.1.

Battery Swap UI Popup

Select whether the Device User will automatically be presented with the Battery Swap UI when the device battery level drops below a fixed threshold.

  • If the value Disable is selected, the Device User will NOT automatically be presented with the Battery Swap UI when the device battery level drops below a fixed threshold.
  • If the value Enable is selected, the Device User will automatically be presented with the Battery Swap UI when the device battery level drops below a fixed threshold, perhaps helping to avoid emergency shutdown and potential loss of data as a result.

Detail Information:

  • Key = uiBatterySwapPopup

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Disable  2 
 Enable  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.1.

Display of Navigation Bar

Select whether the on-screen Navigation Bar will be displayed and hence whether it will take up screen real estate and can be used to navigate the device UI.

  • If the value Off is selected, the on-screen Navigation Bar will NOT be displayed and hence whether it will NOT take up any screen real estate, and hence cannot be used to navigate the device UI.
  • If the value On is selected, the on-screen Navigation Bar will be displayed and hence whether it will take up any screen real estate, and hence be used to navigate the device UI.

Detail Information:

  • Key = uiDisplayNavigationBar

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 7.1.

Launcher Package Name

Enter the Android Package Name of the default launcher application. This would typically be used when installing an new launcher (home screen) application as a replacement for the default Android launcher.

Detail Information:

  • Key = uiLauncherPackageName

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.1.

Locale

Select the Locale to be used on a device.

A Locale is typically specified by selecting a Language (e.g. English) and optionally a Region (e.g. the United States).

Values MUST specify a Language, and optionally a Region.

  • When only a Language is to be specified, the identifier will be the name of the Language (e.g. CHINA).
  • When both a Language and a Region are to be specified, the identifier will be the name of the Region followed by the name of the Language, separated by an underscore (e.g. CANADA_FRENCH).

Detail Information:

  • Key = uiLocale

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 CANADA  en_CA 
 CANADA_FRENCH  fr_CA 
 CHINA  zh_CN 
 CHINESE  zh 
 ENGLISH  en 
 FRANCE  fr_FR 
 FRENCH  fr 
 GERMAN  de 
 GERMANY  de_DE 
 ITALIAN  it 
 ITALY  it_IT 
 JAPAN  ja_JP 
 JAPANESE  ja 
 KOREA  ko_KR 
 KOREAN  ko 
 PRC  zh_CN 
 SIMPLIFIED_CHINESE  zh_CN 
 TAIWAN  zh_TW 
 TRADITIONAL_CHINESE  zh_TW 
 UK  en_GB 
 US  en_US 
 SPANISH  es_ES 
 US_SPANISH  es_US 
 BRAZIL_PORTUGUESE  pt_BR 
 PORTUGUESE  pt_PT 
 AUSTRALIA_ENGLISH  en_AU 
 INDIA_ENGLISH  en_IN 
 SWEDEN_SWEDISH  sv_SE 
 NORWAY_NORWEGIAN-BOKMAL  nb_NO 
 FINLAND_FINISH  fi_FI 
 DENMARK_DANISH  da_DK 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.3.

Long Press on Home Key to Launch Google Assistant

Select whether a Long Press on the Home Key will Launch the Google Assistant.

  • If the value Allow is selected, a Long Press on the Home Key will Launch the Google Assistant.
  • If the value Disallow is selected, a Long Press on the Home Key will NOT Launch the Google Assistant.

Detail Information:

  • Key = uiLongPressHomeLaunchesGoogleAssistant

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Allow  1 
 Disallow  2 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.2.

Network Notification Popup

Select whether the Network Notification Popup will be presented to inform the Device User that their network may be monitored.

  • If the value Off is selected, the Network Notification Popup will NOT be presented, and hence the Device User will NOT be notified that their network may be monitored, even if circumstances warrant such notification.
  • If the value On is selected, the Network Notification Popup may be presented, and hence the Device User may be notified that their network may be monitored, if circumstances warrant such notification.

Detail Information:

  • Key = uiNetworkNotificationPopup

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.1.

On-Screen Power Button

Select whether the On Screen Power Button feature will be turned ON or OFF. the On Screen Power Button feature allows a button to be displayed which allows the Device User to turn the device off, similar to the operation of the physical power button (if any) and can be used to improve the user experience in cases where a physical power button is not present or is not convenient to use, such as when the Device User is wearing gloves.

  • If the value Disable is selected, the On Screen Power Button feature will be turned OFF and hence the on-screen power button will NOT be displayed.
  • If the value Enable is selected, the On Screen Power Button feature will be turned ON and hence the on-screen power button WILL be displayed.

Detail Information:

  • Key = uiOnScreenPowerButton

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Disable  2 
 Enable  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

Pull Down Notification Bar

Select whether the Device User is allowed to Pull Down the Notification Bar to interact with notifications in the Notifications Panel.

  • If the value Off is selected, the Device User will NOT be allowed to Pull Down the Notification Bar, and hence will not be allowed to interact with notifications in the Notifications Panel.
  • If the value On is selected, the Device User will be allowed to Pull Down the Notification Bar, and hence will be allowed to interact with notifications in the Notifications Panel.

Detail Information:

  • Key = uiPullDownNotificationBar

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 5.1.

Show Airplane Mode in Power Key Menu

Select whether the Device User will be presented with the option to control the state of Airplane Mode from the Menu presented when the power key is held down on a device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = uiShowAirplaneModeInPwrKeyMenu

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Hide  2 
 Show  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.3.

Show Pairing Popup

Select whether a New Pairing Popup will be presented when an unpaired peripheral device attempts to establish a new Bluetooth pairing with a device.

  • This option has no effect on existing pairings.
  • This option does not prevent new pairings that are initiated from the device to the peripheral.
  • This option does not prevent new pairings from being established based on configured Silent Pairing rules.

Detail Information:

  • Key = uiPairingPopup

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.3.

Show Passwords

Select whether passwords should be shown (displayed) when entered on the device or hidden (masked).

  • If the value Off is selected, passwords will globally be hidden (masked) whenever they are being entered on the device.
  • If the value On is selected, passwords will globally be shown (displayed) whenever they are being entered on the device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = uiShowPasswords

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 9.1.

Show Virtual Keyboard when Physical Keyboard is Active

Select whether the Virtual Keyboard will be shown when the Physical Keyboard is Active.

  • If the value Off is selected, the Virtual Keyboard will NOT be shown if the device has a Physical Keyboard that is Active. This can help avoid the annoyance and confusing of using up screen real-estate to display an on-screen keyboard when the Device User is using a Physical Keyboard to enter data.
  • If the value On is selected, the Virtual Keyboard will be shown when data entry is in progress regardless of whether the device has an Active Physical Keyboard.

Detail Information:

  • Key = uiShowVirtualKeyboard

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.0.

Status Bar

Select whether the Android Status Bar should be displayed.

  • If the value Hide is selected, the Android Status Bar will not be displayed, which also means that the Device User will not be allowed to interact with notifications in the Notifications Panel.
  • If the value Show is selected, the Android Status Bar will be displayed, which also means that the Device User might be allowed to interact with notifications in the Notifications Panel.

Detail Information:

  • Key = uIStatusBar

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Hide  2 
 Show  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.4.

Use Of Clipboard

Select whether the Device User will be allowed to utilize the clipboard on a device to cut, copy, and paste text between applications.

Detail Information:

  • Key = uiUseOfClipboard

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.2.

Use of Date in Notification Panel to Access Clock Application

Select whether the Date in the Notification Panel can be used to invoke the Clock Application.

  • If the value Allow is selected, clicking the Date in the Notification Panel will invoke the Clock Application.
  • If the value Disallow is selected, clicking the Date in the Notification Panel will NOT invoke the Clock Application.

Detail Information:

  • Key = uiDateInNotificationAccessClock

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Allow  1 
 Disallow  2 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.2.

Use of Home Key

Select whether the Device User will be allowed to utilize the Home Key on a device to leave the current context and return to the Home/Launcher screen.

  • If the value Off is selected, the Home key will be ignored and will cause no action if it is pressed.
  • If the value On is selected, the Home key will be honored and will cause device to go to the Home/Launcher screen when if it is pressed.

Detail Information:

  • Key = uiUseOfHomeKey

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.3.

Use of Magnification Gestures

Select whether the Device User is allowed to Use Magnification Gestures.

  • If the value Off is selected, the Magnification Gestures will be ignored and no action will be taken if they are used by the Device User.
  • If the value On is selected, the Magnification Gestures will be honored and appropriate action will be taken if they are used by the Device User.

Detail Information:

  • Key = uiUseOfMagnificationGestures

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 8.0.

Use of Recent Apps Key

Select whether the Device User is allowed to Use the Recent Apps Key to access recently launched applications.

  • If the value Off is selected, the Recent Apps Key will be ignored, and hence the Device User will not be allowed to access recently launched applications.
  • If the value On is selected, the Recent Apps Key will be honored, and hence the Device User will be allowed to access recently launched applications.

Detail Information:

  • Key = uiUseOfRecentAppsKey

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 7.1.

Use of Split Screen Mode

Select whether Split Screen Mode is allowed to be used on the device.

  • If the value Disallow is selected, the use of Split Screen Mode will be blocked on the device.
  • If the value Allow is selected, the use of Split Screen Mode will be allowed on the device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = uiSplitScreenMode

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Disallow  2 
 Allow  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.1.

User Control of Multi User

Select whether Primary Device User is allowed to invoke UI to manage Multi User, including the ability to Create, Delete, and limit the actions of Secondary Users.

  • If the value Disallow is selected, the Primary Device User will not be allowed to manage Secondary Users, even if the device supports multiple users.
  • If the value Allow is selected, the Primary Device User will be allowed to manage Secondary Users, if the device supports multiple users.

Detail Information:

  • Key = uiUserControlMultiUser

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Disallow  2 
 Allow  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.1.

Touch Mode

Select the operational mode of the Touch Panel in selected devices: - If the value Stylus or Finger is selected, the Touch Panel will be configured to optimize use with a Stylus or an ungloved Finger.

  • If the value Glove or Finger is selected, the Touch Panel will be configured to optimize use with a Gloved finger or an ungloved Finger.
  • If the value Finger Only is selected, the Touch Panel will be configured to optimize an ungloved Finger.
  • If the value Stylus or Glove or Finger is selected, the Touch Panel will be configured to optimize use with a Stylus, a Gloved finger, or an ungloved Finger.
  • If the value Finger and Wet is selected, the Touch Panel will be configured to optimize use with a finger on a wet touch panel

Not all devices support the ability to configure the Touch Panel mode and those that do may not support every mode.

  • An attempt to configure the Touch Panel mode on a device that does not support it will result in an error.
  • An attempt to configure a Touch Panel mode on a device that does not support that mode will result in an error.

Detail Information:

  • Key = uiTouchMode

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Stylus or Finger  Stylus and Finger 
 Glove or Finger  Glove and Finger 
 Finger Only  Finger 
 Stylus or Glove or Finger  Stylus and Glove and Finger 
 Finger and Wet  Finger and Wet 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 5.0.

Screen Protector

Select whether Touch Panel should be optimized for use with a Screen Protector. - If selected, the Touch Panel will be configured to optimize use with a screen Protector.

  • If unselected, the Touch Panel will be configured to optimize use without a screen Protector.

Not all devices support the ability to configure the Touch Panel to account for the use or a screen Protector.

Detail Information:

  • Key = uiTouchScreenProtector

  • Type = boolean

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 9.1.

Turn on/off the Large Key Indicator feature

Select whether the Large Key Indicator feature, which allows a large on-screen indicator to be displayed to indicate the state physical keypad on the device (if any) and which can assist the Device User in cases where multiple key sequences are required.

  • If the value Turn Off is selected, the Large Key Indicator feature will be turned OFF and hence the on-screen indicator will NOT be displayed.
  • If the value Turn On is selected, the Large Key Indicator feature will be turned ON and hence the on-screen indicator WILL be displayed.

Detail Information:

  • Key = uiSetLKI

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Turn On  1 
 Turn Off  2 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 9.0.

Device user control of Large Key Indicator

Select whether the Device User will be allowed to turn the Large Key Indicator feature ON or OFF.

  • If the value Enable is selected, the Device User WILL be allowed to turn the Large Key Indicator feature ON or OFF.
  • If the value Disable is selected, the Device User will NOT be allowed to turn the Large Key Indicator feature ON or OFF.

Detail Information:

  • Key = uiUserControlLKI

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Enable  1 
 Disable  2 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 9.0.

Host Name Configuration

Use this Group to configure the network host name on the device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = hostStep

  • Type = bundle

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

Device Name

Enter the name by which a device will be known on the network.

Detail Information:

  • Key = hostDeviceName

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 5.1.

Key Mapping Configuration

Use this Group to configure how the keys on the physical keyboard (if any) of the device are mapped into key and other behaviors.

Detail Information:

  • Key = keymapStep

  • Type = bundle

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

Action

Select an Action to affect the behaviors mapped to the keys on the physical keyboard (if any) of a device:

  • If the value Add Mapping is selected, a new mapping for a single physical key is added to the mapping tables for one or more keyboard states. You must also specify Add Mapping Key ID to provide the physical key for which mappings are to be added or replaced. In addition, you must also specify the Sub-array Add Mapping Behaviors to define the behavior(s) to be mapped to the identified physical key. If any prior mappings were applied to specify the behaviors of the identified physical key, they will all be replaced by the new specified behaviors.
  • If the value Reset All Mappings is selected, the mapping tables are reset to their defaults. This effectively removes all mappings that have previously been added and returns the behaviors of all keys to their default out-of-box state.

Detail Information:

  • Key = keymapAction

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Add Mapping  1 
 Reset All Mappings  2 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Add Mapping Key ID

Enter a value that uniquely identifies a physical key on the physical keyboard of a device for which one or more behaviors are to be specified when the value Add Mapping is selected for Action.

Detail Information:

  • Key = keymapActionAddMappingKeyId

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 0  0 
 1  1 
 2  2 
 3  3 
 4  4 
 5  5 
 6  6 
 7  7 
 8  8 
 9  9 
 A  A 
 B  B 
 C  C 
 D  D 
 E  E 
 F  F 
 G  G 
 H  H 
 I  I 
 J  J 
 K  K 
 L  L 
 M  M 
 N  N 
 O  O 
 P  P 
 Q  Q 
 R  R 
 S  S 
 T  T 
 U  U 
 V  V 
 W  W 
 X  X 
 Y  Y 
 Z  Z 
 . (Period)  DOT 
 , (Comma)  COMMA 
 * (Star)  STAR 
 # (Pound)  POUND 
 F1  F1 
 F2  F2 
 F3  F3 
 F4  F4 
 F5  F5 
 F6  F6 
 F7  F7 
 F8  F8 
 F9  F9 
 F10  F10 
 F11  F11 
 F12  F12 
 Enter  ENTER 
 Up  UP 
 Down  DOWN 
 Left  LEFT 
 Right  RIGHT 
 Escape  ESC 
 Backspace  BACKSPACE 
 Space  SPACE 
 Return  RETURN 
 Clear  CLR 
 Field Exit  FIELD_EXIT 
 Alt  ALT 
 Control  CTRL 
 Shift  SHIFT 
 Blue  BLUE 
 Orange  ORANGE 
 Green Dot  GREEN 
 Red Dot  RED 
 Volume Up  VOLUMEUP 
 Volume Down  VOLUMEDOWN 
 Scan  SCAN 
 Grip Trigger  GRIP_TRIGGER 
 Grip Trigger 2  GRIP_TRIGGER_2 
 Button L1  LEFT_TRIGGER_1 
 Button L2  LEFT_TRIGGER_2 
 Button R1  RIGHT_TRIGGER_1 
 Button R2  RIGHT_TRIGGER_2 
 Left Trigger  LEFT_TRIGGER 
 Right Trigger  RIGHT_TRIGGER 
 Center Trigger  CENTER_TRIGGER 
 Gun Trigger  GUN_TRIGGER 
 Headset Button  HEADSET_HOOK 
 Back  BACK 
 Home  HOME 
 Menu  MENU 
 Recent  RECENT 
 Search  SEARCH 
 Keyboard Backlight  KEYLIGHT 
 Display Backlight  LAMP 
 Power  POWER 
 P1 Button  P1 
 P2 Button  P2 
 P3 Button  P3 
 P4 Button  P4 
 Rear Button  REAR_BUTTON 
 Left External Trigger  LEFT_EXTERNAL_TRIGGER 
 Right External Trigger  RIGHT_EXTERNAL_TRIGGER 
 Touch NAV_PAD  NAV_PAD 
 Macro 1  M1 
 Macro 2  M2 
 Macro 3  M3 
 Macro 4  M4 
 Macro 5  M5 
 Macro 6  M6 
 Brightness Up  BRIGHTNESSUP 
 Brightness Down  BRIGHTNESSDOWN 
 Keyboard  KEYBOARD 
 Keyboard Backlight Brightness Up  KEYLIGHTUP 
 Keyboard Backlight Brightness Down  KEYLIGHTDOWN 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Add Mapping Behaviors

Use this Sub-array to specify the set of behaviors to be performed for one or more keyboard states. for a specified physical key on a device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = keymapActionAddMappingBehaviors

  • Type = bundle_array

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Behavior

Use this Sub-group to specify the behavior when a specified key is pressed in a specified state on the physical keyboard of a device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = keymapBehavior

  • Type = bundle

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
Table Name

Select the name of the table into which a specific behavior will be stored. Mapping tables are associated with keyboard states and are named based on the state key on the physical keyboard of a device that causes that keyboard state to be activated or deactivated.

Note that due to variations in keyboard size and layout, not all keyboard states may be supported on all devices or on all keyboard possible on any given device. Some or all of the following may values may be supported:

  • If the value Base is selected, the Base Mapping table will be selected. The Base Mapping table defines the behavior that will be performed for a physical key when it is pressed while no special keyboard state is active.

  • If the value Blue is selected, the Blue Mapping table will be selected. The Blue Mapping table defines the behavior that will be performed for a physical key when it is pressed in conditions where the Blue key has been used to activate the Blue keyboard state.

  • If the value Orange is selected, the Orange Mapping table will be selected. The Orange Mapping table defines the behavior that will be performed for a physical key when it is pressed in conditions where the Orange key has been used to activate the Orange keyboard state.

  • If the value Grey is selected, the Grey Mapping table will be selected. The Grey Mapping table defines the behavior that will be performed for a physical key when it is pressed in conditions where the Grey key has been used to activate the Grey keyboard state.

  • If the value Shift is selected, the Shift Mapping table will be selected. The Shift Mapping table defines the behavior that will be performed for a physical key when it is pressed in conditions where the Shift key has been used to activate the Shift keyboard state.

  • If the value Control is selected, the Control Mapping table will be selected. The Control Mapping table defines the behavior that will be performed for a physical key when it is pressed in conditions where the Control key has been used to activate the Control keyboard state.

