Zebra Configurations

Automatic Identification and Data Capture (AIDC) configuration, also known as Rugged Device Configurations  lets you set up scanners and other data capture peripherals on your devices through a blueprint. Use this method to apply DataWedge and OEMConfig settings consistently across your device fleet, rather than configuring each device manually. 
Ask the Support team or your Esper contact for Rugged Device Configuration access. 

Available OEM Manufacturers:

• Zebra

For fleets using Android 10 and below and 11+:

• The blueprint should only be applied to devices using the same OEM Config version. Create separate blueprints for Android 10 and below and Android 11+.

There are several ways to set up AIDC devices in the Esper console. Choose the method that suits your workflow and requirements.

• No upload. Set up via configurations.
• Upload the configuration
• Select a file from Content Management

When setting up configurations

Requirements

• Esper Agent 13+

In this article: 

• Zebra Configuration
  • Pre-configuration
  • Zebra rugged device configuration
• Troubleshooting

Zebra Configuration

Pre-configuration

Choosing the right app

You will choose the Zebra app based on the Android operating system version:

• Zebra OEMConfig Powered by MX supports Android 11+.
• Legacy Zebra OEMConfig supports Android 11 and below.

You will need to create separate blueprints of your devices for devices that are above Android 11 and below 11.

OEM Config

If you plan to set the OEM configurations in the blueprint, you can download a supported version from Zebra’s official website.

Zebra rugged device configuration

In a Blueprint Manager, select a blueprint or create a new one and then go to Rugged Device Configuration.

Then select Zebra as the OEM manufacturer.

You’ll then see options for configuration.

You have the options for configuring the device:

• Upload the DataWedge configuration: Upload the db file from your computer.
• Select a configuration from Content Managements: If the file is already uploaded to Content Management, you can select the file from the content list.
• None: Continue with the other configuration options.

Upload or Select the Data Wedge file

Choose Upload/Select from Content Management and select the file from your computer. Maximum file size 4 GB.

Upload the file, then select the destination path where the DataWedge file will be stored on the device. Alternatively, select the already uploaded file from Content Management.

None

If the db file already exists on the device, or if there is an alternative way you will add it to the device, select None.

OEM Config

Enable additional configuration options by toggling OEM Config on.

Select the OEM Config version.

This version must be compatible with the Android version of your devices.

OEM config option

You have the option to configure the rugged hardware experience from the blueprint or via another method.

If you choose to configure via the blueprint, the OEM configuration application will need to be installed on the device in order for the configurations to take effect. Retrieve a supported version from Zebra’s official website. Once uploaded to the Esper console via App Management, you can set its state to Post-Provisioning to ensure that devices onboarded with that blueprint apply the configurations successfully.

You have the options for configuring the device:

• Upload : Upload the JSON file from your computer.
• Select a configuration from Content Managements: If the file is already uploaded to Content Management, you can select the file from the content list.
• Manual Configuration: Choose from a selection of options.
• JSON Config: Paste the JSON file in the input field.
• None: Do not configure or use a different configuration method.

Upload/Select from Content Management

Upload the JSON file from your computer or select it from Content Management. Maximum file size 4 GB.

Manual Configuration

Choose from a variety of predefined settings.

Available options:

• Application Configuration: Open to configure Device Central Configuration.
  • Device Central Configuration: Open to configure Bluetooth Pairing Control, User Control of Bluetooth State, User Control of Firmware Update, and Smart Leash Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
    • Bluetooth Pairing Control: Select whether Device Central system should allow multiple pairings to the same Device Class. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 8.1
    • User Control of Bluetooth State: Select whether the User will be allowed to use the Device Central UI to control the Bluetooth State. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 8.1
    • User Control of Firmware Update: Select whether the User will be Allowed to use the Firmware Update Button within the Device Central UI to perform Firmware Updates. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 8.1
    • Smart Leash: Open to configure State, User Access To Smart Leash Section, Audio Feedback, and Haptic Feedback Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
      • State: Select whether Smart Leash is on or off. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 10.2
      • User Access To Smart Leash Section: Select whether the User will be Allowed to use the Device Central UI to configure Smart Leash. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 10.2
      • Audio Feedback: Open to configure State, Sound, Volume, and Repeat Count Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
        • State: Select whether the Smart Leash Audio Feedback is on or off. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 10.2
        • Sound: Enter an existing Ringtone or path of audio to play when the Smart Leash Audio Feedback is on. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 10.2
        • Volume: Enter the percentage volume for the sound when the Smart Leash Audio Feedback is on. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 10.2
        • Repeat Count: Enter the number of times the sound should repeat when the Smart Leash Audio Feedback is on. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 10.2
      • Haptic Feedback: Open to configure State and Time Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
        • State: Select whether the Smart Leash Haptic Feedback is on or off. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 10.2
        • Time: Enter the duration of vibration when the Smart Leash Haptic Feedback is on. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 10.2
• License Configuration: Open to configure Enterprise Reset Persistence, License-server Proxy URL, Add License using Badge ID, Add Feature using Local Server, Legacy Licenses, Legacy Features, Block User Action, and Local File Path and Name.
  • Enterprise Reset Persistence: Select whether all Zebra licenses should persist locally on device following an Enterprise Reset. Supported from: MX 11.2
  • License-server Proxy URL: Enter the URL of the proxy server in use for controlling licensing requests (optional)(Requires ZLicenseMgr v14.0). Supported from: MX 14.0
  • Add License using Badge ID: Open to configure Cloud Server Type, Badge ID, and Licenses Info (Requires ZLicenseMgr v14.0)(Supported from: MX 14.0).
    • Cloud Server Type: Select the Source from which a License for a Zebra capability will be acquired. Supported from: MX 14.0
    • Badge ID: Enter the Zebra-issued Badge ID for the license pool from which to issue licenses. Supported from: MX 14.0
  • Add Feature using Local Server: Open to configure Local Server URL and Licenses Info (Requires ZLicenseMgr v14.5) (Supported from: MX 14.0).
  • Block User Action: Select whether to limit the device user to RETURN and REFRESH functions and block changes to license configuration settings. Supported from: MX 15.0
  • Local File Path and Name: Enter the Path and Name of a local File in the Device File System from which a License for a Zebra capability will be acquired. Supported from: MX 15.0
• Security and Privacy Configuration: Open to configure Encryption, Screen Lock, SD Card Setup Notification, and Extended Patch Reports.
  • Encryption Configuration: Open to configure Encryption Keys and SD Card Encrypt Key Name Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
    • SD Card Encrypt Key Name: Enter the Key Name of a Named Encryption Key to be used to encrypt the removable SD Card. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 4.3
  • Screen Lock Configuration: Open to configure Instant Screen Lock on Power Key, Lock Screen Wallpaper, Custom Lock Screen Wallpaper, Screen Lock Type, Notifications on Lock Screen, RC Lock Screen Visibility, Screen Lock Timeout, User Selection of Secure Start-up, Secondary Keyguard, Reboot, and Double-line clock on Lock screen Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
    • Instant Screen Lock on Power Key: Select whether the device will Instantly Lock when the Power Key is used to turn the Display Off. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 4.3
    • Lock Screen Wallpaper: Select wallpaper to display on the lock screen. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 10.5
    • Custom Lock Screen Wallpaper: Enter the path and file name of an image file on the device (.jpg or .png). Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 10.5
    • Screen Lock Type: Select the type of lock that is used to protect the device from use by unauthorized persons. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 6.0
    • Notifications on Lock Screen: Select the type of notification content to be shown on the Lock screen. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 10.5
    • RC Lock Screen Visibility: Select whether the Android Lock screen is visible on the remote console when a device is being remotely controlled. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 13.3
    • Screen Lock Timeout: Select what happens when a device turns off as a result of a timeout. Supported from: MX 4.3
    • User Selection of Secure Start-up: Select whether the User will be Allowed to Select (Turn On) Secure Start-up when changing pin/password/pattern. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 10.0
    • Secondary Keyguard: Select whether to activate a secondary keyguard (e.g. Identity Guardian) on the device. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 14.0
    • Reboot: Select whether to restart the device immediately upon application of Secondary Keyguard setting, or Suppress to reboot and activate later. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 14.0
    • Double-line clock on Lock screen: Select whether the Lock-screen clock is displayed on a single line, or in a larger font across two lines (when space is available). Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 14.1