Detail Information:

  • Key = keymapBehaviorTableName

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Base  Base 
 Blue  Blue 
 Orange  Orange 
 Grey  Grey 
 Shift  Shift 
 Control  Control 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Type

Select the type of behavior that will be performed when a specified key is pressed while the keyboard state associated with the specified Mapping table is active.The following may values are supported:

  • If the value Send Key Code is selected, the behavior performed when the specified key is pressed while the keyboard state associated with the specified Mapping table is active will be to send a specified key code. This performs Classic Keyboard Remapping, where the behavior of a key is changed to be the behavior of some other key, which may or may not be present on the physical keyboard. You must also specify Send Key Code to provide the key code that will be sent.
  • If the value Send Trigger is selected, the behavior performed when the specified key is pressed while the keyboard state associated with the specified Mapping table is active will be to send a trigger signal. Trigger signals may be used to initiate various activities, such as barcode scanning, RFID reading, push to talk, etc. You must also specify Send Trigger to select which trigger signal will be sent,
  • If the value Launch Application is selected, the behavior performed when the specified key is pressed while the keyboard state associated with the specified Mapping table is active will be to launch an application. You must also specify Launch Application Name to provide the Friendly Name of the application to be launched. Note that this is NOT the Android Package Name. To launch an application by its Android Package Name, the value Send Intent should be used.
  • If the value Send Intent is selected, the behavior performed when the specified key is pressed while the keyboard state associated with the specified Mapping table is active will be to send and Android Intent, which might cause any number of possible results, depending on the nature of the intent configured to be sent. You must also specify some or all of the following to define the Android Intent to be sent:
  • Type
  • Action
  • Category
  • Package Name
  • Class
  • Data URI
  • Flags
  • MIME Type
  • Extra Name
  • Extra Value

Sending an Android Intent provides a very flexible way to specify the behavior to be performed for a key by invoking an application or service. As such, there are many options that control the nature of the intent that will be sent. It is generally recommended to fully understand the nature of the Android Intent to be sent before attempting to configure it as a key behavior. In many cases, the application or service to be invoked will define the nature of the intent is wishes to received and that definition can be used to drive the configuration.

  • If the value Suppress Key is selected, NO behavior will be performed when the specified key is pressed while the keyboard state associated with the specified Mapping table is active. This provides a method to remap a key to do nothing.
  • If the value Reset To Default is selected, the behavior performed when the specified key is pressed while the keyboard state associated with the specified Mapping table is active be reset back to its defaults. This will effectively remove any prior mapping of that key in that state and return the key to its standard behavior in that state.

Detail Information:

  • Key = keymapBehaviorType

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Send Key Code  2 
 Send Trigger  1 
 Launch Application  4 
 Send Intent  3 
 Suppress Key  5 
 Reset To Default  7 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Send Key Code

Select the key code that will be sent as the behavior for a specified key a specified state when the value Send Key Code is selected for Type.

Detail Information:

  • Key = keymapBehaviorTypeSendKeyCode

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 0  7 
 1  8 
 2  9 
 3  10 
 4  11 
 5  12 
 6  13 
 7  14 
 8  15 
 9  16 
 + (Plus)  81 
 - (Minus)  69 
 = (Equals)  70 
 ( (Left Bracket)  71 
 ) (Right Bracket)  72 
 ` (Grave)  68 
 / (Slash)  76 
 \\\\ (Backslash)  73 
 ; (Semicolon)  74 
 ' (Apostrophe)  75 
 , (Comma)  55 
 . (Period)  56 
 * (Star)  17 
 # (Pound)  18 
 @ (At)  77 
 A  29 
 B  30 
 C  31 
 D  32 
 E  33 
 F  34 
 G  35 
 H  36 
 I  37 
 J  38 
 K  39 
 L  40 
 M  41 
 N  42 
 O  43 
 P  44 
 Q  45 
 R  46 
 S  47 
 T  48 
 U  49 
 V  50 
 W  51 
 X  52 
 Y  53 
 Z  54 
 Enter  66 
 Tab  61 
 Space  62 
 Escape  111 
 Delete  67 
 F1  131 
 F2  132 
 F3  133 
 F4  134 
 F5  135 
 F6  136 
 F7  137 
 F8  138 
 F9  139 
 F10  140 
 F11  141 
 F12  142 
 NUMPAD 0  144 
 NUMPAD 1  145 
 NUMPAD 2  146 
 NUMPAD 3  147 
 NUMPAD 4  148 
 NUMPAD 5  149 
 NUMPAD 6  150 
 NUMPAD 7  151 
 NUMPAD 8  152 
 NUMPAD 9  153 
 NUMPAD / (NUMPAD Divide)  154 
 NUMPAD * (NUMPAD Multiply)  155 
 NUMPAD - (NUMPAD Subtract)  156 
 NUMPAD + (NUMPAD Add)  157 
 NUMPAD . (NUMPAD Period)  158 
 NUMPAD , (NUMPAD Comma)  159 
 NUMPAD Enter  160 
 NUMPAD = (NUMPAD Equals)  161 
 NUMPAD { (NUMPAD Left Parenthesis)  162 
 NUMPAD } (NUMPAD Right Parenthesis)  163 
 DPAD Up  19 
 DPAD Down  20 
 DPAD Left  21 
 DPAD Right  22 
 DPAD Center  23 
 Move Home  122 
 Move End  123 
 Page Up  92 
 Page Down  93 
 Insert  124 
 Forward Delete  112 
 Clear  28 
 Lamp  10024 
 Do Nothing  10026 
 Blue  10027 
 Orange  10028 
 Grey  10029 
 Diamond  10039 
 Alt  10030 
 Control  10031 
 Shift  10032 
 Keyboard  10034 
 Touch Calibrate  10035 
 Scan  10036 
 Search Key  10037 
 None  10038 
 KeyLight  10025 
 Keylight Up  10040 
 Keylight Down  10041 
 Left Shift  59 
 Right Shift  60 
 Left Alt  57 
 Right Alt  58 
 Left Control  113 
 Right Control  114 
 Meta Left  117 
 Meta Right  118 
 Caps Lock  115 
 Num Lock  143 
 Scroll Lock  116 
 SysRq  120 
 Break  121 
 Function  119 
 Back  4 
 Forward  125 
 Home  3 
 Menu  82 
 Settings  176 
 Application Switch  187 
 Calculator  210 
 Explorer  64 
 Envelope  65 
 Bookmark  174 
 Music  209 
 Call  5 
 End Call  6 
 Microphone Mute  91 
 Camera  27 
 Search  84 
 Contacts  207 
 Calendar  208 
 Volume Up  24 
 Volume Down  25 
 Volume Mute  164 
 Brightness Up  221 
 Brightness Down  220 
 Power  26 
 Sleep  223 
 Wakeup  224 
 Headset  79 
 Push-to-talk  228 
 Camera Focus  80 
 Media Play/Pause  85 
 Media Stop  86 
 Media Next  87 
 Media Previous  88 
 Media Rewind  89 
 Media Fast-Forward  90 
 Media Play  126 
 Media Pause  127 
 Media Close  128 
 Media Eject  129 
 Media Record  130 
 Button L1  102 
 Button R1  103 
 Button L2  104 
 Button R2  105 
 Button A  96 
 Button B  97 
 Button C  98 
 Button X  99 
 Button Y  100 
 Button Z  101 
 Left Thumb Button  106 
 Right Thumb Button  107 
 Start Button  108 
 Select Button  109 
 Mode Button  110 
 Gamepad Button 1  188 
 Gamepad Button 2  189 
 Gamepad Button 3  190 
 Gamepad Button 4  191 
 Gamepad Button 5  192 
 Gamepad Button 6  193 
 Gamepad Button 7  194 
 Gamepad Button 8  195 
 Gamepad Button 9  196 
 Gamepad Button 10  197 
 Gamepad Button 11  198 
 Gamepad Button 12  199 
 Gamepad Button 13  200 
 Gamepad Button 14  201 
 Gamepad Button 15  202 
 Gamepad Button 16  203 
 Zenkaku/Hankaku  211 
 Eisu  212 
 Muhenkan  213 
 Henkan  214 
 Katakana/Hiragana  215 
 Ro  217 
 Yen  216 
 Kana  218 
 Keyboard  10034 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Alt

Select how a key code will be sent as the behavior for a specified key a specified state when the value Send Key Code is selected for Type and when Send Key Code is specified.

  • If the value Off is selected, when the key code is sent, it will be sent with the Alt keyboard state inactive. This will ensure that the key code is NOT interpreted as an Alt key.
  • If the value On is selected, when the key code is sent, it will be sent with the Alt keyboard state active. This will ensure that the key code is interpreted as an Alt key.
  • If no value is specified, when the key code is sent, the Alt keyboard state will not be changed. This will cause the key to be interpreted as an Alt key or not based on the existing state.

Detail Information:

  • Key = keymapBehaviorTypeSendKeyCodeAlt

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 On  1 
 Off  0 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Ctrl

Select how a key code will be sent as the behavior for a specified key a specified state when the value Send Key Code is selected for Type and when Send Key Code is specified.

  • If the value Off is selected, when the key code is sent, it will be sent with the Ctrl keyboard state inactive. This will ensure that the key code is NOT interpreted as an Ctrl key.
  • If the value On is selected, when the key code is sent, it will be sent with the Ctrl keyboard state active. This will ensure that the key code is interpreted as an Ctrl key.
  • If no value is specified, when the key code is sent, the Ctrl keyboard state will not be changed. This will cause the key to be interpreted as an Ctrl key or not based on the existing state.

Detail Information:

  • Key = keymapBehaviorTypeSendKeyCodeCtrl

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 On  1 
 Off  0 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Fn

Select how a key code will be sent as the behavior for a specified key a specified state when the value Send Key Code is selected for Type and when Send Key Code is specified.

  • If the value Off is selected, when the key code is sent, it will be sent with the Fn keyboard state inactive. This will ensure that the key code is NOT interpreted as an Fn key.
  • If the value On is selected, when the key code is sent, it will be sent with the Fn keyboard state active. This will ensure that the key code is interpreted as an Fn key.
  • If no value is specified, when the key code is sent, the Fn keyboard state will not be changed. This will cause the key to be interpreted as an Fn key or not based on the existing state.

Detail Information:

  • Key = keymapBehaviorTypeSendKeyCodeFn

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 On  1 
 Off  0 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Shift

Select how a key code will be sent as the behavior for a specified key a specified state when the value Send Key Code is selected for Type and when Send Key Code is specified.

  • If the value Off is selected, when the key code is sent, it will be sent with the Shift keyboard state inactive. This will ensure that the key code is NOT interpreted as an Shift key.
  • If the value On is selected, when the key code is sent, it will be sent with the Shift keyboard state active. This will ensure that the key code is interpreted as an Shift key.
  • If no value is specified, when the key code is sent, the Shift keyboard state will not be changed. This will cause the key to be interpreted as an Shift key or not based on the existing state.

Detail Information:

  • Key = keymapBehaviorTypeSendKeyCodeShift

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 On  1 
 Off  0 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Send Trigger

Select the trigger signal that will be sent as the behavior for a specified key a specified state when the value Send Trigger is selected for Type.

Eight trigger signals are defined, but not all may be supported on all devices. All devices generally support at least Trigger 1 and generally default to using this trigger signal to activate the barcode scanner. Some devices may support additional trigger signals and some devices might be reconfigured to use Trigger 1 for some purpose other than barcode scanning. To determine which trigger signals are supported on a given device, consult the documentation for that specific device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = keymapBehaviorTypeSendTrigger

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Trigger 1  10016 
 Trigger 2  10017 
 Trigger 3  10018 
 Trigger 4  10019 
 Trigger 5  10020 
 Trigger 6  10021 
 Trigger 7  10022 
 Trigger 8  10023 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Send Intent

Select when an intent should be sent as the behavior for a remapped key.

  • If the value On Key Down is selected, the intent will be sent immediately when the key is first detected as being pressed.
  • If the value On Key Up is selected, the intent will not be sent until the key is detected as being released after being being pressed.
  • If the value On Both Key Up and Down is selected, the intent will be sent immediately when the key is first detected as being pressed and then again when the key is detected as being released.

Detail Information:

  • Key = keymapBehaviorTypeSendIntent

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 On Key Down  1 
 On Key Up  2 
 On Both Key Up and Down  3 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Type

Enter the method in which an Android Intent should be sent to invoke an application or service when the value Send Intent is selected for Type.

Depending on the application or service to be invoked, there is likely only one method that can be used successfully to invoke a desired behavior in that application or service. You will need to consult the documentation or developer of a given application or service to determine whether a category value is needed and, if so, which value will invoke the desired behavior. The possible values are.

  • If the value StartActivity is selected, the Android Intent will be sent using the startActivity() method. This method is suitable for invoking Activities, which are components that perform user interactions. If the behavior to be invoked involves interacting with the Device User, this method will most likely be used.
  • If the value Broadcast is selected, the Android Intent will be sent using the sendBroadcast() method. This method is suitable for invoking Services, which are components that implement background operations. If the behavior to be invoked does not involves interacting with the Device User, this method will most likely be used.

Detail Information:

  • Key = keymapBehaviorTypeSendIntentType

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 StartActivity  StartActivity 
 Broadcast  Broadcast 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Action

Enter the action value of an Android Intent to be sent to invoke an application or service when the value Send Intent is selected for Type.

An action value is NOT mandatory to specify for an Android Intent. But an action value is commonly used to identify the purpose of an Android Intent. This can be especially when the application or service to be invoked supports multiple functions, in which case the action value is commonly used to identify which function to perform when invoking that application or service. You will need to consult the documentation or developer of a given application or service to determine whether an action value is needed and, if so, which value will invoke the desired behavior.

Detail Information:

  • Key = keymapBehaviorTypeSendIntentAction

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Category

Enter the category value of an Android Intent to be sent to invoke an application or service when the value Send Intent is selected for Type.

A category value is NOT mandatory to specify for an Android Intent. But a category value is commonly used to help identify the purpose of an Android Intent. This can be especially when the application or service to be invoked supports many functions, in which case many action values may be used to identify those functions and it may be useful to categorize those functions. In some cases, the same action value might be supported in more than one category. You will need to consult the documentation or developer of a given application or service to determine whether a category value is needed and, if so, which value will invoke the desired behavior.

Detail Information:

  • Key = keymapBehaviorTypeSendIntentCategory

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Package Name

Enter the Android Package Name of the application or service to invoke when the value Send Intent is selected for Type.

It is not mandatory to specify the Android Package Name when sending an Android Intent, but is is often advisable.

  • When an Android Package Name is specified, the intent becomes an Explicit Intent and the intent can ONLY be sent to an application or service with that Android Package Name and no other. This can increase security and is often used when the intent being sent requires any sensitive data. You must also specify Class whenever an Android Package Name is specified, since an Explicit Intent is always sent to an Android Component, which is identified by a Android Package Name and a Class within that Package.
  • When no Android Package Name is specified, the intent becomes an Implicit Intent and the intent may be sent to any application or service that has registered its ability to handle that intent. This can increase flexibility and is often used when the intent being sent requires no sensitive data and when it may be desirable to dynamically control which application or service is ultimately invoked to handle that intent.

Detail Information:

  • Key = keymapBehaviorTypeSendIntentPackageName

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Class

Enter the Android Class that identifies an Android Component within an application or service to invoke when the value Send Intent is selected for Type and when Package Name is specified.

Detail Information:

  • Key = keymapBehaviorTypeSendIntentClass

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Data URI

Enter a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) that identifies some data, in the form of a resource on the device (e.g. a file in the device file system) or off the device (e.g. a resource available via a network) that should be utilized by the application or service invoked by the intent.

Whether the intended recipient of the intent expects a URI to be specified as part of the intent or not is up to that recipient and/or the definition of the intent that recipient is designed to consume.

Detail Information:

  • Key = keymapBehaviorTypeSendIntentDataUri

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Flags

Enter intent flags to be set for the intent to be sent.

Intent flags control how the intent is handled by Android. Some intent flags are specific to the type of component that will be invoked by the Intent (e.g. activity vs service). Whether certain intent flags are needed to produce the desired result when the intended recipient of the intent is invoked is up to that recipient and/or the definition of the intent that recipient is designed to consume. Intent flags MUST be specified as a hexadecimal value with the appropriate bits set for any flag or flags desired. Consult the Android documentation to translate intent flag names, when needed, into their appropriate hexadecimal values.

Detail Information:

  • Key = keymapBehaviorTypeSendIntentFlags

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

MIME Type

Enter a Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions (MIME) type to use when processing the intent data and when Data URI is specified.

Normally the type would be inferred from the data itself. Setting a MIME type explicitly, disables automatic type detection and and forces handling according to the specified type.

Detail Information:

  • Key = keymapBehaviorTypeSendIntentMimeType

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Extra Name

Enter the name of a single extra named string value to be attached to the intent to be sent.

Android allows a collection of extra named values, of various types, to be attached to an intent. Exactly one value whose data type must be string can be specified. When a name is specified, you must also specify Extra Value to provide the corresponding value to be attached for the string extra.

Detail Information:

  • Key = keymapBehaviorTypeSendIntentExtraName

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Extra Value

Enter the value of the String Extra to be attached to the intent to be sent and whose name is specified via Extra Name.

Detail Information:

  • Key = keymapBehaviorTypeSendIntentExtraValue

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Launch Application Name

Enter the Friendly Name of an application to be launched when the value Launch Application is selected for Type.

Note that the application Friendly Name is NOT the same as Android Package Name. The application Friendly Name is generally the name by which the application is identified in in-device UI, such as the application Launcher, the application's Title Bar, and the list of application names display in the Recent Application list and the AppInfo section of the Settings UI. To launch an application based on its Android Package Name, the value Send Intent should be selected for Type instead.

Detail Information:

  • Key = keymapBehaviorTypeLaunchApplicationName

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Power Configuration

Use this Group to perform power-related actions and configure power-related settings on a device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = powerStep

  • Type = bundle

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.1.

Power Action

Select an Action to control the Power to the device.

  • If the value Sleep is selected, the device will go to Sleep (i.e. enter Suspend Mode).

  • If the value Reboot is selected, the device will perform an OS Reboot (i.e. simple Reset).

Detail Information:

  • Key = powerAction

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Sleep  1 
 Reboot  4 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.1.

Battery Percentage Decommission Threshold

Enter the percentage of remaining battery capacity below which the battery will be deemed ready for decommissioning.

Detail Information:

  • Key = powerBatteryThresholdPercentage

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Battery Usage Decommission Threshold

Enter the amount of battery usage (e.g. charge/discharge cycles, coulombs in/out, etc.) that can occur beefore the battery will be deemed ready for decommissioning.

Detail Information:

  • Key = powerBatteryThresholdUsage

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Battery Critical Low Threshold

Enter the threshold battery level below which the battery is deemed to be critically low.