  • SD Card Setup Notification: Select whether to present the user with the notification when an SD card is inserted. Supported from: MX 11.5
  • Extended Patch Reports: Select whether to retrieve only Google-supported Security Patch Level (SPL) reports, or to append SPLs with Zebra Critical Patch Level data (not supported by some EMM systems). Supported from: MX 15.0
• System Configuration: Open to configure Analytics, Clock, Data Wipe, GMS, Lifeguard, Power, Remote Scanner Configurations, Wake-Up, Pass-Through Command, and Logs.
  • Analytics Configuration: Open to configure Analytics State and User Control of Analytics State.
    • Analytics State: Select whether the Analytics Client will collect machine data from the device and send it to Zebra. Supported from: MX 4.3
    • User Control of Analytics State: Select whether the User will be Allowed to control whether the Analytics Client will collect machine data from the device and send it to Zebra. Supported from: MX 7.2
  • Clock Configuration: Open to configure Time Mode, Auto NTP Server Address, Auto NTP Drift Interval, Auto NTP Sync Interval, Time Zone Mode, Manual Time Zone, and Time Format.
    • Time Mode: Select whether the Time Mode will be Automatic (set based on information obtained from a from a Time Server) or Rule-Based (set based on specified information associated with defined rules). Supported from: MX 4.2
    • Auto NTP Server Address: Enter the NTP Server Address when Time Mode is set to Automatic. Supported from: MX 4.2
    • Auto NTP Drift Interval: Select the amount of drift allowed at which the time and date will be attempted to be acquired and set automatically Time Mode is set to Automatic. Supported from: MX 11.7
    • Auto NTP Sync Interval: Select the interval at which the time and date will be attempted to be acquired and set automatically Time Mode is set to Automatic. Supported from: MX 4.2
    • Time Zone Mode: Select whether the Time Zone Mode will be Manual (set explicitly) or Automatic (set based on information obtained from a Carrier Network). Supported from: MX 6.0
    • Manual Time Zone: Enter the Time Zone will be to be set explicitly
    • Time Format: Select the Format in which Time will be displayed. Supported from: MX 6.0
  • Data Wipe Configuration: Open to configure Data Wipe Options and Bypass SUW on Enterprise Reset Supported from: MX 7.1.
    • Bypass SUW on Enterprise Reset: Select whether the Google Setup Wizard (SUW) should be bypassed when performing an Enterprise Reset as a Data Wipe. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
  • GMS Configuration: Open to configure GMS Feature Set and GMS Profile Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 8.3.
    • GMS Feature Set: Select Set of GMS Features to be used. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
    • GMS Profile: Select the GMS Profile that identifies the GMS Feature Subset to be used. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 8.3
  • Lifeguard Configuration: Open to configure Update Mode, UI Control, Update Over Cellular, OTA Options, File-Based Update Source, File-Based Update Options, Suppress Reboot, File-Based Update Local Path And Name, and Streaming.
    • Update Mode: Select the Mode that will be used to apply LifeGuard Updates on the device. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 11.1
    • UI Control: Select whether the User will be allowed to modify LifeGuard settings via UI. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 9.1
    • Update Over Cellular: Select whether Full Automatic LifeGuard updates can occur over Cellular (metered) networks. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 11.1
    • OTA Options: Enter one or more optional parameters to determine LifeGuard OTA behavior. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: Future Use
    • File-Based Update Source: Select the Source for the Update File to be used to initiate an OS Update in File-Based Updates mode. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 8.1
    • Suppress Reboot: Select whether to suppress auto-reboot following A/B Upgrade. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 8.1
    • File-Based Update Local Path And Name: Enter the Path and File Name in the Device File System of a Local Update File that will be used to initiate an OS Update in File-Based Updates mode. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 4.1
    • Streaming Configuration: Open to configure Source URL, Authorization Type, Zebra Authentication Token, Username, Password, and Custom Authentication Header Supported from: MX 10.0.
      • Source URL: Enter a URL via which a Streamed Update File can be accessed.
      • Authorization Type: Select the authentication type to use to reach the remote URL holding the file needed to initiate an OS Update in Streaming Mode.
      • Zebra Authentication Token: Enter Authentication token for Zebra Support Central
      • Username: Enter the name of a user authorized to access the ZIP file
      • Password: Enter the password associated with the name of a user authorized to access the ZIP file
      • Custom Authentication Header: Enter Authorization header custom value
  • Power Configuration: Open to configure Auto Control, Battery, Battery Charge Mode, Maximum Battery Charge, Recovery Mode Access, Battery Charge Schedules, Heaters, Ports Power, Doze Mode State, Configure RAM On Disk, Configure RAM size, Enter Custom RAM size, and Suppress Reboot Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
    • Auto Control Configuration: Open to configure State, On Mode, Off Mode, and Off Timeout Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 7.1.
      • State: Select whether device power will be automatically controlled. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
      • On Mode: Select whether and how device power will be automatically turned on as part of automatic power control. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
      • Off Mode: Select whether and how device power will be automatically turned off as part of automatic power control. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
      • Off Timeout: Enter the timeout that will be in effect before device power is automatically turned off as part of automatic power control. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
    • Battery Configuration: Open to configure Critical Low Threshold, Decommission Percentage Threshold, Decommission Usage Threshold, Saver Control Mode, Saver Mode Percentage Threshold, Saver State, and User Control of Saver Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
      • Critical Low Threshold: Enter the Threshold battery level below which the battery is deemed to be Critically Low. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 8.3