  • The Default Value is 4, which causes the battery to be deemed critical low when the battery level dips below 4% remaining capacity.
  • If the value 0 is selected, the currently configured critically low threshold will not be changed, which is functionally equivalent to not specifying value.
  • If a value from 1 through 25 will cause the critically low threshold will be set to the specified value.

Detail Information:

  • Key = powerBatteryThresholdCriticalLow

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

Battery Optimization Action

Select an Action to control which applications are subject to battery optimization and which are exempt.

  • If the value Add is selected, one or more applications will be made subject to battery optimizations and you must also specify Add Package Names to provide the Android Package Name(s) of the application(s) to be made subject to battery optimizations.
  • If the value Remove is selected, one or more applications will be made subject to battery optimizations and you must also specify Remove Package Names to provide the Android Package Name(s) of the application(s) to be exempted from battery optimizations.

Detail Information:

  • Key = powerBatteryOptimizationAction

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Add  Add 
 Remove  Remove 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 7.0.

Add Package Names

Enter one or more Android Package Name(s) that identify application(s) that should be made subject to battery optimizations.

  • If specified, multiple Android Package Names should be separated using commas.

Detail Information:

  • Key = powerBatteryOptimizationActionAddPackageNames

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 7.0.

Remove Package Names

Enter one or more Android Package Name(s) that identify application(s) that should be exempted from battery optimizations.

If specified, multiple Android Package Names should be separated using commas.

Detail Information:

  • Key = powerBatteryOptimizationActionRemovePackageNames

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 7.0.

Port Action

Select an Action to control the Output Power various Ports on the device.

  • If the value Turn Output Power OFF is selected, the Output Power for a specified Port will be turned off.
  • If the value Turn Output Power ON is selected, the Output Power for a specified Port will be turned on.

You must also specify Port Select to provide the Port for which Output Power will be controlled.

Detail Information:

  • Key = powerPortAction

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Turn Output Power OFF  2 
 Turn Output Power ON  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 7.1.

Port Select

Select the Port that will be affected by an Action to control the Output Power on the device when Port Action is specified.

  • If the value Serial Port 1 is selected, the Output Power will be turned on or off for the first device Serial Port.
  • If the value Serial Port 2 is selected, the Output Power will be turned on or off for the second device Serial Port.
  • If the value USB Port 2 is selected, the Output Power will be turned on or off for the second device USB Port.

Detail Information:

  • Key = powerPortSelect

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Serial Port 1  1 
 Serial Port 2  2 
 USB Port 2  3 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 7.1.

Auto Power Control

Select whether device power will be automatically controlled.

  • If the value Off is selected, the device power will NOT be automatically controlled.
  • If the value On is selected, the device power will be automatically controlled and you should also specify one or more of the following:
  • Auto Power Off to specify whether/how device power will automatically be turned off.
  • Auto Power On to specify whether/how device power will automatically be turned on.

Detail Information:

  • Key = powerAutoPowerControl

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  0 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 7.1.

Auto Power Off

Select whether and how device power will be automatically turned off as part of automatic power control when Auto Power Control is specified.

  • If the value Never is selected, the device power will NOT automatically turn off when the ignition turns off.
  • If the value When Ignition is Turned Off is selected, the device power will automatically turn off whenever the ignition turns off.

Detail Information:

  • Key = powerAutoPowerOff

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Never  0 
 When Ignition is Turned Off  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 7.1.

Timeout

Enter the timeout that will be in effect before device power is automatically turned off as part of automatic power control, when the value On is selected for Auto Power Control is specified and the value When Ignition is Turned Off is selected for Auto Power Off.

Detail Information:

  • Key = powerAutoPowerOffTimeout

  • Type = integer

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 7.1.

Auto Power On

Select whether and how device power will be automatically turned on as part of automatic power control when Auto Power Control is specified:

  • If the value Never is selected, the device power will NOT automatically turn on when the ignition turns on.
  • If the value When Ignition is Turned On is selected, the device power will automatically turn on whenever the ignition turns on.

Detail Information:

  • Key = powerAutoPowerOn

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Never  0 
 When Ignition is Turned On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 7.1.

Heater Action

Select an Action to control device heaters.

You must also specify Heater Select to identify the Heater to be affected.

  • If the value Enable Heater is selected, the Heater will be be turned on and off as needed based on the configured ON/OFF thresholds.
  • If the value Disable Heater is selected, the Heater will turned off and will stay off, regardless of the configured ON/OFF thresholds.
  • If the value Set ON/OFF Thresholds is selected, the ON/OFF thresholds that will be used when the Heater is Enabled will be configured. You must also specify all of the following:
  • On Threshold to set the threshold temperature below which the Heater will automatically be turned on.
  • Off Threshold to set the threshold temperature above which the Heater will automatically be turned off.

Detail Information:

  • Key = powerHeaterAction

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Enable Heater  1 
 Disable Heater  2 
 Set ON/OFF Thresholds  3 

Support Information:

  • Supported on Operating System(s): Oreo and Pie.

  • Supported on Device(s): VC80X and VC8300.

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 7.1.

Heater Select

Select the Heater to be affected by a specified Heater Action when Heater Action is specified:

  • If the value Serial I/O is selected, the Heater that warms the Serial I/O Port of the device will be selected.
  • If the value USB I/O is selected, the Heater that warms the USB I/O Port of the device will be selected.
  • If the value Battery is selected, the Heater that warms the Battery of the device will be selected.
  • If the value Touch Panel is selected, the Heater that warms the Touch Panel of the device will be selected.
  • If the value Keyboard is selected, the Heater that warms the Keyboard of the device will be selected.
  • If the value Scanner Window is selected, the Heater that warms the Scanner Window of the device will be selected.

Detail Information:

  • Key = powerHeaterSelect

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Serial I/O  1 
 USB I/O  2 
 Battery  3 
 Touch Panel  4 
 Keyboard  5 
 Scanner Window  6 

Support Information:

  • Supported on Operating System(s): Oreo and Pie.

  • Supported on Device(s): VC80X and VC8300.

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 7.1.

Off Threshold

Select the temperature above which a specified Heater should automatically turn OFF, when the value below which the specified Heater should automatically turn on is selected for Heater Action.

Detail Information:

  • Key = powerHeaterActionOffThreshold

  • Type = integer

Support Information:

  • Supported on Operating System(s): Oreo and Pie.

  • Supported on Device(s): VC80X and VC8300.

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 7.1.

On Threshold

Select the temperature below which a specified Heater should automatically turn ON, when the value below which the specified Heater should automatically turn on is selected for Heater Action.

Detail Information:

  • Key = powerHeaterActionOnThreshold

  • Type = integer

Support Information:

  • Supported on Operating System(s): Oreo and Pie.

  • Supported on Device(s): VC80X and VC8300.

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 7.1.

Doze Mode State

Select whether Doze Mode will be globally used on the device.

  • If the value Off is selected, the device will never enter Doze Mode for any applications.

  • If the value On is selected, the device will will enter Doze Mode for various applications based on the normal Android rules for Doze Mode.

Detail Information:

  • Key = powerDozeModeState

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 7.2.

RFID Configuration

Use this Group to configure the RFID module in a device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = rfidStep

  • Type = bundle

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.1.

Country of Operation

Select the Country of Operation in which the RFID module will be used.

It is critical that the Country of Operation be set at least once, since the RFID module has no default Country of Operation and will not operate unless/until the Country of Operation is explicitly set, to ensure that country-specific regulator requirements are met.

In most cases, the Country of Operation will be set once and never changed, unless the device is physically relocated to a different country.

Detail Information:

  • Key = rfidCountryOfOperation

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 ALBANIA  1 
 ANDORRA  2 
 ARGENTINA  3 
 AUSTRALIA  4 
 BANGLADESH  5 
 BHUTAN  6 
 BOLIVIA  7 
 BOSNIA_HERZENGOVINA  8 
 BRAZIL  9 
 CANADA  10 
 CAMBODIA  11 
 CHILE  12 
 CHINA  13 
 COLOMBIA  14 
 DOMINICAN_REPUBLIC  15 
 ECUADOR  16 
 EL_SALVADOR  17 
 UNITED_KINGDOM  18 
 GUATEMALA  19 
 GUAM  20 
 HONG_KONG  21 
 INDIA  22 
 INDONESIA  23 
 JAPAN_1W_LBT  24 
 JAPAN_250MW  25 
 LAOS_EU  26 
 LAOS_FCC  27 
 MACAU  28 
 MACEDONIA  29 
 MALAYSIA  30 
 MEXICO  31 
 MONACO  32 
 MOTENEGRO  33 
 NEW_ZEALAND_FCC  34 
 NEW_ZEALAND_EU  35 
 PAKISTAN  36 
 PANAMA  37 
 PARAGUAY  38 
 PERU  39 
 PHILIPPINES  40 
 PUERTO_RICO  41 
 RUSSIA  42 
 SAUDI_ARABIA  43 
 SINGAPORE  44 
 SOUTH_AFRICA  45 
 SOUTH_KOREA  46 
 SRI_LANKA  47 
 TAIWAN  48 
 THAILAND  49 
 TURKEY  50 
 UAE  51 
 UNITED_STATES  52 
 URUGUAY  53 
 VENEZUELA  54 
 VIETNAM  55 
 VIRGINIA_ISLAND  56 
 ETSI 302.208 compliant generic  57 
 FCC Part-16 compliant generic  58 
 ISRAEL  59 
 ALGERIA  60 
 ARMENIA  61 
 AUSTRIA  62 
 AZERBAIJAN  63 
 BAHRAIN  64 
 BELGIUM  65 
 BULGARIA  66 
 COSTA_RICA  67 
 CROATIA  68 
 CYPRUS  69 
 CZECH_REPUBLIC  70 
 DENMARK  71 
 EGYPT  72 
 ESTONIA  73 
 FINLAND  74 
 FRANCE  75 
 GEORGIA  76 
 GERMANY  77 
 GREECE  78 
 HUNGARY  79 
 ICELAND  80 
 IRELAND  81 
 ITALY  82 
 JORDAN  83 
 KAZAKHSTAN  84 
 KUWAIT  85 
 LATVIA  86 
 LITHUANIA  87 
 LUXEMBOURG  88 
 MALTA  89 
 NETHERLANDS  90 
 NORWAY  91 
 OMAN  92 
 POLAND  93 
 PORTUGAL  94 
 QATAR  95 
 ROMANIA  96 
 SERBIA  97 
 SLOVAKIA  98 
 SLOVENIA  99 
 SPAIN  100 
 SWEDEN  101 
 SWITZERLAND  102 
 TUNISIA  103 
 UKRAINE  104 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.1.

Channel Mask

Enter the Channel Mask that determines which of the Channels that are allowed, based on the currently selected Country of Operation will be used by the RFID module.

  • If no Channel Mask is specified, the RFID module will be free to use any or all Channels that are available based on the currently selected Country of Operation.
  • If a Channel Mask is specified, the specified value must consist of one or more Channel Numbers, separated by commas if more than one is specified, which identify the Channels that can be used. The RFID module will limit itself to just the Channels that are allowed for the currently selected Country of Operation AND that are in the set of Channels specified.

Consult the product documentation for the device being used to obtain the set of allowable Channel Numbers.

Detail Information:

  • Key = rfidCountryOfOperationChannelMask

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.1.

Channel Hopping

Select whether Channel Hopping will be performed among the Channels that are used by the RFID module.

Detail Information:

  • Key = rfidCountryOfOperationChannelHopping

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  0 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.1.

Action

Select an Action to alter the behavior or configuration of the RFID module.

  • If the value Update Firmware is selected, the firmware of the RFID module will be updated and you must also specify Update Firmware File to provide the path and file name of the file, which must exist in the device file system, containing the firmware update to be applied to the RFID module.
  • If the value Export Settings is selected, the current configuration of the RFID module will be exported and stored in a file in the device file system. This file could then be extracted from the device and used for troubleshooting potential configuration issues related to the RFID module.
  • If the value Reset Radio is selected, the radio of the RFID module will be reset, without changing its settings. This could be used to recover from an error or other failure of the RFID module.
  • If the value Reset Radio to Factory Defaults is selected, the configuration of the RFID module will be returned to its default out-of-box state and the radio will be reset. This could be used to recover from a serious configuration error that prevents the RFID module from functioning appropriately.
  • If the value Update Firmware and Reset Radio to Factory Defaults is selected, the firmware of the RFID will be updated,l the configuration of the RFID module will be returned to its default out-of-box state, and the radio will be reset. This could necessary when applying a major new firmware update, that add lots of new configuration settings, to ensure that the RFID module is configured in a known and compatible state.

Detail Information:

  • Key = rfidAction

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Update Firmware  1 
 Export Settings  2 
 Reset Radio  4 
 Reset Radio to Factory Defaults  5 
 Update Firmware and Reset Radio to Factory Defaults  6 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.1.

Update Firmware File

Enter the path and file name of the file containing the firmware update to be applied when the value Update Firmware or the value Update Firmware and Reset Radio to Factory Defaults is selected for Action.

Detail Information:

  • Key = rfidActionUpdateFirmwareFile

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.1.

Transmit Power Level

Enter the RFID Power Level that should be used by the RFID module.

The RFID Power Level should be specified in tenths of dBm in the range of 0 to 300, inclusive.

For example, to specify an RFID Power Level of 29.5 dBm, specify a value of 295.

Detail Information:

  • Key = rfidTransmitPowerLevel

  • Type = integer

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.1.

Query Select

Select which RFID tags should be operated upon by the RFID module during a Query Operation, based on the state of the SL flag.

  • If the value Query applies to all tags is selected, when the RFID module performs a Query Operation, it will consider all RFID tags that are currently visible to the RFID module.
  • If the value Query applies to tags with SL de-asserted is selected, when the RFID module performs a Query Operation, it will consider only those RFID tags that are currently visible to the RFID module AND that have SL flag de-asserted (i.e tags for which the SL flag has NOT been set using the Select command).
  • If the value Query applies to tags with SL asserted is selected, when the RFID module performs a Query Operation, it will consider only those RFID tags that are currently visible to the RFID module AND that have SL flag asserted (i.e tags for which the SL flag HAS been set using the Select command).

Detail Information:

  • Key = rfidQuerySelect

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Query applies to all tags  0 
 Query applies to tags with SL de-asserted  2 
 Query applies to tags with SL asserted  3 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.1.

Query Session

Enter which Session should be used by the RFID module to access RFID tags during a Query Operation.

Allowable values are SessionS0, SessionS1, SessionS2, and SessionS3.

Sessions provide options for how to count tags. For more information on the use of Sessions, consult the device product documentation.

Detail Information:

  • Key = rfidQuerySession

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 SessionS0  0 
 SessionS1  1 
 SessionS2  2 
 SessionS3  3 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.1.

Query Target

Select how the A and B flags of RFID tags should be handled by the RFID module during a Query Operation.

  • If the value Inventory Target Flag A is selected, when the RFID module performs a Query Operation, it will consider only those RFID tags that are currently visible to the RFID module AND that are in State A.
  • If the value Inventory Target Flag B is selected, when the RFID module performs a Query Operation, it will consider only those RFID tags that are currently visible to the RFID module AND that are in State B.
  • If the value AB Flip is selected, when the RFID module performs a Query Operation, it will consider only those RFID tags that are currently visible to the RFID module AND that are in either State A or State B and will Flip the State from A to B or B to A for the session.

Detail Information:

  • Key = rfidQueryTarget

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Inventory Target Flag A  0 
 Inventory Target Flag B  1 
 AB Flip  2 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.1.

Remote Scanner Management

Use this Group to manage a Remote Scanner that is connected to a device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = remotescannerStep

  • Type = bundle

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

Action

Select an Action to control a Remote Scanner that isconnected to a device.

  • If the value Apply Configuration Package(RS6000 only) is selected, a configuration file will be used to apply new configuration to a Remote Scanner. You must also specify Config Serial Number to provide the Serial Number that identifies the Remote Scanner to be configured. You must also specify Config File to provide the path and file name of the configuration file to be applied.
  • If the value Update Scanner Firmware is selected, a firmware file will be used to update the firmware of a Remote Scanner. You must also specify Update Serial Number to provide the Serial Number that identifies the Remote Scanner to be updated. You must also specify Update File to provide the path and file name of the firmware file to be applied.
  • If the value Reset Scanner(RS6000 only) is selected, a Remote Scanner will be reset, allowing errors to be cleared and proper operation of aRemote Scanner to be restored. You must also specify Reset Serial Number to provide the Serial Number that identifies the Remote Scanner to be reset.
  • If the value Page Scanner(RS6000 only) is selected, a Remote Scanner will be paged, allowing a misplaced Remote Scanner to be more easily located. You must also specify Page Serial Number to provide the Serial Number that identifies the Remote Scanner to be paged.
  • If the value Disconnect Scanner(RS6000 only) is selected, a Remote Scanner will be disconnected, terminating the connection between the device and the Remote Scanner and preventing its subsequent use. You must also specify Disconnect Serial Number to provide the Serial Number that identifies the Remote Scanner to be disconnected.
  • If the value Unpair Scanner(RS6000 only) is selected, a Remote Scanner will be unpaired, terminating the pairing between the device and the Remote Scanner and preventing its re-connection without first repairing. You must also specify Unpair Serial Number to provide the Serial Number that identifies the Remote Scanner to be unpaired.

Detail Information:

  • Key = remotescannerAction

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Apply Configuration Package(RS6000 only)  1 
 Update Scanner Firmware  2 
 Reset Scanner(RS6000 only)  3 
 Page Scanner(RS6000 only)  4 
 Disconnect Scanner(RS6000 only)  5 
 Unpair Scanner(RS6000 only)  6 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 5.2.

Config Serial Number

Enter the Serial Number that identifies a Remote Scanner to which configuration should be applied when the value Apply Configuration Package(RS6000 only) is selected for Action. You must also specify Config File to provide the path and file name of the configuration file to be used.

Detail Information:

  • Key = remotescannerActionConfigSerialNumber

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 5.2.

Config File

Enter the path and file name of a configuration file, which must exist at the specified location in the device file system, from which configuration should be applied to the specified Remote Scanner when the value Apply Configuration Package(RS6000 only) is selected for Action.

Detail Information:

  • Key = remotescannerActionConfigFile

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 5.2.

Update Serial Number

Enter the Serial Number that identifies a Remote Scanner for which a firmware update should be performed when the value Update Scanner Firmware is selected for Action. You must also specify Update File to provide the path and file name of the firmware file to be used.

Detail Information:

  • Key = remotescannerActionUpdateSerialNumber

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.2.

Update File

Enter the path and file name of a firmware file, which must exist at the specified location in the device file system, from which firmware update should be performed to the specified Remote Scanner when the value Update Scanner Firmware is selected for Action.

Detail Information:

  • Key = remotescannerActionUpdateFile

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 5.2.

Reset Serial Number

Enter the Serial Number that identifies a Remote Scanner to be reset when the value Reset Scanner(RS6000 only) is selected for Action.

Detail Information:

  • Key = remotescannerActionResetSerialNumber

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 5.2.

Page Serial Number

Enter the Serial Number that identifies a Remote Scanner to be paged when the value Page Scanner(RS6000 only) is selected for Action.

Detail Information:

  • Key = remotescannerActionPageSerialNumber

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 5.2.

Disconnect Serial Number

Enter the Serial Number that identifies a Remote Scanner to be disconnected when the value Disconnect Scanner(RS6000 only) is selected for Action.

Detail Information:

  • Key = remotescannerActionDisconnectSerialNumber

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 5.2.

Unpair Serial Number

Enter the Serial Number that identifies a Remote Scanner to be unpaired when the value Unpair Scanner(RS6000 only) is selected for Action.

Detail Information:

  • Key = remotescannerActionUnpairSerialNumber

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 5.2.

Security Configuration

Use this Group to configure security-related settings on a device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = securityStep

  • Type = bundle

Action

Select an Action to adjust various security features on a device.

  • If the value Add Key is selected, you must also specify Add Key Name to provide the name of the key to be added and you must also specify Add Key Value to provide the value of the key to be added.
  • If the value Remove Key is selected, you must also specify Remove Key Name to provide the name of the key to be removed.
  • If the value Remove All Keys is selected, you do not need to specify any additional information.
  • If the value Encrypt SD Card is selected, you must also specify Encrypt SD Card Key Name to provide the name of the key to be used to encrypt the SD Card.
  • If the value Wipe SD Card is selected, you do not need to specify any additional information.

Detail Information:

  • Key = securityAction

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Add Key  AddKey 
 Remove Key  RemoveKey 
 Remove All Keys  RemoveAllKeys 
 Encrypt SD Card  EncryptSdCard 
 Wipe SD Card  WipeSdCard 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: Ask=TBD.

Add Key Name

Enter the name of a key to be added when the Action value Add Key is selected for Action.

You must also specify Add Key Value to provide the value to be added for the specified key name.

Detail Information:

  • Key = securityActionAddKeyName

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.3.

Add Key Value

Enter the value of a key to be added when the Action value Add Key is selected for Action.

You must also specify Add Key Name to provide the key name for which this value should be added.

A key value must be a string value containing exactly 64 hexadecimal characters ("0-9" and/or "A-F" characters) that encode a 256 bit binary value for an AES encryption key.

The key value can be generated in any manner desired as long as it is a 256 bit binary value and is represented as 64 hexadecimal characters, although in most cases, best practice would be to randomly generate keys to maximize their effectiveness in protecting data.

Detail Information:

  • Key = securityActionAddKeyValue

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.3.

Remove Key Name

Enter the name of a key to be removed when the Action value Remove Key is selected for Action.

Detail Information:

  • Key = securityActionRemoveKeyName

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.3.

Encrypt SD Card Key Name

Enter the name of a key to be used to encrypt the SD Card when the Action value Encrypt SD Card is selected for Action.

Detail Information:

  • Key = securityEncryptSDCardKeyName

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.3.

Instant Screen Lock on Power Key

Select what happens when the Power Key on the device is used to turn the device off, especially whether the device will be locked, requiring it to be unlocked by entering a PIN or password, if one is specified.

  • If the value Off is selected, turning the device off using the Power Key will be handled the same as when the device times out and turns itself off automatically. In such a case, if device remains off for longer than value set via Screen Lock Timeout, when it is turned back on, the device will be locked, requiring whatever unlock action is set via Screen Lock Type.
  • If the value On is selected, turning the device off using the Power Key will be handled differently than when the device times out and turns itself off automatically, specifically the device will become locked immediately when the device is turned off using the Power Key. In such a case, no matter how long the device remains off, when it is turned back on, the device will be locked, requiring whatever unlock action is set via Screen Lock Type.

Detail Information:

  • Key = securityPowerKeyInstantLock

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  Off 
 On  On 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.3.

Screen Lock Type

Select the type of lock that is used to protect the device from use by unauthorized persons.

  • If the value None is selected, no lock will be applied and the device can be used by anyone.
  • If the value Swipe is selected, unlocking will require only a simple swipe and the device can be used by anyone.
  • If the value PIN is selected, unlocking will require entry of a PIN (personal identification number) and the device can only be unlocked by someone knowing the correct PIN value.
  • If the value Password is selected, unlocking will require entry of a password and the device can only be unlocked by someone knowing the correct password value.
  • If the value Pattern is selected, unlocking will require drawing a pattern on the screen using the touch panel and the device can only be unlocked by someone knowing the correct pattern.

Detail Information:

  • Key = securityScreenLockType

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 None  5 
 Swipe  1 
 PIN  3 
 Password  4 
 Pattern  2 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.0.

Screen Lock Timeout

Select what happens when a device turns off as a result of a timeout.

  • If the device stays off for at least the time specified, the device will be locked and an unlock will be required when the device is turned back on, if any lock was configured using Screen Lock Type.
  • If the device stays off for less than the time specified, the device will NOT be locked and hence no unlock will be required when the device is turned back on, even if a lock was configured using Screen Lock Type.

Detail Information:

  • Key = securityScreenLockTimeout

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Immediately after Display Timeout  1 
 5 seconds after Display Timeout  5 
 15 seconds after Display Timeout  15 
 30 seconds after Display Timeout  30 
 1 minute after Display Timeout  60 
 2 minutes after Display Timeout  120 
 5 minutes after Display Timeout  300 
 10 minutes after Display Timeout  600 
 30 minutes after Display Timeout  1800 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.3.

Service Access Configuration

Use this Group to configure which Zebra Value-Add Services are allowed to be used on a device and, optionally, by which applications. Zebra Value-Add Services may be of various types, and may include:

  • Privilege Escalation APIs, typically used by special purpose applications, such as Remote Control Clients.

  • Configuration Service Providers (CSPs), typically used by special purpose applications, such as Enterprise Mobility Manager (EMM) Agents.

Detail Information:

  • Key = serviceAccessStep

  • Type = bundle

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

Service Binding Action

Select an Action to allow or disallow Bindings to Zebra Value-Add Services, such as those that expose Privilege Escalation APIs, typically used by special purpose applications, such as Remote Control Clients.

To utilize Zebra Value-Add Services that expose APIs, an application must successfully create a Binding to the desired Service, after which it can make API calls via that Binding. Since the APIs provided by such Services enable applications that call them to perform sensitive operations, they should only be used by applications that you explicitly trust to use them safely.

By default, all Zebra Value-Add Services that expose APIs are configured to reject all Bindings. This ensures that the APIs exposed by such a Service cannot be used at all, unless you explicitly choose to allow use of specific Services.

Note that allowing Bindings to a Zebra Value-Add Service enables ALL applications to successfully initiate a Binding to that Service but does NOT enable ANY application to actually call the APIs exposed by that Service. To allow selected applications to call APIs on a Service for which Bindings are allowed, use Service Caller Action.

  • If the value Allow is selected, Bindings to a specifically identified Service will be enabled, potentially allowing the APIs of that Service to be called. You must also specify Allow Service Identifier to identify the Zebra Value-Add Service to which Bindings should be allowed.

  • If the value Disallow is selected, Bindings to a specifically identified Service will be disabled, preventing the APIs of that Service from being called. This is the default state for all Zebra Value-Add Services that provide APIs. You must also specify Disallow Service Identifier to identify the Zebra Value-Add Service to which Bindings should be disallowed.

Note that every Zebra Value-Add Service that exposes APIs will be identified by a unique Service Identifier, that identifies the Service when controlling access to that Service. Consult the documentation for a given Zebra Value-Add Service to determine its Service Identifier that you will need to identify that Service when controlling access to it.

Detail Information:

  • Key = serviceBindingAction

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Allow  1 
 Disallow  2 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

Allow Service Identifier

Enter the Service Identifier of a Zebra Value-Add Service when the value Allow is selected for Service Binding Action, to identify the specific Zebra Value-Add Service to which Bindings should be allowed.

Detail Information:

  • Key = serviceBindingActionAllowServiceIdentifer

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

Disallow Service Identifier

Enter the Service Identifier of a Zebra Value-Add Service when the value Disallow is selected for Service Binding Action, to identify the specific Zebra Value-Add Service to which Bindings should be disallowed.

Detail Information:

  • Key = serviceBindingActionDisallowServiceIdentifer

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

Service Caller Action

Select an Action to allow or disallow a specific application to call APIs exposed by a Zebra Value-Add Service, via a successfully established Binding.

Note that the default state for all Zebra Value-Add Services is for ALL applications to be disallowed from calling the APIs exposed by that Service. This ensures that no applications can call the potentially sensitive APIs exposed by a Service unless you explicitly choose to allow it.

Note also that since a Binding to a Service is required to call any APIs exposed by that Service, Bindings to a Zebra Value-Add Service MUST be allowed in addition to allowing specific applications to call the Service. Bindings to a Zebra Value-Add Service can be allowed via Service Binding Action.

  • If the value Allow is selected, a specifically identified application will be allowed to call APIs to a specifically identified Service. You must also specify Allow Service Identifier to identify the Zebra Value-Add Service to which API calls should be allowed and you must also specify Allow Caller Package and Allow Caller Signature to identify the application to be allowed to make API calls to the identified Service.

  • If the value Disallow is selected, a specifically identified application will be disallowed from calling APIs to a specifically identified Service. This is the default state for every Zebra Value-Add Service and for every potential calling application. You must also specify Disallow Service Identifier to identify the Zebra Value-Add Service to which API calls should be disallowed and you must also specify Disallow Caller Package and Disallow Caller Signature to identify the application to be disallowed from making API calls to the identified Service.

Detail Information:

  • Key = serviceCallerAction

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Allow  4 
 Disallow  5 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

Allow Service Identifier

Enter the Service Identifier of a Zebra Value-Add Service when the value Allow is selected for Service Caller Action, to identify the specific Zebra Value-Add Service to which API calls should be allowed.

Detail Information:

  • Key = serviceCallerActionAllowServiceIdentifer

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

Allow Caller Package

Enter the Android Package Name of an application that should be allowed to call APIs exposed by a Zebra Value-Add Service when the value Allow is selected for Service Caller Action, to identify the specific application that should be allowed to make calls to the Service identified by a specified Service Identifier.

Detail Information:

  • Key = serviceCallerActionAllowCallerPackage

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

Allow Caller Signature

Enter the Android Package Signature of an application that should be allowed to call APIs exposed by a Zebra Value-Add Service when the value Allow is selected for Service Caller Action, to provide the Android Package Signature of a specified application that should be allowed to make calls to the Service identified by a specified Service Identifier.

Note that the use of a Android Package Signature is MANDATORY and ensures that the application being allowed to make API calls to the specified Service is genuine and has not been spoofed. This prevents anyone from creating an impostor application with the same Android Package Name, but signed differently and then trying to make calls to the APIs of the Service as if they were the genuine application.

Detail Information:

  • Key = serviceCallerActionAllowCallerSignature

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

Disallow Service Identifier

Enter the Service Identifier of a Zebra Value-Add Service when the value Disallow is selected for Service Caller Action, to identify the specific Zebra Value-Add Service to which API calls should be disallowed.

Detail Information:

  • Key = serviceCallerActionDisallowServiceIdentifer

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

Disallow Caller Package

Enter the Android Package Name of an application that should be disallowed from calling APIs exposed by a Zebra Value-Add Service when the value Disallow is selected for Service Caller Action, to identify the specific application that should be disallowed from making calls to the Service identified by a specified Service Identifier.

Detail Information:

  • Key = serviceCallerActionDisallowCallerPackage

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

Disallow Caller Signature

Enter the Android Package Signature of an application that should be disallowed from calling APIs exposed by a Zebra Value-Add Service when the value Disallow is selected for Service Caller Action, to provide the Android Package Signature of a specified application that should be disallowed from making calls to the Service identified by a specified Service Identifier.

Detail Information:

  • Key = serviceCallerActionDisallowCallerSignature

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

Settings UI Configuration

Use this Group to configure the behavior of the Settings UI on a device, especially which features of the Settings UI will the Device User will be allowed to access.

Detail Information:

  • Key = settingsStep

  • Type = bundle

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

Allow Device User Access Quick Settings

Select whether the Device User will be allowed to access the Android Quick Settings Panel UI.

  • If the value Off is selected, any attempt by the Device User to enter the Quick Settings Panel will be ignored.

  • If the value On is selected, attempts by the Device User to enter the Quick Settings Panel will be honored and the Quick Settings Panel UI will be presented on request.

Detail Information:

  • Key = settingsUserAccessToQuickSettings

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 5.2.

Allow Device User Control Airplane Mode

Select whether the Device User will be allowed to change the state of Airplane Mode.

  • If the value Off is selected, any attempt by the Device User to change the state of Airplane Mode will be blocked.
  • If the value On is selected, attempts by the Device User to change the state of Airplane Mode will be honored.

Detail Information:

  • Key = settingsUserControlOfAirplaneMode

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.3.

Allow Device User Control App Notifications

Select whether the Device User will be allowed to configure which application notifications will be generated.

  • If the value Off is selected, any attempt by the Device User to change the configuration of application notifications will be blocked.
  • If the value On is selected, attempts by the Device User to change the configuration of application notifications will be honored.

Detail Information:

  • Key = settingsUserControlAppNotifications

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 7.2.

Allow Device User Control Apps

Select whether the Device User will be allowed to enter the AppInfo section of the Settings UI where applications can be controlled.

  • If the value Off is selected, any attempt by the Device User to enter the AppInfo section of the Settings UI will be ignored.
  • If the value On is selected, attempts by the Device User to enter the AppInfo section of the Settings will be honored.

Detail Information:

  • Key = settingsUserControlApps

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.2.

Allow Device User Control Background Data

Select whether the Device User will be allowed to change the usage of Background WWAN data.

  • If the value Off is selected, any attempt by the Device User to change the usage of Background WWAN data will be blocked.
  • If the value On is selected, attempts by the Device User to change the usage of Background WWAN data will be honored.

Detail Information:

  • Key = settingsUserControlOfBackgroundData

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Allow Device User Control Ethernet

Select whether the Device User will be allowed to change the state of the Ethernet adapter.

  • If the value Off is selected, any attempt by the Device User to change the state of Ethernet adapter will be blocked.
  • If the value On is selected, attempts by the Device User to change the state of Ethernet adapter will be honored.

Detail Information:

  • Key = settingsUserControlOfEthernet

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Allow Device User Control Instant Lock

Select whether the Device User will be allowed to change whether pressing the Power key causes the device to lock instantly.

  • If the value Off is selected, any attempt by the Device User to change whether pressing the Power key causes the device to lock instantly will be blocked.
  • If the value On is selected, attempts by the Device User to change whether pressing the Power key causes the device to lock instantly will be honored.

Detail Information:

  • Key = settingsUserControlInstantLock

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.3.

Allow Device User Control USB

Select whether the Device User will be allowed to change the state of USB.

  • If the value Off is selected, any attempt by the Device User to change the state of USB will be blocked.
  • If the value On is selected, attempts by the Device User to change the state of USB will be honored.

Detail Information:

  • Key = settingsUserControlOfUsb

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.2.

Allow Device User Control Unknown Sources

Select whether the Device User will be allowed to change whether applications can be installed from Unknown Sources.

  • If the value Off is selected, any attempt by the Device User to change whether applications can be installed from Unknown Sources.
  • If the value On is selected, attempts by the Device User to change whether applications can be installed from Unknown Sources.

Detail Information:

  • Key = settingsUserControlUnknownSources

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.3.

Allow Device User Control WLAN

Select whether the Device User will be allowed to change the configuration of the WLAN adapter.

  • If the value Off is selected, any attempt by the Device User to change the configuration of the WLAN adapter will be blocked.
  • If the value On is selected, attempts by the Device User to change the configuration of the WLAN adapter will be honored.

Detail Information:

  • Key = settingsUserControlWlan

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.3.

Allow Device User to Initiate an Enterprise Reset

Select whether the Device User will be allowed to perform an Enterprise Reset from the Settings UI.

  • If the value Off is selected, any attempt by the Device User to perform an Enterprise Reset from the Settings UI will be blocked.
  • If the value On is selected, attempts by the Device User to perform an Enterprise Reset from the Settings UI will be honored.

Detail Information:

  • Key = settingsUserInitiateEnterpriseReset

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.2.

Show Quick Settings Icon

Select whether the Device User will be allowed to invoke the Settings UI using an icon on the Quick Settings Panel.

  • If the value Off is selected, any attempt by the use of the icon to invoke the Settings UI will be blocked.
  • If the value On is selected, the use of the icon to invoke the Settings UI will be allowed.

Detail Information:

  • Key = settingsShowQuickSettingsIcon

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 5.1.

Use Reduced Version

Select whether the Full or Reduced version of the Settings UI will be used.

  • If the value Off is selected, when the Device User launches the Settings UI, the Full version,with support for all settings, will be used.
  • If the value On is selected, when the Device User launches the Settings UI, the Reduced version, with support for only a few settings, will be used.

Detail Information:

  • Key = settingsUseReducedVersion

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  1 
 On  2 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.1.

Use of Notification Settings Icon

Select whether the Device User is allowed to use the Settings Icon on the Notification Panel to launch the Settings UI.

  • If the value Off is selected, the Device User will be blocked from using the Settings Icon on the Notification Panel to launch the Settings UI.
  • If the value On is selected, the Device User will be allowed to use the Settings Icon on the Notification Panel to launch the Settings UI.

Detail Information:

  • Key = settingsUseOfNotificationSettingsIcon

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 5.1.

Use of Settings Slide Out Drawer

Select whether the Device User is allowed to use the Slide Out Drawer in Settings UI to rapidly switch laterally to other parts of the Settings UI.

  • If the value Off is selected, the Device User will be blocked from using the Slide Out Drawer in Settings UI to rapidly switch laterally to other parts of the Settings UI.
  • If the value On is selected, the Device User will be allowed to use the Slide Out Drawer in Settings UI to rapidly switch laterally to other parts of the Settings UI

Detail Information:

  • Key = settingsUseOfSlideOutDrawer

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.1.

Use of Tethering and Portable Hotspot

Select whether the Device User is allowed to use the Settings Icon on the Notification Panel to launch the Settings UI.

  • If the value Disallow is selected, the Device User will be blocked from using the Settings UI to configure and utilize Tethering and Portable Hotspot mode.
  • If the value Allow is selected, the Device User will be allowed to use the Settings UI to configure and utilize Tethering and Portable Hotspot mode.

Detail Information:

  • Key = settingsUseOfTetheringAndPortableHotspot

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Disallow  2 
 Allow  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.0.

Threat Management Configuration

Use this Group to configure which threats to a device will be monitored and which countermeasures will be taken when threats are detected.

Detail Information:

  • Key = threatStep

  • Type = bundle

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

Action

Select an Action to configure whether a given threat will be monitored.