      • Decommission Percentage Threshold: Enter the percentage of remaining battery capacity below which the battery will be deemed ready for Decommissioning. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 4.4
      • Decommission Usage Threshold: Enter the amount of battery usage (e.g. charge/discharge cycles, coulombs in/out, etc.) that can occur before the battery will be deemed ready for Decommissioning. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 4.4
      • Saver Control Mode: Select how Battery Saver Mode will be controlled. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 10.1
      • Saver Mode Percentage Threshold: Enter the Battery Level percentage below which Battery Saver Mode will automatically turned On. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 10.1
      • Saver State: Select the Battery Saver State. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 10.1
      • User Control of Saver: Select whether the User will be allowed to control the State of Battery Saver Mode via UI on the device. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 11.2
    • Battery Charge Mode: Select whether the battery charge mode. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 11.6
    • Maximum Battery Charge: Enter the maximum battery charge percentage at which charging will stop (65 - 100),. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 11.6
    • Recovery Mode Access: Select whether to turn on Recovery Mode Access. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 13.1
    • Doze Mode State: Select whether Doze Mode should be turned On or Off for the entire device. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 7.2
    • Configure RAM On Disk: Select whether to allow a portion of available device storage to be used as RAM. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 13.4
    • Configure RAM size: Select the amount of device storage to use as RAM. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 13.4
    • Enter Custom RAM size: Enter a custom amount of device storage (in GB, from 1-12) to use as RAM. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 13.4
    • Suppress Reboot: Select whether to reboot the device following configuration of the RAM on disk parameter. Zebra recommends rebooting (selecting Turn Off). Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 13.4
  • Remote Scanner Configurations: Open to configure Remote Scanner Configuration Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 5.2.
  • Wake-Up Configuration: Open to configure Wake-Up All Sources State, Wake-Up Method, and Wake-Up Sources Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
    • Wake-Up All Sources State: Select whether all Wake-Up Sources should be collectively turned On or Off. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 8.0
    • Wake-Up Method: Select the Method that will be used to identify Wake-up Sources to be controlled. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 9.2
  • Pass-Through Command: Enter XML for OEMConfig to pass along for processing. NOTE: XML pass-through must NOT include Batch, ConditionMgr and persist XML .
  • Logs Configuration: Open to configure Background Collection State, Logging Level, Upload When Logging Turned Off, Upload Snapshots URI, Control Secure Logging, Control Secure Logging Password, RxLogger settings, and Rxlogger controls.
    • Background Collection State: Select whether background collection should be turned on or off.
    • Logging Level: Select the Level of Logging to be performed.(Deprecated from A15 and above)
    • Upload When Logging Turned Off: Select whether to upload logs to the specified URI when logging is turned off.
    • Upload Snapshots URI: Enter the URI of a location on a Remote Server to which all Snapshot Files previously Created on-device, and which have not yet been Uploaded, will be Uploaded.
    • Control Secure Logging: Select whether Secure RxLogger should be on or off.(Deprecated from A15 and above)
    • Control Secure Logging Password: Enter the encrypted password to use for Secure RxLogger.
    • RxLogger settings: Enter (or paste) JSON-formatted settings for configuring RxLogger on the device. See https://techdocs.zebra.com/rxlogger/latest/guide/settings/#settingsfile for sample .json formatting.
    • Rxlogger controls: Select RxLogger action to be performed.
• UI Configuration: Open to configure Audio, DataWedge, Display, Event-Triggered Intents, General UI, Keyboard, Settings UI, Touch Panel, and Volume UI Profiles.
  • Audio Configuration: Open to configure Best Path Exclusions, Charging Sounds, Replication, Vibrate On Call, Mute/Vibrate State, Vibrate Icon Usage, VibrateIcon, Microphone, Mute Usage, and Vibrate Usage Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
    • Charging Sounds: Select whether a Sounds will be played when the Charging state of the device changes. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 9.3
    • Replication: Select whether headset audio will be replicated to the built-in device speaker. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 7.2
    • Vibrate On Call: Select whether the device will vibrate on call. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 11.1
    • Mute/Vibrate State: Select whether Mute and/or Vibrate should be applied to the device. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 4.4
    • Vibrate Icon Usage: Select whether to allow device user to Show/Hide the vibrate icon on the Status Bar. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 13.2
    • VibrateIcon: Select whether to display vibrate icon on the Status Bar. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 13.2
    • Microphone: Select whether to activate the device microphone. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 13.5
    • Mute Usage: Select whether to allow the device user to change the Mute State on the device. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 14.2
    • Vibrate Usage: Select whether to allow the device user to change the Vibrate State on the device. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 14.2
  • DataWedge Configuration: Open to configure APIs, Database File, Simulscan Template File, Automatic Database Import, and User Access to Configuration UI Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
    • APIs Configuration: Open to configure Configuration Intent APIs, Import of DataWedge Database, Notification Intent APIs, Query Intent APIs, and Runtime Intent APIs Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
    • Database File: Enter the path and file name of a valid full (datawedge.db) or partial (dwprofile_profilename.db) DataWedge Database file in the Device File System that should be imported to replace or merge with the current configuration of DataWedge. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 9.2
    • Simulscan Template File: Enter the path and file name of a valid Simulscan template in the Device File System to be added or replaced via DataWedge. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 10.0
    • Automatic Database Import: Select whether DataWedge will Allow Automatic importing of Database Files deployed to the DataWedge Autoimport Folder. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 9.2
    • User Access to Configuration UI: Select whether device users will be permitted to Access the DataWedge configuration UI and hence to alter the configuration of DataWedge. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 9.2
  • Display Configuration: Open to configure Force Activities Resizable, Blanking, Power, Secondary Display, Size and Rotation, and Screen Saver.
    • Force Activities Resizable: Select whether the secondary display will allow for resizable activities. Supported from: MX 10.5
    • Blanking Configuration: Open to configure Mode, Signal, Debounce Delay, and Polarity Supported from: MX 7.1.
      • Mode: Select whether the device Display will automatically Blank (display nothing) on a device under certain conditions. Supported on Device(s): VC8X.
      • Signal: Select the Signal that will be used to trigger the Display to automatically Blank when the Display Blanking is selected. Supported on Device(s): VC8X.
      • Debounce Delay: Enter the Debounce Delay that will be used to condition the Signal that triggers the Display to automatically Blank. Default value = 1000. Supported on Device(s): VC8X.
      • Polarity: Select the Polarity of the Signal that will trigger the Display to automatically Blank. Supported on Device(s): VC8X.
    • Power Configuration: Open to configure Stay Awake, Timeout, Mode, and Brightness.
      • Stay Awake: Select whether the Display Power State will be forced to remain On whenever the device is connected to external power. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 7.2
      • Timeout: Enter the Duration of inactivity (in seconds), after which the Display Power State will Automatically be turned Off. Supported from: MX 4.3
      • Mode: Select how the Power State of the Display Backlight will be controlled. Supported from: MX 10.2
      • Brightness: Enter the Display Brightness to be set when the Display Brightness Mode is Manual or enter -1 to leave the setting unchanged. Supported from: MX 10.2
    • Secondary Display Configuration: Open to configure Resizable Windows, Secondary Display Mode, Secondary Display Remote Control, Secondary Screen Resolution, Secondary Locked Orientation, and Secondary Monitor Settings.
      • Resizable Windows: Select whether the secondary display will use resizable windows. Supported from: MX 10.5
      • Secondary Display Mode: Select the mode to use for the secondary display. Supported from: MX 10.5
      • Secondary Display Remote Control: Select the default display to use for remote control operations. Supported from: MX 11.1
      • Secondary Screen Resolution: Select the screen resolution to use on the external monitor when a device is connected to a secondary display via workstation cradle. Supported from: MX 13.3
      • Secondary Locked Orientation: Select the screen resolution to use on the external monitor when a device is connected to a secondary display. Applies to Desktop and Mirror Modes. Supported from: MX 13.5
      • Secondary Monitor Settings: Select the auto-rotate behavior of the external monitor when a device is docked. Applies only to Mirror Mode. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 14.0
    • Size and Rotation Configuration: Open to configure Allowed Orientations, Locked Orientation Positions, Rotation Mode, Auto-Landscape External Display, Display Size, Font Size, and Lock Override Button.
      • Allowed Orientations: Select which orientations to permit when auto rotation is used. Supported from: MX 10.5
      • Locked Orientation Positions: Select the orientation to use when screen orientation is locked (auto rotation is not used). Supported from: MX 10.5
      • Rotation Mode: Select how Display Rotation will be performed. Supported from: MX 10.1
      • Auto-Landscape External Display: Select whether the Display should automatically Rotate to Landscape Mode when placed into a workstation cradle that is mirroring to an external display. Supported on Android: Pie. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
      • Display Size: Select the system Display size to use. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 9.2
      • Font Size: Select the system Font Size to use. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 9.2
      • Lock Override Button: Select the orientation to use when screen orientation is locked (auto rotation is not used). Supported from: MX 10.5
    • Screen Saver Configuration: Open to configure Screen Saver Scheduler, Start Time, End Time, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and Screen Saver File Path Supported from: MX 13.5.
      • Screen Saver Scheduler: Select whether to enable screen saver scheduling. Supported from: MX 13.5
      • Start Time: Enter the screen saver start time (24-hour format; HH:MM). Supported from: MX 13.5
      • End Time: Enter the screen saver start time (24-hour format; HH:MM). Supported from: MX 13.5
      • Monday: Select whether to display the screen saver on Mondays. Supported from: MX 13.5
      • Tuesday: Select whether to display the screen saver on Tuesdays. Supported from: MX 13.5
      • Wednesday: Select whether to display the screen saver on Wednesday. Supported from: MX 13.5
      • Thursday: Select whether to display the screen saver on Thursday. Supported from: MX 13.5
      • Friday: Select whether to display the screen saver on Friday. Supported from: MX 13.5
      • Saturday: Select whether to display the screen saver on Saturday. Supported from: MX 13.5
      • Sunday: Select whether to display the screen saver on Sunday. Supported from: MX 13.5
      • Screen Saver File Path: Enter the path and file name of an image file (.jpg or .png) or a video file (.mp4) on the device to display on the screen when in screen saver mode. Supported from: MX 13.5
  • General UI Configuration: Open to configure Feature Usage, Localization, Split Screen Workflows, and UI Element.
    • Feature Usage Configuration: Open to configure Large-screen Taskbar, Active App List UI, Auto Correct, Clipboard, Sharing, Inter-App Sharing, Long Press on Home to Launch Google Assistant, Magnification Gestures, Notification Bar, Proximity Sensor, RemoteCastNotification, Screen Shot, SD Card, Access Clock from Date in Notification, and Battery Charging LED.
      • Large-screen Taskbar: Select whether to allow user access to the Large-screen Taskbar, which appears at the bottom of the screen on supported devices, and displays recent and pinned apps, plus a link to the app library. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 13.2