  • If the value Detect is selected, a specific threat will be configured to be monitored and, if that threat is detected, a countermeasure will be taken to mitigate that threat. You must also specify Detect Threat Type to provide the threat that will be monitored. In addition, you must also specify the Sub-array Detect Countermeasures to provide the set of countermeasures that will be performed if the specified threat is detected.
  • If the value Ignore is selected, a specific threat will be configured to not be monitored and hence will never be detected. You must also specify Ignore Threat Type to provide the threat that will be ignored.

Detail Information:

  • Key = threatAction

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Detect  Detect 
 Ignore  Ignore 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: Ask=TBD.

Detect Threat Type

Select the type of threat that will be monitored when the value Detect is selected forAction.

  • If the value Max Password Attempts is selected, the Threat Management System will be configured to monitor password entry attempts and the threat will be considered to be detected if the maximum number of unsuccessful password entry attempts are made without an intervening successful password entry.
  • If the value MDM Client Removal is selected, the Threat Management System will be configured to monitor the device and detect if a specific Android Package Name is ever uninstalled from the device. You must also specify Action Detect Threat Type MDM Client Removal Package Name to provide the Android Package Name that will be monitored. While this is typically used to detect the removal of the MDM Client, which would render a managed device unmanaged, it could be used to detect the removal of ANY application, if detection of the removal of an MDM Agent is not required.
  • If the value Externally Detected is selected, the Threat Management System will be configured to listen for indication from an application on the device that can itself provide a way of detecting an signaling any threat not otherwise known to the Threat Management System. The Threat Management System will consider the threat to have been detected whenever it is signaled by the external application.
  • If the value Exchange Active Sync Command is selected, the Threat Management System will be configured to handle a threat detected and signaled by a connection to an Exchange Active Sync Server via an Exchange Active Sync Client on the device.
  • If the value Device is Rooted is selected, the Threat Management System will be configured to monitor the device to see if it has been rooted. Root detection mechanism seek to identify common exploits that could grant an escalated privileges to an untrusted application that might use them to compromise the security or privacy of the device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = threatActionDetectThreatType

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Max Password Attempts  MaxPasswordAttempts 
 MDM Client Removal  MDMClientRemoval 
 Externally Detected  ExternallyDetected 
 Exchange Active Sync Command  ExchangeActiveSyncCommand 
 Device is Rooted  DeviceisRooted 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: Ask=TBD.

Detect Countermeasures

Use this Sub-array to specofy the set of countermeasures that should be applied to mitigate a detected threat.

Detail Information:

  • Key = threatActionDetectCountermeasures

  • Type = bundle_array

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

Countermeasure

Use this Sub-group to specify a countermeasure to mitigate a detected threat.

Detail Information:

  • Key = threatCountermeasure

  • Type = bundle

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
Type

Select the type of a single countermeasure that will be performed to mitigate a detected threat.

  • If the value FormatSdcard is selected, the countermeasure to format the removable SD Card will be performed when the associated threat is detected.
  • If the value FactoryReset is selected, the countermeasure to Factory Reset the device will be performed when the associated threat is detected.
  • If the value WipeSecureStorageKeys is selected, the countermeasure to Wipe all encryption keys, deployed via the Group Security Configuration will be performed when the associated threat is detected.
  • If the value LockDevice is selected, the countermeasure to lock the device, requiring it to be unlocked by the Device User, will be performed when the associated threat is detected.
  • If the value UninstallApplication is selected, the countermeasure to Uninstall an application will be performed when the associated threat is detected. You must also specify Uninstall Package Name to provide the Android Package Name of the application that will be uninstalled.
  • If the value UnsolicitedAlert is selected, the countermeasure to send an unsolicited alert via an Android Intent will be performed when the associated threat is detected. You must also specify Unsolicited Alert Package Name, Unsolicited Alert Class, and Unsolicited Alert Message to provide the information needed to deliver the alert.

Detail Information:

  • Key = threatCountermeasureType

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 FormatSdcard  FormatSdcard 
 FactoryReset  FactoryReset 
 WipeSecureStorageKeys  WipeSecureStorageKeys 
 LockDevice  LockDevice 
 UninstallApplication  UninstallApplication 
 UnsolicitedAlert  UnsolicitedAlert 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.3.

Uninstall Package Name

Enter the Android Package Name of an application that will be uninstalled as a countermeasure to mitigate a threat when the value UninstallApplication is selected for Type.

Detail Information:

  • Key = threatCountermeasureUninstallPackageName

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.3.

Unsolicited Alert Package Name

Enter the Android Package Name of an application that will be sent an unsolicited alert to notify it that a threat has been detected as a countermeasure to mitigate a threat when the value UnsolicitedAlert is selected for Type.

Detail Information:

  • Key = threatCountermeasureUnsolicitedAlertPackageName

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.3.

Unsolicited Alert Class

Enter the Class Name of component within an application that will be sent an unsolicited alert to notify it that a threat has been detected as a countermeasure to mitigate a threat when the value UnsolicitedAlert is selected for Type.

Detail Information:

  • Key = threatCountermeasureUnsolicitedAlertClass

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.3.

Unsolicited Alert Message

Enter the string text message that will be sent to a component of an application via an unsolicited alert to notify it that a threat has been detected as a countermeasure to mitigate a threat when the value UnsolicitedAlert is selected for Type.

Detail Information:

  • Key = threatCountermeasureUnsolicitedAlertMessage

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.3.

Action Detect Threat Type MDM Client Removal Package Name

Enter the Android Package Name of the MDM Agent that will be monitored to detect a threat when the value MDM Client Removal is selected for Detect Threat Type.

Detail Information:

  • Key = threatMdmClientPackageName

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.3.

Ignore Threat Type

Select the type of threat that will NOT be monitored, and hence cannot be detected, when the value Ignore is selected forAction.

  • If the value Max Password Attempts is selected, the Threat Management System will be configured to NOT monitor password entry attempts and hence will never detect the threat of exceeding the maximum number of unsuccessful password entry attempts.
  • If the value MDM Client Removal is selected, the Threat Management System will be configured to NOT monitor the device and detect if a specific Android Package Name is ever uninstalled from the device, and hence will never detect the threat of removal of the MDM Client.
  • If the value Externally Detected is selected, the Threat Management System will be configured to NOT listen for indication from an application on the device that can signal a threat and hence no external threats will ever be detected.
  • If the value Exchange Active Sync Command is selected, the Threat Management System will be configured NOT to handle a threat detected and signaled by a connection to an Exchange Active Sync Server via an Exchange Active Sync Client on the device and hence such threats will never be detected.
  • If the value Device is Rooted is selected, the Threat Management System will be configured to NOT monitor the device to see if it has been rooted and hence the threat of the device being rooted will never be detected.

Detail Information:

  • Key = threatActionIgnoreThreatType

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Max Password Attempts  MaxPasswordAttempts 
 MDM Client Removal  MDMClientRemoval 
 Externally Detected  ExternallyDetected 
 Exchange Active Sync Command  ExchangeActiveSyncCommand 
 Device is Rooted  DeviceisRooted 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: Ask=TBD.

Periodic Scan

Select whether the Threat Management System should perform background polling to increase the accuracy and timeliness of detection of Rooted Device threat.

  • If the value Off is selected, the Threat Management System will NOT perform background polling. This may increase performance and improve battery life somewhat, but will reduce the ability to detect the Rooted Device threat and or result in a delay in detection of that threat.
  • If the value On is selected, the Threat Management System will perform background polling. This may reduce performance and degrade battery life somewhat, but will increase the ability to detect the Rooted Device threat and accelerate detection of that threat. You may also specify Interval, Additional Folders, and List to adjust the nature of the background polling, allowing trade-offs to be made in the balance pf thoroughness vs. the impact to performance and battery life. This value should generally be selected when detection of the Device is Rooted threat has been enabled, since it would have little value otherwise.

Detail Information:

  • Key = threatPeriodicScan

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.1.

Interval

Enter the interval between polls when the value On is selected for Periodic Scan.

The interval is specified in seconds between polls.

  • Choosing a lower value can increase the aggressiveness of detection of rooted devices, which can reduce the time required to successfully detect that a device has been rooted, but can also reduce the impact of polling on performance and battery life. - Choose a higher value can reduce the aggressiveness of detection of rooted devices, which can increase the time required to successfully detect that a device has been rooted, but can also decrease the impact of polling on performance and battery life.

Detail Information:

  • Key = threatPeriodicScanInterval

  • Type = integer

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.1.

Additional Folders

Select whether additional folders will be polled when the value On is selected for Periodic Scan.

When background polling to detect device rooting is performed, the Threat Management System will always scan certain key folders that are considered common or likely locations where changes might occur that could signal that device has been rooted. In some cases, rooting might occur through changes made to other folders.

  • If the value Off is selected, the Threat Management System will only scan the default folders.
  • If the value On is selected, the Threat Management System will scan the default folders plus additional folders. You must also specify List to identify the list of additional folders to be scanned.

Detail Information:

  • Key = threatPeriodicScanAdditionalFolders

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.1.

List

Enter list of additional folders that will be polled when the value On is selected for Periodic Scan and the value On is selected for Additional Folders.

Detail Information:

  • Key = threatPeriodicScanAdditionalFoldersList

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.1.

Send Externally Detected Threat Message

Signal the detection of an externally detected threat. This would generally be relevant only if the Externally Detected was selected for Detect Threat Type, since any signaling of an externally detected threat would otherwise be ignored.

Detail Information:

  • Key = threatSendExternallyDetectedMessage

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.3.

Volume UI Configuration

Use this Group to configure the UI behavior of the Zebra Volume Control on a device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = volumeuiStep

  • Type = bundle

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: ASK=TBD.

Action

Select an Action to alter the UI behavior of the Zebra Volume Control on a device.

The Zebra Volume Control provides a configurable UI that allows the Device Users to adjust the volume of one or more Audio Streams on a device. The UI behavior of the Zebra Volume Control is configured by defining one or more Audio UI Profiles and controlling which Audio UI Profile is active. Each Audio UI Profile defines which Audio Streams can be configured and adjusts the experience of the Device User when adjusting the volumes of those Audio Streams. The Zebra Volume Control also has a Factory Preset Audio UI Profile that can be used to return the behavior of the Zebra Volume Control to it default out-of-box state.

  • If the value Add Profile is selected, a new Audio UI Profile is added to the list of Audio UI Profiles. You must also specify Add Profile Name and Add Profile Streams to define the Audio UI Profile being added.
  • If the value Remove Profile is selected, an existing Audio UI Profile is removed from the list of Audio UI Profiles. You must also specify Remove Profile Name to provide the name that identifies the Audio UI Profile to be removed.
  • If the value Set Current Profile is selected, an existing Audio UI Profile is set to be the active Audio UI Profile. You must also specify Set Current Profile Name to provide the name that identifies the Audio UI Profile to be made the new active Audio UI Profile.
  • If the value Apply Current Profile is selected, the currently active Audio UI Profile is applied to the current device Volume Settings. If the current device Volume Settings are outside the range of Volume Settings defined for the currently active Audio UI Profile the current device Volume Settings will be adjusted as needed to bring them within the range of Volume Settings defined for the currently active Audio UI Profile.
  • If the value Set Factory Preset is selected, the Factory Preset Audio UI Profile is made the active Audio UI Profile, causing the behavior of the Zebra Volume Control to return to its default out-of-box state.

Detail Information:

  • Key = volumeuiAction

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Add Profile  1 
 Remove Profile  2 
 Set Current Profile  01 
 Apply Current Profile  02 
 Set Factory Preset  03 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Add Profile Name

Enter the name of a new Audio UI Profile to be added when the value Add Profile is selected for Action.

  • If an Audio UI Profile with the specified name already exists, the new Audio UI Profile will replace the existing Audio UI Profile with that name.
  • If no Audio UI Profile with the specified name already exists, the new Audio UI Profile will be added with that name.

Detail Information:

  • Key = volumeuiActionAddProfileName

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Add Profile Streams

Use this Sub-array to specify the set of Audio Streams that will be included as part of a new Audio UI Profile being added when the value Add Profile is selected for Action.

Detail Information:

  • Key = volumeuiActionAddProfileStreams

  • Type = bundle_array

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

Stream

Use this Sub-group to define a single Audio Stream that will be included as part of a new Audio UI Profile being added when the value Add Profile is selected for Action within the Sub-array Stream.

Detail Information:

  • Key = volumeuiStream

  • Type = bundle

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
Type

Ypu must select the type of a single Audio Stream that will be included as part of a new Audio UI Profile being added within each instance of the Sub-group Stream within Sub-array Add Profile Streams. You must also specify Label, Icon, Visible, and Modes to define the characteristics of the new Audio Stream of the specified type that will be added.

  • If the value Music is selected, the Audio Stream to be added to the new Audio UI Profile will define the behavior of the Zebra Volume Control with respect to the Audio Stream used for playback of Music and other Media.
  • If the value Ring is selected, the Audio Stream to be added to the new Audio UI Profile will define the behavior of the Zebra Volume Control with respect to the Audio Stream used for ringtones.
  • If the value Notification is selected, the Audio Stream to be added to the new Audio UI Profile will define the behavior of the Zebra Volume Control with respect to the Audio Stream used for notifications.
  • If the value System is selected, the Audio Stream to be added to the new Audio UI Profile will define the behavior of the Zebra Volume Control with respect to the Audio Stream used for system sounds.
  • If the value Alarm is selected, the Audio Stream to be added to the new Audio UI Profile will define the behavior of the Zebra Volume Control with respect to the Audio Stream used for alarms.
  • If the value VoiceCall is selected, the Audio Stream to be added to the new Audio UI Profile will define the behavior of the Zebra Volume Control with respect to the Audio Stream used for voice calls.
  • If the value VVS is selected, the Audio Stream to be added to the new Audio UI Profile will define the behavior of the Zebra Volume Control with respect to the Audio Stream used for Decode Beep Vertical Volume Scale (VVS).

Detail Information:

  • Key = volumeuiStreamType

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Music  Music 
 Ring  Ring 
 Notification  Notification 
 System  System 
 Alarm  Alarm 
 VoiceCall  VoiceCall 
 VVS  VVS 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Label

Enter the text label to be displayed for a single Audio Stream that will be included as part of a new Audio UI Profile being added and may be specified within each instance of the group Stream within the Sub-array Add Profile Streams.

The text label might be changed for an Audio Stream because it is used for some purpose(s) other than the one identified by the default text label. Changing the text label to something more description of the actual purpose(s) for which the Audio Stream is used can make the Zebra Volume Control behavior more intuitive for the Device User.

If no text label is selected for an Audio Stream, the Factory Preset default text label will be used.

Detail Information:

  • Key = volumeuiStreamLabel

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Icon

Enter the icon to be displayed for a single Audio Stream that will be included as part of a new Audio UI Profile being added and may be specified within each instance of the group Stream within the Sub-array Add Profile Streams.

The icon might be changed for an Audio Stream because it is used for some purpose(s) other than the one identified by the default text label. Changing the icon to something more representative of the actual purpose(s) for which the Audio Stream is used can make the Zebra Volume Control behavior more intuitive for the Device User.

If an icon is specified, the value specified must be the full path and file name of a PNG format icon file that must already be present in the device file system. An icon size of 48x48 pixels is recommended.

If no icon is selected for an Audio Stream, the Factory Preset default icon will be used.

Detail Information:

  • Key = volumeuiStreamIcon

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Visible

Select whether a single Audio Stream will be visible to the Device User within the Zebra Volume Control when it is included as part of a new Audio UI Profile being added and may be specified within each instance of the Group Stream within the Sub-array Add Profile Streams.

If an Audio Stream is made not visible for an Audio UI Profile, the Zebra Volume Control will not present ANY UI to the Device User to control the volume of that Audio Stream. The result is basically identical to not including the Audio Stream in the Audio UI Profile. This might be used when temporarily disabling an Audio Stream to avoid the need to remove and then add back in the entire definition of that Audio Stream.

Detail Information:

  • Key = volumeuiStreamVisible

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Modes

Use this Sub-array to specify the behaviors of the UI for a single Audio Stream in one or more modes as part of a new Audio UI Profile being added when the value Add Profile is selected for Action and as part of an instance of the group Stream within the Sub-array Add Profile Streams.

Detail Information:

  • Key = volumeuiStreamModes

  • Type = bundle_array

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
Mode

Use this Sub-group to define the behavior of the UI for a single Audio Stream in a single Audio Mode as part of a new Audio UI Profile being added when the value Add Profile is selected for Action within the Sub-array Modes as an instance of the Group Stream within the Sub-array Add Profile Streams.

For each Audio Mode defined for an Audio Stream, You must also specify Type to provide which Audio Mode will be defined. You must also specify Minimum, Maximum, and Preset to define the lower, upper, and default (preset) volume levels for that Audio Mode within that Audio Stream.

Detail Information:

  • Key = volumeuiMode

  • Type = bundle

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
Minimum

Enter the minimum volume level that the UI will allow the Device User to select for a single Audio Stream in a single Audio Mode as part of a new Audio UI Profile being added when the value Add Profile is selected for Action within the Sub-array Modes as an instance of the Group Stream within the Sub-array Add Profile Streams.

The value must be an integer that is greater than 0 and less than 256, with 1 being the lowest possible volume level and 255 being the highest possible volume level.

You must also specify Maximum and Preset to define the complete behavior of a single Audio Mode within a single Audio Stream.

The value specified must be less than or equal to the value entered for Maximum and less than or equal to the value entered for Preset.

Detail Information:

  • Key = volumeuiModeMin

  • Type = integer

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Maximum

Enter the maximum volume level that the UI will allow the Device User to select for a single Audio Stream in a single Audio Mode as part of a new Audio UI Profile being added when the value Add Profile is selected for Action within the Sub-array Modes as an instance of the Group Stream within the Sub-array Add Profile Streams.

The value must be an integer that is greater than 0 and less than 256, with 1 being the lowest possible volume level and 255 being the highest possible volume level.

You must also specify Minimum and Preset to define the complete behavior of a single Audio Mode within a single Audio Stream.

The value specified must be greater than or equal to the value entered for Minimum and greater than or equal to the value entered for Preset.

Detail Information:

  • Key = volumeuiModeMax

  • Type = integer

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Preset

Enter the preset volume level that the UI will allow the Device User to select for a single Audio Stream in a single Audio Mode as part of a new Audio UI Profile being added when the value Add Profile is selected for Action within the Sub-array Modes as an instance of the Group Stream within the Sub-array Add Profile Streams.

The value must be an integer that is greater than 0 and less than 256, with 1 being the lowest possible volume level and 255 being the highest possible volume level.

You must also specify Minimum and Maximum to define the complete behavior of a single Audio Mode within a single Audio Stream.

The value specified must be greater than or equal to the value entered for Minimum and less than or equal to the value entered for Maximum.