      • Active App List UI: Select whether to display the Active App List UI in the Notification panel, which could allow the device user to terminate apps running on the device. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 13.2
      • Auto Correct: Select whether the User will be presented with Automatic Correction suggestions to potential mistakes made during data entry. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 4.3
      • Clipboard: Select whether the User will be Allowed to utilize the Clipboard cut, copy, and paste text between applications. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 4.2
      • Sharing: Select whether the User is allowed to use clipboard Sharing. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 10.5
      • Inter-App Sharing: Select whether the User is allowed to share data between applications. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 13.1
      • Long Press on Home to Launch Google Assistant: Select whether a the User will be Allowed to use a long press on the Home Key to Launch the Google Assistant. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 8.2
      • Magnification Gestures: Select whether the User will be Allowed to Use Magnification Gestures. Supported from: MX 8.0
      • Notification Bar: Select whether the User will be Allowed to Pull Down the Notification Bar to interact with notifications in the Notifications Panel. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 5.1
      • Proximity Sensor: Select whether to allow or disallow the proximity sensor. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 11.5
      • RemoteCastNotification: Select whether to show a notification in the Status Bar when the device is being remotely viewed or controlled. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 13.3
      • Screen Shot: Select whether to allow or disallow the taking of a screen shot. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 4.5
      • SD Card: Select whether to allow or disallow the use of the SD card. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 4.3
      • Access Clock from Date in Notification: Select whether the User will be Allowed to Access the Clock Application from the Date displayed in a Notification in the Notification Panel. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 8.2
      • Battery Charging LED: Select whether the Charging System will be Allowed to display the Battery Charging Status using the Charging LED. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 8.1
    • Localization Configuration: Open to configure Locale and Custom Locale.
      • Locale: Select the Locale to be used. Supported from: MX 5.1
      • Custom Locale: Enter a custom Locale to be used. Supported from: MX 5.1
    • UI Element Configuration: Open to configure Battery Percentage, Battery Swap Popup, Immersive Mode, Navigation Bar, Status Bar, On-Screen Power Button, Airplane Mode in Power Key Menu, Do Not Disturb, Safe Mode in Power Key Menu, Touch Mode in Power Key Menu, App Info Icon on Long Press on Recent App Header, App Management Notifications, Control Dark Theme, Passwords, Talkback Shortcut, Assistant App, Custom Assistant App, Home Screen Wallpaper, Custom Home Screen Wallpaper, Control Airplane Mode, Timer, Power Off in Power Key Menu, Autofill Service, Autofill Service Package Name, Color inversion, System navigation, TalkBack, and Wearable Status Bar.
      • Battery Percentage: Select whether the remaining battery level percentage of the device will be displayed on the Android Status Bar to augment the icon indicating the battery level in bars. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 10.1
      • Battery Swap Popup: Select whether the User will be presented with the Battery Swap UI when the Battery Level drops below a fixed threshold. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 8.1
      • Immersive Mode: Select whether to display a pop-up warning the first time an app attempts to enter Immersive Mode. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 13.1
      • Navigation Bar: Select whether the Android Navigation Bar will be displayed and hence whether it will take up screen real estate and can be used by the User to navigate the device UI. Supported from: MX 7.1
      • Status Bar: Select whether the Android Status Bar should be displayed. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 8.4
      • On-Screen Power Button: Select whether an On Screen Power Button will be displayed to allow the User to power the device Off. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 8.3
      • Airplane Mode in Power Key Menu: Select whether the User will see an option to Control the State of Airplane Mode in the Menu presented when the power key is long pressed. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 4.3
      • Do Not Disturb: Select whether Do Not Disturb mode is on or off. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 13.1
      • Safe Mode in Power Key Menu: Specifies whether to show the Safe Mode option in the Power Key Menu. Supported from: MX 4.3
      • Touch Mode in Power Key Menu: Select whether the User will see an option to Control the Touch Mode in the Menu presented when the power key is long pressed. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 10.2
      • App Info Icon on Long Press on Recent App Header: Select whether the User will be Allowed to navigate to App Info Settings for an application by long pressing on the application icon in the Recent Apps list, and then clicking the (i) icon. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 8.2
      • App Management Notifications: Select whether the User receives notifications when the Device Owner installs, uninstalls or upgrades applications. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 10.5
      • Control Dark Theme: Select whether dark theme will be active on the device. Supported from: MX 11.3
      • Passwords: Select whether the User will be Allowed to see Passwords as they are entered. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 9.1
      • Talkback Shortcut: Select whether the Talkback Shortcut will be activated or not. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: Mx 11.7
      • Assistant App: Select the assistant app to be used on the device. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 10.5
      • Custom Assistant App: Enter the package name of a custom assistant app to be used on the device. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 10.5
      • Home Screen Wallpaper: Select wallpaper to display on the Home screen. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 10.5
      • Custom Home Screen Wallpaper: Enter the path and file name of an image file on the device (.jpg or .png). Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 10.5
      • Control Airplane Mode: Select whether airplane mode should be forced off after a predetermined amount of time. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 11.5
      • Timer: Enter the amount of time (in minutes) after which airplane mode will be turned off. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 11.5
      • Power Off in Power Key Menu: Select whether the User will see an option to Power Off the Device in the Menu presented when the power key is long pressed. Supported from: MX 10.1
      • Autofill Service: Select the service to use when automatically filling in text fields (e.g. username, password, etc.) with previously entered values. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 13.5
      • Autofill Service Package Name: Enter the package name of the custom autofill service to use on the device (e.g. com.myCompany.android). Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 13.5
      • Color inversion: Select whether to use Color inversion, which reverses colors of all apps and media on the device screen as an aid to visually impaired users. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 14.0
      • System navigation: Select a navigation method for moving between screens on the device. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 14.0
      • TalkBack: Select whether to use TalkBack, which speaks words displayed on the device screen to aid visually impaired users. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 14.0
      • Wearable Status Bar: Select how the Status Bar is displayed on wearable devices. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 14.2
  • Keyboard Configuration: Open to configure Auto Trigger, Input Method, Large Key Indicator, Use of Home, Use of Recent Apps, User Control of Large Key Indicator, Virtual KB when Physical KB is Active, Double Trigger, External Keyboard Configurations, External Keyboard Shortcut Keys, and External Keyboard Num Lock Handling Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
    • Auto Trigger Configuration: Open to configure State and Range Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
    • Input Method: Select the input method. Supported from: MX 4.3
    • Large Key Indicator: Select whether the Large Key Indicator will be displayed to indicate the state physical keypad. Supported from: MX 9.0
    • Use of Home: Select whether the User will be Allowed to utilize the Home Key on a device to leave the current context and return to the Home/Launcher screen. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 4.3
    • Use of Recent Apps: Select whether the User will be Allowed to Use the Recent Apps Key to access recently launched applications. Supported from: MX 7.1
    • User Control of Large Key Indicator: Select whether the User will be Allowed to control whether the Large Key Indicator will be displayed. Supported from: MX 9.0
    • Virtual KB when Physical KB is Active: Select whether the on-screen Virtual Keyboard will be shown when the Physical Keyboard is Active. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 8.0
    • Double Trigger: Open to configure Maximum Time Between Trigger Pulls, Mode, Alt State, Ctrl State, Fn State, Key Code, Shift State, and Application name Supported from: MX 11.4.
      • Maximum Time Between Trigger Pulls: Enter the maximum time between trigger pulls to consider double trigger in milliseconds. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 11.4
      • Mode: Select whether a double trigger will send a key code. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 11.4
      • Alt State: Select how a Key Code will be sent with the Alt State when it is sent when the double trigger action is performed. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 11.4
      • Ctrl State: Select how a Key Code will be sent with the Ctrl State when it is sent when the double trigger action is performed. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 11.4
      • Fn State: Select how a Key Code will be sent with the Fn State when it is sent when the double trigger action is performed. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 11.4
      • Key Code: Select the Key Code that will be sent when a double trigger is performed. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 11.4
      • Shift State: Select how a Key Code will be sent with the Shift State when it is sent when the double trigger action is performed. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 11.4
      • Application name: Enter the name of the application to launch. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 14.0
    • External Keyboard Num Lock Handling: Select how the Num Lock key on the external keyboard should behave. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 11.6
  • Settings UI Configuration: Open to configure Quick Settings, User Access, User Control, Settings Variant, Accessibility option in Reduced settings, and Network option in Reduced settings Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 4.3.
    • User Access Configuration: Open to configure Split Screen Mode, Multi User, Mute/Vibrate Usage, App Info Section, Control Apps, Control Default Apps, Control Vibrate for Calls, Device Storage via USB, Quick Settings, Settings Via Notification Icon, Tethering and Hotspot Section, User Control of Notification Settings, and WLAN Section Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
      • Split Screen Mode: Select whether the User will be Allowed to Access Split Screen Mode. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 8.1
      • Multi User: Select whether the Primary User will be Allowed to Access the Multi User Section of the Settings UI, which provides the ability to Create, Delete, and limit the actions of Secondary Users. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 8.1
      • Mute/Vibrate Usage: Select whether the Device User can change the Mute and/or Vibrate state. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 11.6
      • App Info Section: Select whether the User will be allowed to Access the App Info section of the Settings UI. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
      • Control Apps: Select whether the device user is allowed to control Apps. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 4.2
      • Control Default Apps: Select whether the device user is allowed to control Default Apps. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 11.4
      • Control Vibrate for Calls: Select whether the device user is allowed to control vibrate for calls. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 11.3
      • Device Storage via USB: Select whether the User will be allowed to Access Device Storage via USB.
      • Quick Settings: Select whether the User will be permitted to Access the Quick Settings UI. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 5.2