Detail Information:

  • Key = volumeuiModePreset

  • Type = integer

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Type

Select the type of behavior of the UI for a single Audio Stream in a single Audio Mode as part of a new Audio UI Profile being added when the value Add Profile is selected for Action within the Sub-array Modes as an instance of the Group Stream within the Sub-array Add Profile Streams.

  • If the value Speaker is selected, the Audio Mode will be configured for the Audio Stream under conditions where the Audio Stream is being routed to the built-in device speaker.
  • If the value Receiver is selected, the Audio Mode will be configured for the Audio Stream under conditions where the Audio Stream is being routed to receiver mode.
  • If the value WiredHeadset is selected, the Audio Mode will be configured for the Audio Stream under conditions where the Audio Stream is being routed to a wired audio headset.
  • If the value BluetoothHeadset is selected, the Audio Mode will be configured for the Audio Stream under conditions where the Audio Stream is being routed to a wireless Bluetooth audio headset.

Detail Information:

  • Key = volumeuiModeType

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Speaker  Speaker 
 Receiver  Receiver 
 WiredHeadset  WiredHeadset 
 BluetoothHeadset  BluetoothHeadset 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Remove Profile Name

Enter the name of an existing Audio UI Profile to be removed when the value Remove Profile is selected for Action.

Detail Information:

  • Key = volumeuiActionRemoveProfileName

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Set Current Profile Name

Enter the name of an existing Audio UI Profile to be made the current active Audio UI Profilewhen the value Set Current Profile is selected for Action. You must also specify Set Current Profile Adjust Volume to control whether the current device Volume Settings will be adjusted to ensure that they fall within the range of Volume Settings defined by the Audio UI Profile.

Detail Information:

  • Key = volumeuiActionSetCurrentProfileName

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Set Current Profile Adjust Volume

Select whether the current device Volume Settings will be adjusted to ensure that they fall within the range of Volume Settings defined by an Audio UI Profile being made the new current Audio UI Profile to be made the current active Audio UI Profilewhen the value Set Current Profile is selected for Action and Set Current Profile Name is specified.

Detail Information:

  • Key = volumeuiActionSetCurrentProfileAdjustVolume

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  Off 
 On  On 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Wakeup Configuration

Use this Group to configure Wakeups on a device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wakeupStep

  • Type = bundle

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

Wakeup Sources

Select whether all controllable Wakeup Sources should be turned on or off.

  • If the value Off is selected, all wakeup sources that can be turned on or off will be turned off, causing the physical events corresponding to those wakeup sources to be ignored and hence NOT to cause the device to wakeup from a suspend state.

  • If the value On is selected, all wakeup sources that can be turned on or off will be turned on, causing the physical events corresponding to those wakeup sources to be honored and hence to cause the device to wakeup from a suspend state.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wakeupSources

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 8.0.

Whitelist Configuration

Use this Group to configure which user applications can be installed and run on a device.

Whitelisting applies only to user applications; it has no effect on System applications, which are applications built into the device and are therefore always present. User applications are those that DO NOT come preinstalled on the device, but are installed during staging or at some time after the device is put into service. System apps are controlled using the Blacklist Configuration Group.

WARNING: It is important to understand that if an app uses the Whitelist Configuration Group to enable whitelisting, then that app becomes subject to whitelisting. If the app does not add itself to the "whitelist," the app is prevented from running once the configuration is successfully applied.

Detail Information:

  • Key = whitelistStep

  • Type = bundle

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

Mode

Select the Whitelisting Mode, which determines how the applications that can be installed and run on a device will be controlled.

  • If the value Package Name Only is selected, when configuring which applications can be installed and run, only the Android Package Name will be used to identify the allowed applications.
  • If the value Package Name and Signature is selected, when configuring which applications can be installed and run, both the Android Package Name and the Package Signature will be used to identify the allowed applications.

Using the value Package Name and Signature provides significantly better security than using Package Name Only since it provides much stronger protection against spoofing. If Package Name Only is used, any APK whose Android Package Name matches one of the allowed Android Package Names will be allowed to be installed and run. Since any APK can be assigned any Android Package Name, the potential for a rogue application circumventing the protections of Whitelisting is relatively high. If Package Name and Signature is used, the Android Package Signature of an application must match an allowed Android Package Signature in addition to the Android Package Name matching an allowed Android Package Name. Since a rogue APK cannot be signed with a given Android Package Signature without possessing the corresponding Private Key, the chances of successfully spoofing are greatly reduced, and effectively eliminated if Private Keys are properly controlled.

Detail Information:

  • Key = whitelistMode

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Package Name Only  1 
 Package Name and Signature  2 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.3.

Action

Select an Action to alter the Whitelisting configuration of a device.

  • If the value Allow is selected, a single application will be allowed to be installed and run. You must also specify Allow Package Name to provide the Android Package Name of the application that will be allowed. In addition, if the value Package Name and Signature is selected for Mode, you must also specify Allow Signature to provide the Android Package Signature to be allowed.
  • If the value Disallow is selected, a single application will be prevented from being installed and run. You must also specify Disallow Package Name to provide the Android Package Name of the application that will be disallowed.

Detail Information:

  • Key = whitelistAction

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Allow  Add 
 Disallow  Delete 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.1.

Allow Package Name

Enter the Android Package Name of an application to be allowed when the value Allow is selected for Action.

  • If the value Package Name and Signature is selected for Mode, you must also specify Allow Signature to provide the Android Package Signature to be allowed.

Detail Information:

  • Key = whitelistActionAddPackageName

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.1.

Allow Signature

Enter the Android Package Signature of an application to be allowed when the value Allow is selected for Action, Allow Package Name is specified, and the value Package Name and Signature is selected for Mode.

Detail Information:

  • Key = whitelistActionAddSignature

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.3.

Disallow Signature

Enter the Android Package Signature of an application to be disallowed when the value Disallow is selected for Action, and when Disallow Package Name is specified, and when the value Package Name and Signature is selected for Mode.

Detail Information:

  • Key = whitelistActionDeleteSignature

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.3.

Disallow Package Name

Enter the Android Package Name of an application to be disallowed when the value Disallow is selected for Action.

If the value Package Name and Signature is selected for Mode, you must also specify Disallow Signature to provide the Android Package Signature to be allowed.

Detail Information:

  • Key = whitelistActionDeletePackageName

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.1.

State

Select the Whitelisting State, which determines whether the set of applications that can be installed and run on a device will be controlled.

  • If the value Off is selected, Whitelisting will not be used and no restrictions will be placed on which applications can be installed and run.

  • If the value On is selected, Whitelisting will be used and you should specify additional configuration in the Group to configure how the set of applications will be controlled and which applications will be allowed to be installed and run.

Detail Information:

  • Key = whitelistState

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  1 
 On  2 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.1.

Wireless General Configuration

Use this Group to configure General Wireless settings on a device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wirelessStep

  • Type = bundle

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

Antenna Selection

Use this Sub-group to configure which of multiple antennas should be used for wireless communications.

  • If the value Internal is selected, the internal built-in antenna will be used.

  • If the value External is selected, an externally connected antenna will be used.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wirelessAntennaSelection

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Internal  1 
 External  2 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 7.1.

GPS Power State

Use this Sub-group to configure whether the GPS radio state should be On or Off.

  • If the value Off is selected, the GPS radio state will be turned off, preventing GPS-based location detection from being performed.
  • If the value On is selected, the GPS radio state will be turned on, allowing GPS-based location detection to be performed, given satellite availability.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wirelessGpsPowerState

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.3.

Wireless LAN Configuration

Use this Group to configure Global settings that affect the Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) operation on a device. (WLAN) subsystem. - Changes made using this Group will generally affect the operation of ALL WLAN Networks.

  • This Group does NOT allow management of specific WLAN Profiles. To manage WLAN Profiles, consult the documentation for your specific EMM.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wlanStep

  • Type = bundle

Support Information:

  • Supported from: Ask=TBD.

Auto Wakeup

Select whether Wi-Fi (not the device) should Wake Up (turn on) automatically when the presence of a previously connected network is detected.

  • If the value Off is selected, automatic Wake Up will be turned OFF, preventing the device from detecting the presence of a previously connected network and automatically waking up to connect to it.

  • If the value On is selected, automatic Wake Up will be turned ON, allowing the device to periodically scan for and detect the presence of a previously connected network and automatically wake up to connect to it.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wlanAutoWakeup

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  0 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 9.1.

Bands

Select the frequency Bands on which the WLAN subsystem will operate on a device:

  • If the value 2.4GHz is selected, only the 2.4 Gigahertz (Ghz) Band (used by 802.11b and 802.11g) will be used.
  • If the value 5.0GHz is selected, only the 5.0 Gigahertz (Ghz) Band (used by 802.11a) will be used.
  • If the value Auto is selected, the Band to be used will be determined automatically.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wlanBands

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 2.4GHz  2.4GHz 
 5.0GHz  5.0GHz 
 Auto  Auto 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.1.

Channels

Enter the channels over which the WLAN subsystem will operate on a device.

The format of the value entered must be 64 characters or less and can specify one or more channels by separating values by commas and/or specifying ranges of values by separating the lower and upper range values with a dash (-). Some examples: - 1,2,3 - 3,6,7-9,11-13

The actual channel that can specified depends on the value selected for Bands.

  • If the value 2.4GHz is selected for Bands, channels must be selected that are in the 2.4 Ghz band.
  • If the value 5.0GHz is selected for Bands, channels must be selected that are in the 5.0 Ghz band.
  • If the value Auto is selected Bands, channels may be selected that are in either band.

Note that individual countries may apply their own regulations regarding the channels that are allowable. Therefore, depending on the value selected for Country, not all channel values that could be specified for a given band may be allowable.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wlanChannels

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.1.

Country

Select the Country in which the WLAN subsystem will operate on a device:

  • If the value Auto (Use 802.11d) is selected, the Country to be used will be determined automatically.
  • When any other value is selected, the specified Country will be used.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wlanCountry

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Auto (Use 802.11d)  AUTO 
 Algeria  DZ 
 Anguilla  AI 
 Argentina  AR 
 Australia  AU 
 Austria  AT 
 Bahamas  BS 
 Bahrain  BH 
 Barbados  BB 
 Belarus  BY 
 Belgium  BE 
 Bermuda  BM 
 Bolivia  BO 
 Bonaire  BQ 
 Bosnia and Herzegovina  BA 
 Brazil  BR 
 Bulgaria  BG 
 Canada  CA 
 Cayman Islands  KY 
 Chile  CL 
 China  CN 
 Christmas Island  CX 
 Columbia  CO 
 Costa Rica  CR 
 Croatia  HR 
 Curacao  CW 
 Cyprus  CY 
 Czech Republic  CA 
 Denmark  DK 
 Dominican Republic  DO 
 Ecuador  EC 
 Egypt  EG 
 El Salvador  SV 
 Estonia  EE 
 Falkland Islands(Malvinas)  FK 
 Finland  FI 
 France  FR 
 French Guiana  GF 
 Germany  DE 
 Greece  GR 
 Guadelope  GP 
 Guam  GU 
 Guatemala  GT 
 Guyana  GY 
 Haiti  HT 
 Honduras  HN 
 HongKong  HK 
 Hungary  HU 
 Iceland  IS 
 India  IN 
 Indonesia  ID 
 Ireland  IE 
 Israel  IL 
 Italy  IT 
 Jamaica  JM 
 Japan  JP 
 Jordan  JO 
 Kazakhstan  KZ 
 Kenya  KE 
 Korea Republic  KR 
 Kuwait  KW 
 Latvia  LV 
 Lebanon  LB 
 Liechtenstein  LI 
 Lithuania  LT 
 Luxembourg  LU 
 Macedonia  MK 
 Malaysia  MY 
 Malta  MT 
 Martinique  MQ 
 Mexico  MX 
 Montenegro  ME 
 Morocco  MA 
 Netherlands  AN 
 Netherlands  NL 
 NewZeaLand  NZ 
 Nicaragua  NI 
 Nigeria  NG 
 Niue  NU 
 Norfolk Islands  NF 
 Northern Marina Islands  MP 
 Norway  NO 
 Oman  OM 
 Pakistan  PK 
 Panama  PA 
 Paraguay  PY 
 Peru  PE 
 Philippines  PH 
 Poland  PL 
 Portugal  PT 
 Puerto Rico  PR 
 Qatar  QA 
 Romania  RO 
 Russian Federation  RU 
 St. Maarten  SX 
 Saudi Arabia  SA 
 Serbia  RS 
 Singapore  SG 
 Slovakia  SK 
 Slovenia  SI 
 South Africa  ZA 
 Spain  ES 
 Sri Lanka  LK 
 Sweden  SE 
 Switzerland  CH 
 Taiwan  TW 
 Thailand  TH 
 Trinidad and Tobago  TT 
 Tunisia  TN 
 Turkey  TR 
 Ukraine  UA 
 United Arab Emirates  AE 
 United Kingdom  GB 
 U.S.A.  US 
 Uruguay  UY 
 Venezuela  VE 
 Vietnam  VN 
 Virgin Islands(British)  VG 
 Virgin Islands(US)  VI 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.1.

Hotspot State

Select the state of the Hotspot Mode of the WLAN adapter on a device.

  • If the value Off is selected, the Hotspot Mode will be turned OFF, preventing the device from sharing its Internet connection as a WLAN Hotspot. Any other existing configuration related to Hotspot Mode will not be affected, allowing Hotspot Mode to be configured and tested, turned OFF and back ON without having to reconfigure it.

  • If the value On is selected, the Hotspot Mode will be turned ON, allowing the device to share its Internet connection as a WLAN Hotspot, subject to appropriate configuration related to Hotspot Mode.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wlanHotSpotState

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  0 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 8.1.

Verbose Logging

Select whether the Verbose Logging feature of the WLAN adapter should be turned ON or OFF on a device.

  • If the value Off is selected, the Verbose Logging will be turned OFF, preventing the device from logging additional information for debugging or troubleshooting WLAN issues.

  • If the value On is selected, the Verbose Logging will be turned ON, allowing the device to log additional information for debugging or troubleshooting WLAN issues.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wlanVerboseLogging

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  0 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

Hotspot Options

Use this Sub-group to configure all settings related to Hotspot Mode of the WLAN adapter on a device, with the exception of the state of Hotspot Mode, which is configured via Hotspot State.

All the settings is this group can be configured independently of the state of Hotspot Mode, thus allowing Hotspot Mode to be configured before it is turned ON and allowing the configuration of Hotspot Mode to be established and maintained across multiple changes to the state of Hotspot Mode.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wlanHotSpotOptions

  • Type = bundle

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 6.3.

SSID

Enter the Service Set Identifier (SSID) that will identify the network supported in Hotspot Mode of the WLAN adapter on a device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wlanHotSpotSSID

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 6.3.

Band

Select the Frequency Band in which Hotspot Mode of the WLAN adapter will operate on a device.

  • If the value 2.4GHz is selected, the Hotspot Mode of the WLAN adapter will operate solely in the 2.4 Gigahertz (GHz) Frequency Band and hence only devices capable of operating in that Frequency Band will be capable of sharing the Internet connection of the device via Hotspot Mode.
  • If the value 5GHz is selected, the Hotspot Mode of the WLAN adapter will operate solely in the 5.0 Gigahertz (GHz) Frequency Band and hence only devices capable of operating in that Frequency Band will be capable of sharing the Internet connection of the device via Hotspot Mode.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wlanHotSpotBand

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 2.4GHz  0 
 5GHz  1 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 6.3.

Band 2.4GHz Channel

Select the single 2.4 HGHz Channel in which Hotspot Mode of the WLAN adapter will operate on a device and should be specified when the value 2.4GHz is selected for Band.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wlanHotSpot24GHzChannel

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 1  1 
 2  2 
 3  3 
 4  4 
 5  5 
 6  6 
 7  7 
 8  8 
 9  9 
 10  10 
 11  11 
 12  12 
 13  13 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 6.3.

5GHz Channel

Select the single 5.0 HGHz Channel in which Hotspot Mode of the WLAN adapter will operate on a device when the value 5GHz is selected for Band.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wlanHotSpotBand5GhzChannel

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 36  36 
 40  40 
 44  44 
 48  48 
 52  52 
 56  56 
 60  60 
 64  64 
 100  100 
 104  104 
 108  108 
 112  112 
 116  116 
 120  120 
 124  124 
 128  128 
 132  132 
 136  136 
 140  140 
 149  149 
 153  153 
 157  157 
 161  161 
 165  165 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 6.3.

Security Mode

Select the Security Mode to be used to secure the Hotspot Mode of the WLAN adapter will operate on a device.

  • If the value Open is selected, the WLAN adapter will apply no security for Hotspot Mode, thus providing no control over which devices can connect and share the Internet connection of the device via Hotspot Mode.
  • If the value WPA2/PSK is selected, the WLAN adapter will apply Wi-Fi Protected Access Version 2 (WPA2) Pre-shared Key (PSK) security for Hotspot Mode, thus providing some control over which devices can connect and share the Internet connection of the device via Hotspot Mode. You must also specify Security Passphrase to provide the PSK passphrase that will be used to secure the network.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wlanHotSpotSecurityMode

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Open  0 
 WPA2/PSK  1 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 6.3.

Security Passphrase

Enter the PSK passphrase that will be used to secure the Hotspot Mode network implemented by the WLAN adapter on a device, when the value WPA2/PSK is selected for Security Mode.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wlanHotSpotSecurityPassphrase

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 6.3.

Omnitrail

Use this Sub-group to configure Omnitrail settings for the WLAN adapter on a device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wlanOmnitrail

  • Type = bundle

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

State

Select whether the Omnitrail feature of the WLAN adapter is turned On or Off for a device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wlanOmnitrailState

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  0 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.3.

Interval

Enter the interval at which the Omnitrail feature of the WLAN adapter should emit a locational beacon on a device.

The value provided should be in milliseconds (ms) and should have a value in the range of 200 ms (0.2 seconds) to 5000 ms (5 seconds).

Detail Information:

  • Key = wlanOmnitrailInterval

  • Type = integer

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.0.

Options

Use this Sub-array to specify the set of Omnitrail options to be configured for the WLAN adapter on a device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wlanOmnitrailOptions

  • Type = bundle_array

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.3.

Option Pair

Use this Sub-group to specify a name and value for a single Omnitrail option to be configured for the WLAN adapter on a device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wlanOmnitrailOptionPair

  • Type = bundle

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.3.

Name

Select a standard name that identifies a single Omnitrail optOmnitrail option to be configured for the WLAN adapter on a device. You must also specify Value to provide the value to be set for the Omnitrail option identified by the selected name.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wlanOmnitrailOptionName

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 OmniTrailChannel  OmniTrailChannel 
 OmniTrailSubtype  OmniTrailSubtype 
 OmniTrailPriority  OmniTrailPriority 
 OmniTrailFlag  OmniTrailFlag 
 OmniTrailType  OmniTrailType 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.3.

Name Custom

Enter a custom name that identifies a Omnitrail option to be configured for the WLAN adapter on a device. You must also specify Value to provide the value to be set for the Omnitrail option identified by the specified name.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wlanOmnitrailOptionCustomName

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.3.

Value

Enter a value for a single Omnitrail option to be configured for the WLAN adapter on a device when Name or Name Custom are also specified to provide the name needed identity the Omnitrail option to be set.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wlanOmnitrailOptionValue

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.3.

Standard

Select an omnittrail datarate standard to be used by the WLAN adapter on a device. You must also specify Datarate to provide the actual datarate to be used.

  • If the value abg is selected, the Omnitrail datarate standard will be set for 802.11a, 802.11b, and 802,11g.
  • If the value 11n is selected, the Omnitrail datarate standard will be set for 802.11n.
  • If the value 11ac is selected, the Omnitrail datarate standard will be set for 802.11a and 802,11c.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wlanOmnitrailDatarateStandard

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 abg  0 
 11n  1 
 11ac  2 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.3.

Datarate

Select an omnittrail datarate to be used by the WLAN adapter on a device when Standard is also specified to identify the datarate standard.

  • If the value abg is selected for Standard, the following datarates can be selected.
  • 1
  • 2
  • 5.5
  • 6
  • 9
  • 11
  • 12
  • 18
  • 24
  • 36
  • 48
  • 54
  • If the value 11n is selected for Standard, the following datarates can be selected.
  • MCS0
  • MCS1
  • MCS2
  • MCS3
  • MCS4
  • MCS5
  • MCS6
  • MCS7
  • MCS8
  • MCS9
  • MCS10
  • MCS11
  • MCS12
  • MCS13
  • MCS14
  • MCS15
  • If the value 11ac is selected for Standard, the following datarates can be selected.
  • MCS0_1
  • MCS1_1
  • MCS2_1
  • MCS3_1
  • MCS4_1
  • MCS5_1
  • MCS6_1
  • MCS7_1
  • MCS8_1
  • MCS9_1
  • MCS0_2
  • MCS1_2
  • MCS2_2
  • MCS3_2
  • MCS4_2
  • MCS5_2
  • MCS6_2
  • MCS7_2
  • MCS8_2
  • MCS9_2

Detail Information:

  • Key = wlanOmnitrailDatarate

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 1  0 
 2  1 
 5.5  2 
 6  3 
 9  4 
 11  5 
 12  6 
 18  7 
 24  8 
 36  9 
 48  10 
 54  11 
 MCS0  12 
 MCS1  13 
 MCS2  14 
 MCS3  15 
 MCS4  16 
 MCS5  17 
 MCS6  18 
 MCS7  19 
 MCS8  20 
 MCS9  21 
 MCS10  22 
 MCS11  23 
 MCS12  24 
 MCS13  25 
 MCS14  26 
 MCS15  27 
 MCS0_1  28 
 MCS1_1  29 
 MCS2_1  30 
 MCS3_1  31 
 MCS4_1  32 
 MCS5_1  33 
 MCS6_1  34 
 MCS7_1  35 
 MCS8_1  36 
 MCS9_1  37 
 MCS0_2  38 
 MCS1_2  39 
 MCS2_2  40 
 MCS3_2  41 
 MCS4_2  42 
 MCS5_2  43 
 MCS6_2  44 
 MCS7_2  45 
 MCS8_2  46 
 MCS9_2  47 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.3.

Advanced Options

Use this Sub-array to specify the set of advanced options to be configured for the WLAN adapter on a device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wlanAdvancedOptions

  • Type = bundle_array

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.1.1.

Option Pair

Use this Sub-group to specify a name and value for a single advanced option to be configured for the WLAN adapter on a device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wlanAdvancedOptionPair

  • Type = bundle

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.1.1.

Name

Select a standard name that identifies a single advanced option to be configured for the WLAN adapter on a device. You must also specify Value to provide the value to be set for the advanced option identified by the selected name.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wlanAdvancedOptionName

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 AutoTimeConfig  AutoTimeConfig 
 HFSR  HFSR 
 CCKM  CCKM 
 FT  FT 
 FTRIC  FTRIC 
 OKC  OKC 
 PMKID  PMKID 
 PreAuth  PreAuth 
 PowerSave  PowerSave 
 WLANPowerSave  WLANPowerSave 
 AdvancedLogging  AdvancedLogging 
 FIPS  FIPS 
 EnableRestrictedSettingsUI  EnableRestrictedSettingsUI 
 802.11K  802.11K 
 802.11w  802.11w 
 802.11ac  802.11ac 
 802.11n  802.11n 
 802.11v  802.11v 
 BandPreference  BandPreference 
 FTOverTheDS  FTOverTheDS 
 AggregatedFT  AggregatedFT 
 ScanAssist  ScanAssist 
 CHD  CHD 
 SubNetRoam  SubNetRoam 
 WANCountry  WANCountry 
 PasswordProtectEncryption  PasswordProtectEncryption 
 MACRandomization  MACRandomization 
 CallAdmissionControl  CallAdmissionControl 
 EnableAmpdu  EnableAmpdu 
 GratuitousARP  GratuitousARP 
 ChannelBondingMode2g  ChannelBondingMode2g 
 WLANExtendedConfig  WLANExtendedConfig 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.1.1.

Custom Name

Enter a custom name that identifies a single advanced option to be configured for the WLAN adapter on a device. You must also specify Value to provide the value to be set for the advanced option identified by the specified name.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wlanAdvancedOptionCustomName

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.1.1.

Value

Enter a value for a single advanced option to be configured for the WLAN adapter on a device and should be specified when Name or Custom Name are specified to provide the name of the advanced option.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wlanAdvancedOptionValue

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.1.1.

Diagnostics Options

Use this Sub-group to specify one or more Diagnostic Options to be configured for the WLAN adapter on a device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wlanDiagnosticsOptions

  • Type = bundle_array

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Option Pair

Use this Sub-group to specify a name and value for a single Diagnostic Option to be configured for the WLAN adapter on a device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wlanDiagnosticsOptionPair

  • Type = bundle

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Name

Select a standard name that identifies a single Diagnostic Option to be configured for the WLAN adapter on a device. You must also specify Value to provide the value to be set for the Diagnostic Option identified by the specified name.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wlanDiagnosticsOptionName

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 FusionAdvancedLogging  FusionAdvancedLogging 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Name Custom

Enter a custom name that identifies a single Diagnostic Option to be configured for the WLAN adapter on a device. You must also specify Value to provide the value to be set for the Diagnostic Option identified by the specified name.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wlanDiagnosticsOptionCustomName

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Value

Enter a value for a single Diagnostic Option to be configured for the WLAN adapter on a device. You must also specify Name or Name Custom to provide the name that identifies the Diagnostic Option to be set.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wlanDiagnosticsOptionValue

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

Network Notification

Select whether the Device User will be notified about, and allowed to connect to, new WLANs that are detected.

  • If the value Off is selected, the Device User will NOT be notified about, nor allowed to connect to, new WLANs that are detected.

  • If the value On is selected, the Device User will be notified about, and allowed to connect to, new WLANs that are detected.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wlanNetworkNotification

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.1.

Wireless WAN Configuration

Use this Group to configure Wireless Wide Area Network (WWAN) settings on a device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wwanStep

  • Type = bundle

Power

Select the Power State of the WWAN Adapter.

A given device may or may not support a WWAN Adapter. An attempt to configure the WWAN Adapter on a device that does not have one will result in an error.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wwanPower

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.3.

Background Data

Select whether WWAN data can be used by applications that are in the Background.

  • If the value Disallow is selected, the use of WWAN data by applications that are in the Background will be prevented.
  • If the value Allow is selected, the use of WWAN data by applications that are in the Background will be allowed.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wwanBackgroundData

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Disallow  2 
 Allow  1 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 4.3.

State

Select the Power Srate of the WWAN adapter.

  • If the value Off is selected, the power to the WWAN adapter will be turned OFF, preventing all communications via the WWAN adapter and reducing battery drain.
  • If the value On is selected, the power to the WWAN adapter will be turned ON, potentially allowing communications via the WWAN adapter and increasing battery drain.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wwanDataState

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.3.

SIM Card Slot

Select the SIM Card slot that will be used by the WWAN adapter.

A given device may or may not support a WWAN Adapter. An attempt to configure the WWAN Adapter on a device that does not have one will result in an error. A given device may have a limited number of SIM Card slots. An attempt to configure the WWAN Adapter to use an unsupported SIM Card slot will result in an error. A given device may support a given SIM car slot, but that SIM car slot may not contain a SIM Card. An attempt to configure the WWAN Adapter to use a supported but unpopulated SIM Card slot will result in an error.

  • If the value Slot 1 is selected, the WWAN adapter will attempt to use the SIM Card slot designated as Slot 1.

  • If the value Slot 2 is selected, the WWAN adapter will attempt to use the SIM Card slot designated as Slot 2.

  • If the value Slot 3 is selected, the WWAN adapter will attempt to use the SIM Card slot designated as Slot 3.

  • If the value Slot 4 is selected, the WWAN adapter will attempt to use the SIM Card slot designated as Slot 4.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wwanSimCardSlot

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Slot 1  1 
 Slot 2  2 
 Slot 3  3 
 Slot 4  4 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 6.2.

Data Limit State

Select whether a limit should be imposed on the amount of WWAN data used, such as to cap telecom expenses.

  • If the value Enable and set default limit is selected, a default limit will be imposed on the amount of WWAN data that can be used.
  • If the value Enable and set custom limit is selected, a custom limit will be imposed on the amount of WWAN data that can be used and you must also specify Custom Limit to provide the desired custom limit.
  • If the value Disable is selected, no limit will be imposed on the amount of WWAN data that can be used.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wwanDataLimitState

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Enable and set default limit  1 
 Enable and set custom limit  2 
 Disable  3 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.3.

Custom Limit

Enter a custom limit that should be imposed on the amount of WWAN data used, such as to cap telecom expenses, when the value Enable and set custom limit is selected for Data Limit State.

The custom limit should be an integer value specifying the maximum amount of WWAN data that can be used, in megabytes (MB).

Detail Information:

  • Key = wwanDataLimitStateCustomLimit

  • Type = integer

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.3.

Data Warning Threshold

Enter a threshold such that if the amount of WWAN data that has been used exceeds that threshold then a warning will be generated to the Device User.

The threshold should be an integer value specifying the threshold amount of WWAN data, in megabytes (MB).

Detail Information:

  • Key = wwanDataWarningThreshold

  • Type = integer

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 6.3.

User Control of Background Data

Select whether a Device User is allowed to use the in-device Settings Menu to change whether applications running in the background are allowed to communicate using the WWAN adapter.

  • If the value Disallow is selected, the Device User will be blocked from using the Settings UI to change whether applications running in the background are allowed to communicate using the WWAN adapter. You can use this to ensure that configurations you have made related to usage of background data cannot be overridden by the Device User.

  • If the value Allow is selected, the Device User will be allowed to use the Settings UI to change whether applications running in the background are allowed to communicate using the WWAN adapter. This can be used to allow the Device User to override configurations related to usage of background data that you have made.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wwanUserControlBackgroundData

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Disallow  2 
 Allow  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 4.4.

User Control of Data Limit

Select whether a Device User is allowed to use the in-device Settings Menu to change limits on how much data can be communicated using the WWAN adapter.

  • If the value Disallow is selected, the Device User will be blocked from using the Settings UI to change limits on how much data can be communicated using the WWAN adapter. This can be used to ensure that configurations you have made related to to data limits cannot be overridden by the Device User.

  • If the value Allow is selected, the Device User will be allowed to use the Settings UI to change limits on how much data can be communicated using the WWAN adapter. This can be used to allow the Device User to override configurations related to data limits that you have made.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wwanUserControlDataLimit

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Disallow  2 
 Allow  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.3.

User Control of Power

Select whether a Device User is allowed to use the in-device Settings Menu to change the Power State of the WWAN adapter.

  • If the value Disallow is selected, the Device User will be blocked from using the Settings UI to change the Power State of the WWAN adapter. This can be used to ensure that the configurations related to the Power State of the WWAN adapter cannot be overridden by the Device User.
  • If the value Allow is selected, the Device User will be allowed to use the Settings UI to change the Power State of the WWAN adapter. This can be used to allow the Device User to override configurations related to the Power State of the WWAN adapter that you have made.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wwanUserControlPower

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Disallow  2 
 Allow  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.3.

User Control of Sim Socket

Select whether a Device User is allowed to use the in-device Settings Menu to select which SIM slot will be used by the WWAN adapter.

  • If the value Disallow is selected, the Device User will be blocked from using the Settings UI to select which SIM slot will be used by the WWAN adapter. This can be used to ensure that configurations related to the SIM slot selection cannot be overridden by the Device User.
  • If the value Allow is selected, the Device User will be allowed to use the Settings UI to select which SIM slot will be used by the WWAN adapter. This can be used to allow the Device User to override configurations related to the SIM slot selection that you have made.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wwanUserControlSimSocket

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Disallow  2 
 Allow  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 6.2.

Public Land Mobile Network Lock

Select whether the WWAN adapter should be locked to a single Public Land Mobile Network Lock (PLMN).

  • If the value Off is selected, the WWAN adapter will NOT be locked to a single Public Land Mobile Network Lock (PLMN) and will be free to connect to any PLMN that is compatible with the SIM Card being used.
  • If the value On is selected, the WWAN adapter will be locked to a single Public Land Mobile Network Lock (PLMN) and will only be able to connect to that PLMN. You must also specify Value to provide the value that identifies the PLMN to which the WWAN adapter should be locked.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wwanPlmnLock

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 8.1.

Value

Enter the value that identifies the Public Land Mobile Network Lock (PLMN) to which the WWAN adapter should be locked when the value On is selected for Public Land Mobile Network Lock. to a single Public Land Mobile Network Lock (PLMN).

The value provided to identify a PLMN must specify both the Mobile Country Code (MCC) and the Mobile Network Code (MNC). Since all MCC values are three digits and MNC values can be 2 or 3 digits, the value provided must be of the format XXXYY or XXXYYY, where XXX is the three digit MCC value and YY or YYY is the 2 or 3 digit MNC value.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wwanPlmnLockValue

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 8.1.

User Control of Public Land Mobile Network Lock

Select whether a Device User is allowed to control locking of the WWAN adapter to a single Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN).

  • If the value Disallow is selected, the Device User will be blocked from using the Settings UI to control locking of the WWAN adapter to a single Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN). This can be used to ensure that configurations related to locking of the WWAN adapter to a single Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN) cannot be overridden by the Device User.
  • If the value Allow is selected, the Device User will be allowed to use the Settings UI to control locking of the WWAN adapter to a single Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN). This can be used to allow the Device User to override any configurations related to locking of the WWAN adapter to a single Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN) that you have made.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wwanUserControlPlmnLock

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Disallow  2 
 Allow  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.1.

Dual SIM Dual Standby Mode

Select whether the WWAN adapter should handle multiple SIM Card(s) in Dual SIM Dual Standby (DSDS) Mode.

  • If the value Off is selected, the WWAN adapter will be configured to handle multiple SIM Card(s) in Single SIM Mode, which means that only one SIM at a time will be usable for all carrier services. To use a different SIM, the current SIM will need to be switched and ALL carrier services will switch to the new SIM.

  • If the value On is selected, the WWAN adapter will be configured to handle multiple SIM Card(s) in Dual SIM Dual Standby Mode, which means that two SIM Cards, if present, can be used at the same time, but only one SIM can be chosen for each carrier service. For example, one SIM might be used for voice calls and text messages while the other SIM might be used for data. This can be beneficial if the carriers associated with those SIMs have different performance, pricing, coverage, etc. for various carrier services.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wwanDualSimDualStandby

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  2 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.1.

Worry Free WiFi Configuration

Use this Group to configure the Worry Free WiFi features in a device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wfWiFiStep

  • Type = bundle

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: ASK=TBD.

State

Select the state of the Worry Free WiFi features in a device.

  • If the value Off is selected, all Worry Free WiFi features will be turned off (disabled).
  • If the value On is selected, all Worry Free WiFi features will be turned on (enabled), but may or may not be usable, depending on other configuration performed.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wfWiFiState

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  0 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

Global Settings

Use this Sub-group to configure Global Settings that control Worry Free WiFi behavior in a device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wfWiFiGlobalSettings

  • Type = bundle

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

Existing Password

Enter the Existing Password to enabling changing that Password.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wfWiFiExistingPassword

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 9.1.

Password Value

Enter the Password Value required by the Device User to access the in-device UI for configuring Worry Free WiFi features in a device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wfWiFiPassword

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

Device User Control

Select whether the Device User can access in-device UI for configuring Worry Free WiFi features in a device.

  • If the value Disallow is selected, the Device User will NOT be allowed to access in-device UI for configuring Worry Free WiFi features, even if they can enter the Password configured via Password Value.
  • If the value Allow is selected, the Device User will be allowed to access in-device UI for configuring Worry Free WiFi features, if they can enter the Password configured via Password Value.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wfWiFiDeviceUserControl

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Disallow  0 
 Allow  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

Analysis Type

Select the Analysis Type that will be used by the Worry Free WiFi features in a device.

  • If the value Roam is selected, Worry Free WiFi will perform analysis designed to troubleshoot and optimize WiFi operations related to roaming.
  • If the value Voice is selected, then Worry Free WiFi will perform analysis designed to troubleshoot and optimize WiFi operations related to voice communications.
  • If the value Connection is selected, then Worry Free WiFi will perform analysis designed to troubleshoot and optimize WiFi operations related to establishing connections.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wfWiFiAnalysisType

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Roam  0 
 Voice  1 
 Connection  2 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

Action

Select an Action to perform Worry Free WiFi features in a device.

  • If the value Start is selected, a Worry Free WiFi Analysis Session will be started, terminating any Worry Free WiFi Analysis Session that was previously in progress. You may also need to be specify some or all of the following:
  • Start Server Analytics to specify whether Server Analytics should be performed for the Analysis Session.
  • Start Activity Mode to specify the Activity Mode for the Analysis Session.
  • Start Analysis SSID to specify the network for the Analysis Session.
  • Start Session Name to specify the name for the Analysis Session.
  • Start Logger Report Level to specify the Logger Report Level for the Analysis Session.
  • Start Ping Type to specify the Ping Type for the Analysis Session.
  • Start Remote Gateway Type to specify the Remote Gateway Type for the Analysis Session.
  • Custom Server Address to specify the Custom Server Address for the Analysis Session.
  • Start SD Card Storage to specify how SD Card Storage will be used for the Analysis Session.
  • If the value Stop is selected, any Worry Free WiFi Analysis Session that is in progress will be terminated.
  • If the value Clear is selected, any data accumulated from a Worry Free WiFi Analysis Session will be discarded.
  • If the value Export is selected, the current Worry Free WiFi configuration will be exported and stored in a file in the device file system.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wfWiFiAction

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Start  0 
 Stop  1 
 Clear  2 
 Export  3 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

Start Server Analytics

Select whether Server Analytics should be performed during an Analysis Session started for the Worry Free WiFi feature when the value Start is selected for Action.

  • If the value Turn Off is selected, Server Analytics will NOT be performed during the Analysis Session that is started.
  • If the value Turn On is selected, Server Analytics will be performed during the Analysis Session that is started.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wfWiFiActionStartServerAnalytics

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Turn Off  0 
 Turn On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

Start Activity Mode

Select the Activity Mode for an Analysis Session started for the Worry Free WiFi feature when the value Start is selected for Action.

  • If the value Foreground is selected, Analysis will be performed as a foreground task during the Analysis Session that is started.
  • If the value Background is selected, Analysis will be performed as a background task during the Analysis Session that is started.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wfWiFiActionStartActivityMode

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Foreground  0 
 Background  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

Start Analysis SSID

Enter the network that will be used for an Analysis Session started for the Worry Free WiFi feature when the value Start is selected for Action.

Note that if an Analysis Session is started for a network other than the currently configured network, the currently connected network will be disconnected so the specified network can be connected for use by the Analysis Session.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wfWiFiActionStartAnalysisSSID

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

Start Session Name

Enter the name of the Analysis Session to be started for the Worry Free WiFi feature when the value Start is selected for Action.

The name assigned to an Analysis Session can help to analyze exported data by identifying the Analysis Session during which the data was collected.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wfWiFiActionStartSessionName

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

Start Logger Report Level

Select the Logger Report Level for an Analysis Session started for the Worry Free WiFi feature when the value Start is selected for Action.

  • If the value Info is selected, all available data will be logged, including data that is informational as well as data related to warnings or errors that are detected.
  • If the value Warning is selected, only data that is related to warnings or errors that are detected will be logged.
  • If the value Error is selected, only data that is related to errors that are detected will be logged.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wfWiFiActionStartLoggerReportLevel

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Info  0 
 Warning  1 
 Error  2 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

Start Ping Type

Select the Ping Type for an Analysis Session started for the Worry Free WiFi feature when the value Start is selected for Action.

  • If the value No Data is selected, Pings sent during the Analysis Session that is started will include no data.
  • If the value Data Ping is selected, Pings sent during the Analysis Session that is started will include data.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wfWiFiActionStartPingType

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 No Data  0 
 Data Ping  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

Start Remote Gateway Type

Select the Type of Remote Gateway for an Analysis Session started for the Worry Free WiFi feature when the value Start is selected for Action.

  • If the value Default is selected, the Default Remote Gateway will be used.
  • If the value Custom is selected, a custom Remote Gateway will be used and you must also specify Custom Server Address to provide the desired custom Gateway Server Address.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wfWiFiActionStartRemoteGatewayType

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Default  0 
 Custom  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

Custom Server Address

Enter the Custom Remote Gateway Server Address for an Analysis Session started for the Worry Free WiFi feature when the value Start is selected for Action and if the value Custom is selected for Start Remote Gateway Type.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wfWiFiActionStartRemoteGatewayTypeCustomServerAddress

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

Start SD Card Storage

Select how SD Card Storage will be used for an Analysis Session started for the Worry Free WiFi feature when the value Start is selected for Action.

  • If the value Only Live Data is selected, only the most recent data from the new Analysis Session will be stored in the SD Card and will replace any prior Analysis Session data stored.
  • If the value Delete old Ping and Packet Data is selected, old Ping and Packet Data will be deleted and replaced by any new Ping and Packet Data for the new Analysis Session.
  • If the value Delete old Sessions is selected, any data generated by any prior Analysis Sessions will be deleted and replace by the data from the newAnalysis Session.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wfWiFiActionStartSdCardStorage

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Only Live Data  0 
 Delete old Ping and Packet Data  1 
 Delete old Sessions  2 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

Packet Capture

Use this Sub-group to configure Settings that control the operation of Packet Capture by the Worry Free WiFi feature in a device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wfWiFiPacketCapture

  • Type = bundle

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

State

Select whether Packet Capture will be performed by the Worry Free WiFi feature in a device.

  • If the value Off is selected, the Packet Capture will NOT be performed. This can significantly decrease the load on the device and decrease battery drain, but will provide less data that can be used for troubleshooting.
  • If the value On is selected, the Packet Capture will NOT be performed. This can significantly increase the load on the device and increase battery drain, but will provide additional data that can be used for troubleshooting.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wfWiFiPacketCaptureState

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  0 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

On File Name

Enter the file name of the file into which Packet Capture data will be stored by the Worry Free WiFi feature in a device when the value On is selected for State.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wfWiFiPacketCaptureStateOnFileName

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

On Max File Size

Enter the maximum size of the file into which Packet Capture data (in megabytes) will be stored by the Worry Free WiFi feature in a device when the value On is selected for State.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wfWiFiPacketCaptureStateOnMaxFileSize

  • Type = integer

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

On Max Storage Size

Enter the maximum amount of Packet Capture data (in megabytes) that will be stored by the Worry Free WiFi feature in a device when the value On is selected for State.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wfWiFiPacketCaptureStateOnMaxStorageSize

  • Type = integer

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 8.3.

Type

Select the Package Capture Type that will be control the type of Packets that will be captured by the Worry Free WiFi features in a device when State is used to enable Packet Capture.

  • If the value Management Only is selected, Worry Free WiFi will only capture Management Packets.
  • If the value All is selected, Worry Free WiFi will capture ALL Packets, including Packets that might contain sensitive data.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wfWiFiPacketCaptureType

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Management Only  1 
 All  2 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 9.1.

Coverage View

Use this Sub-group to configure Settings that control the operation of Coverage View by the Worry Free WiFi feature in a device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wfWiFiCoverageView

  • Type = bundle

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 9.1.

Scan Feature Type

Select the Scan Feature Type that will control the type of Scanning that will be performed by Worry Free WiFi as part of Coverage View in a device.

  • If the value Coverage View is selected, Worry Free WiFi will perform full scanning as required to support Coverage View.
  • If the value Scan is selected, then Worry Free WiFi will perform more limited scanning.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wfWiFiScanFeatureType

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Coverage View  1 
 Scan  2 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 9.1.

Action

Select an Action to perform for Coverage View.

  • If the value Start is selected, a Worry Free WiFi Analysis Session will be started, terminating any Worry Free WiFi Analysis Session that was previously in progress. You may also need to specify some or all of the following:

  • Start Scan Interval to specify the Scan Interval to use for Coverage View.

  • Start SSID to specify the SSID to use for Coverage View.

  • Start Auto Reachability Test to specify whether an Auto Reachability Test should be performed as part of Coverage View.

  • Start Auto Reachability Test to specify whether Server Analytics should be performed as part of Coverage View.

  • Start Session Name to specify the Session Name to use for Coverage View.

    • Start Session Name to specify whether SD Card Storage will be used for Coverage View.

  • If the value Stop is selected, any Worry Free WiFi Analysis Session that is in progress will be terminated.

  • If the value Clear is selected, any data accumulated from a Worry Free WiFi Analysis Session will be discarded.

  • If the value Export is selected, the current Worry Free WiFi configuration will be exported and stored in a file in the device file system.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wfWiFiCoverageViewAction

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Start  0 
 Stop  1 
 Clear  2 
 Export  3 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 9.1.

Start SSID

Enter the SSID that identifies the network to be used for Coverage View.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wfWiFiCoverageViewActionStartSsid

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 9.1.

Start Scan Interval

Enter the Scan Interval to be used for Coverage View.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wfWiFiCoverageViewActionStartScanInterval

  • Type = integer

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 9.1.

Start Auto Reachability Test

Select whether an Auto Reachability Test should be performed as part of Coverage View.

  • If the value Off is selected, then Worry Free WiFi will NOT perform an Auto Reachability Test as part of Coverage View each time a Roam occurs.
  • If the value On is selected, Worry Free WiFi will perform an Auto Reachability Test as part of Coverage View each time a Roam occurs.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wfWiFiCoverageViewActionStartAutoReachabilityTest

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  0 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 9.1.

Start Server Analytics

Select whether Server Analytics should be performed by Worry Free WiFi as part of Coverage View when the value Start is selected for Action.

  • If the value Off is selected, Worry Free WiFi will NOT perform Server Analytics as part of Coverage View.
  • If the value On is selected, Worry Free WiFi will perform Server Analytics as part of Coverage View.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wfWiFiCoverageViewActionStartServerAnalytics

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Off  0 
 On  1 

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 9.1.

Start Session Name

Enter a Session Name that should be used by Worry Free WiFi as part of Coverage View when the value Start is selected for Action.

Detail Information:

  • Key = wfWiFiCoverageViewActionStartSessionName

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • NOT supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.

  • Supported from: MX 9.1.

Zebra Licensing Configuration

Use this Group to manage Zebra-issued licenses on a device.

Detail Information:

  • Key = zebraLicenseStep

  • Type = bundle

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 7.1.

License Action

Select an Action to manage Zebra-issued licenses on a device.

  • If the value Activate License is selected, a license will be activated, making it usable on the device. You must also specify Activate License Method, From Server AID Value, From Server Standard Class, From Server Custom Class, From Server Custom URL, From Server Custom Friendly Name, From Local File Path and Name, and From Local File Source Server Class to define the license to be activated and how that license should be activated.
  • If the value Return License is selected, a previously activated license will be returned, allowing it to be re-allocated for use on another device. You must also specify Return License Server Type, Friendly Name, and Return License AID Value to define the license to be returned and how that license should be returned.
  • If the value Return All Licenses is selected, all licenses previously activated from a given License Server will be returned, allowing them to be re-allocated for use on other devices. You must also specify Return All Licenses Server Type and Friendly Name to define how the licenses were acquired and therefore to identify which licenses should be returned and how they should be returned.
  • If the value Refresh License is selected, a previously activated license will be refreshed, updating anything that may have changed, such as its expiration date, capabilities, etc. You must also specify Refresh License AID Value to provide the license to be refreshed.
  • If the value Delete Server is selected, a previously defined Custom Server, along with all licenses allocated via that Custom Server, will be deleted. You must also specify Delete Server Friendly Name to provide the Friendly Name that identifies the Custom Server to be deleted.

Detail Information:

  • Key = zebraLicenseAction

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Activate License  Activate 
 Return License  Return 
 Return All Licenses  Reset 
 Refresh License  Refresh 
 Delete Server  DeleteLicenseSource 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 7.1.

Activate License Method

Select the method that should be used to activate a Zebra-issued license a device when the value Activate License is selected for License Action.

  • If the value From Server Standard is selected, the license will be activated from a Standard Server and you must also specify From Server Standard Class to provide the class of Standard Server via which the license will be activated and you must also specify From Server AID Value to identify the license to be activated.
  • If the value From Server Custom is chose, the license will be activated from a Custom Server and you must also specify From Server Custom Class to provide the class of Custom Server via which the license will be activated and you must also specify From Server AID Value to identify the license to be activated. You may also specify From Server Custom URL depending on the value selected for From Server Custom Class.
  • If the value From Local File is selected, the license will be activated from a license file stored in the device file system and you must also specify From Local File Path and Name and From Local File Source Server Class to provide the license file and the class of Server from which the license file was acquired.

Detail Information:

  • Key = zebraLicenseActionActivateLicenseMethod

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 From Server Standard  1 
 From Server Custom  2 
 From Local File  3 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 7.1.

From Server AID Value

Enter the Activation Identifier (AID) that identifies a Zebra-issued license to be activated on a device when the value Activate License is selected for License Action.

Detail Information:

  • Key = zebraLicenseActionActivateLicenseMethodFromServerAidValue

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 7.1.

From Server Standard Class

Select the Class of Standard Server via which a Zebra-issued license will be activated on a device when the value Activate License is selected for License Action and the value From Server Standard is selected for Activate License Method.

  • If the value Production Cloud Direct is selected, the license will be activated by communicating directly to a Production Zebra License Server at a fixed known location on the Internet. The Production Server should be used when deploying licenses to devices for production use.
  • If the value Test Cloud Direct is selected, the license will be activated by communicating directly to a Test Zebra License Server at a fixed known location on the Internet. The Test Server should be used when tested the deployment of licenses to devices to avoid consuming actual production licenses.

Detail Information:

  • Key = zebraLicenseActionActivateLicenseMethodFromServerStandardClass

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Production Cloud Direct  1 
 Test Cloud Direct  2 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 7.1.

From Server Custom Class

Select the Class of Custom Server via which a Zebra-issued license will be activated on a device when the value Activate License is selected for License Action and the value From Server Custom is selected for Activate License Method.

  • If the value Production Cloud Proxy is selected, the license will be activated by communicating to a Production Zebra License Server at a fixed known location on the Internet via a Local Proxy Server. You must also specify From Server Custom URL to provide the Local Proxy Server to be used.
  • If the value Test Cloud Proxy is selected, the license will be activated by communicating to a Test Zebra License Server at a fixed known location on the Internet via a Local Proxy Server. You must also specify From Server Custom URL to provide the Local Proxy Server to be used.
  • If the value Local Direct is selected, the license will be activated by communicating to a Local License Server. You must also specify From Server Custom URL to provide the Local License Server to be used.
  • If the value Other is selected, the license will be activated by communicating to some other Server. You must also specify From Server Custom URL to provide the Server to be used.

Detail Information:

  • Key = zebraLicenseActionActivateLicenseMethodFromServerCustomClass

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Production Cloud Proxy  1 
 Test Cloud Proxy  2 
 Local Direct  3 
 Other  4 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 7.1.

From Server Custom URL

Enter the URL of a Custom Server via which a Zebra-issued license will be activated on a device when the value Activate License is selected for License Action and the value From Server Custom is selected for Activate License Method.

Detail Information:

  • Key = zebraLicenseActionActivateLicenseMethodFromServerCustomUrl

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 7.1.

From Server Custom Friendly Name

Enter a Friendly Name for a Custom Server via which a Zebra-issued license will be activated on a device when the value Activate License is selected for License Action and the value From Server Custom is selected for Activate License Method.

A Friendly Name is kept for each Custom Server used to acquire licenses and is used when later operating on such licenses to identify the Custom Server via which a license was acquired and hence via which it must be refreshed, returned, etc. The Friendly Name is also used to identify a Custom Server to be deleted.

Detail Information:

  • Key = zebraLicenseActionActivateLicenseMethodFromServerCustomFriendlyName

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 7.1.

From Local File Path and Name

Enter the local path and file name of a license file in the device file system from a which a Zebra-issued license will be activated on a device when the value Activate License is selected for License Action and the value From Local File is selected for Activate License Method. You must also specify From Local File Source Server Class to identify the class of Server from which the license file was acquired, which could impact how it is processed.

Detail Information:

  • Key = zebraLicenseActionActivateLicenseMethodFromLocalFilePathAndName

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 7.1.

From Local File Source Server Class

Select the class of Server from which the license file to be activated was acquired when the value Activate License is selected for License Action and when the value From Local File is selected for Activate License Method and when From Local File Path and Name is specified.

Detail Information:

  • Key = zebraLicenseActionActivateLicenseMethodFromLocalFileSourceServerClass

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Production Cloud  1 
 Test Cloud  2 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 7.1.

Return License Server Type

Select the Type of Standard Server via which a Zebra-issued license was activated on a device and therefore via which it should be returned, when the value Return License is selected for License Action.

  • If the value Production Cloud Direct is selected, the license will be assumed to have been activated by by communicating directly to a Production Zebra License Server at a fixed known location on the Internet and the license will be returned by communicating directly to the same server in the same way.
  • If the value Test Cloud Direct is selected, the license will be assumed to have been activated by by communicating directly to a Test Zebra License Server at a fixed known location on the Internet and the license will be returned by communicating directly to the same server in the same way.
  • If the value Server Friendly Name is selected, the license will be assumed to have been activated by by communicating to a Custom Server. You must also specify Friendly Name to provide the Friendly Name that identifies the Custom Server via which the license was acquired and hence via which it should be returned.

Detail Information:

  • Key = zebraLicenseActionReturnLicenseServerType

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Production Cloud Direct  1 
 Test Cloud Direct  2 
 Server Friendly Name  3 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 8.1.

Friendly Name

Enter the Friendly Name that identifies the Custom Server via which a Zebra-issued license was activated on a device and therefore via which it should be returned, when the value Return License is selected for License Action and the value Server Friendly Name was selected for Return License Server Type.

Detail Information:

  • Key = zebraLicenseActionReturnLicenseServerTypeFriendlyName

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 8.1.

Return License AID Value

Enter the Activation Identifier (AID) that identifies a Zebra-issued license to be returned on a device when the value Return License is selected for License Action.

Detail Information:

  • Key = zebraLicenseActionReturnLicenseAidValue

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 8.1.

Return All Licenses Server Type

Select the Type of Standard Server via which a set of Zebra-issued licenses was activated on a device and therefore via which they should be returned, when the value Return All Licenses is selected for License Action.

  • If the value Production Cloud Direct is selected, the licenses will be assumed to have been activated by by communicating directly to a Production Zebra License Server at a fixed known location on the Internet and all such licenses will be returned by communicating directly to the same server in the same way.
  • If the value Test Cloud Direct is selected, the licenses will be assumed to have been activated by by communicating directly to a Test Zebra License Server at a fixed known location on the Internet and all such licenses will be returned by communicating directly to the same server in the same way.
  • If the value Server Friendly Name is selected, the licenses will be assumed to have been activated by by communicating to a Custom Server. You must also specify Friendly Name to provide the Friendly Name that identifies the Custom Server via which the licenses were acquired and hence via which all such licenses should be returned.

Detail Information:

  • Key = zebraLicenseActionReturnAllLicensesServerType

  • Type = string

 UI Choice  JSON Value 
 Production Cloud Direct  1 
 Test Cloud Direct  2 
 Server Friendly Name  3 

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 8.1.

Friendly Name

Enter the Friendly Name that identifies the Custom Server via which a set of Zebra-issued licenses was activated on a device and therefore via which they should be returned, when the value Return All Licenses is selected for License Action and the value Server Friendly Name was selected for Return All Licenses Server Type.

Detail Information:

  • Key = zebraLicenseActionReturnAllLicensesServerTypeFriendlyName

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 8.1.

Refresh License AID Value

Enter the Activation Identifier (AID) that identifies a Zebra-issued license to be refreshed on a device when the value Refresh License is selected for License Action.

Detail Information:

  • Key = zebraLicenseActionRefreshLicenseAidValue

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 7.1.

Delete Server Friendly Name

Enter the Friendly Name that identifies the Custom Server to be deleted, when the value Delete Server is selected for License Action.

Detail Information:

  • Key = zebraLicenseActionDeleteServerFriendlyName

  • Type = string

Support Information:

  • Supported from: MX 8.1.