      • Settings Via Notification Icon: Select whether the User will be Allowed to Access the Settings UI via the Settings (Gear) Icon on the Notification Panel. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 5.1
      • Tethering and Hotspot Section: Select whether the User will be Allowed to Access Tethering and Hotspot Section of the Settings UI. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
      • User Control of Notification Settings: Select whether the device user is allowed to control App Notifications. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 7.2
      • WLAN Section: Select whether the User will be Allowed to Access the WLAN section of the Settings UI. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
    • User Control Configuration: Open to configure Do Not Disturb Mode, Airplane Mode, Bluetooth, Configure Default Client Mode, Control USB Host Mode, Control USB Host Mode Rules, Edit Quick Settings, Erase All Data, Install From Unknown Sources, Instant Lock, USB MTP Folder Access, and USB State Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
    • Settings Variant: Select which variant of the Settings Ul (Reduced or Full) will be used. Supported from: MX 4.1
    • Accessibility option in Reduced settings: Select whether to allow access to Accessibility settings when device is in Reduced Settings mode. Supported from: MX 14.0
    • Network option in Reduced settings: Select whether to allow access to Network settings when device is in Reduced Settings mode. Supported from: MX 14.0
  • Touch Panel Configuration: Open to configure Device Type, Touch and Hold Delay, Touch Mode, Screen Protector, Touch Input, and Touch and Zoom.
    • Device Type: Select the Device Type to Configure. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
    • Touch and Hold Delay: Select the Touch and Hold delay. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 11.8
    • Touch Mode: Select the Touch Panel to be used. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 9.1
    • Screen Protector: Select whether the Touch Panel configuration will be optimized for use with a Screen Protector. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 9.1
    • Touch Input: Select whether to enable touchscreen functionality on the device. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 15.0
    • Touch and Zoom: Select whether to enable pinch-to-zoom functionality on the device. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 15.0
• Wireless and Network Configuration: Open to configure Bluetooth, DHCP, Enterprise NFC, Ethernet, Host Name, Network Connection, RFID, Wireless General, Wireless LAN, Wireless WAN, and GreenMode.
  • Bluetooth Configuration: Open to configure Discoverability, New Pairings, Pairing Rules, Blocked BLE Channels, Blocked RF-Based BLE Channels, Pairing Popup, Silent Pairing, Silent Pairing Default Method, State, Beacon, Single Pairing, BLE Scan Filter Action, Package Name, RSSI Filter Range, App Configuration Mode, App Allowlist Action, App Blocklist Action, App Config Package Name, PowerClass, and Profile Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 5.1.
    • Discoverability: Select whether the device should be discoverable via Bluetooth by entities outside the device. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 6.2
    • New Pairings: Select whether the device will be Allowed to Accept new Bluetooth Pairings. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 5.1
    • Blocked BLE Channels: Enter the BLE channels to block separated by commas or high/low pairs separated by a dash. For example, 0-5,7,31-35. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 13.4
    • Blocked RF-Based BLE Channels: Enter the RF-Based BLE channels to block separated by commas or high/low pairs separated by a dash. For example, 2414-2418,2420,2431-2453. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 11.1
    • Pairing Popup: Select whether a New Pairing Popup will be Allowed to be presented when an unpaired peripheral device attempts to establish a new Bluetooth pairing with a device. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 4.3
    • Silent Pairing: Select whether the device will be Allowed to perform Bluetooth pairings silently. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 7.0
    • Silent Pairing Default Method: Select whether to allow silent pairing using only Zebra-defined peripherals. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 11.5
    • State: Select the Power State of the Bluetooth Radio. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 4.3
    • Beacon Configuration: Open to configure Airplane Mode State, Beaconing On Battery Reinsert, State, Type, Explicit Beacon UUID, AltBeacon, Custom Beacon, Custom Transmit Power Level, Transmit Power Level, Custom Transmit Interval, and Transmit Power Interval Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 10.2.
    • Single Pairing: Select whether the device will be Allowed to perform Bluetooth single pairing. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 10.2
    • BLE Scan Filter Action: Select an action to perform on the BLE scan filter for the specified app package. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 13.4
    • Package Name: Enter the package name to which to apply the BLE scan filter action. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 13.4
    • RSSI Filter Range: Enter the desired Received Signal Strength Indicator (RSSI) range (from -127dBm to 127dBm) for filtering BLE scan results (e.g. -40,-100). Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 13.4
    • App Configuration Mode: Select an action for maintaining the Allowlist. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 13.4
    • App Allowlist Action: Select an action for maintaining the Allowlist. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 13.4
    • App Blocklist Action: Select an action for maintaining the Blocklist. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 13.4
    • App Config Package Name: Enter the package name to which to apply the BLE scan filter action. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 13.4
    • PowerClass: Select a power class to balance Bluetooth range with battery life. Class 1 provides maximum range; Class 2 uses less power. Reboot required; not supported on all devices. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 13.5
    • Profile Configuration: Open to configure Profile, Phone calls, Contacts sharing, Media audio, SIM access, Text messages, Internet access, Input device, File transfer, and Serial port emulation Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 14.0.
      • Profile Configuration: Select an Action to apply to Bluetooth profiles selected for the device. All profiles are enabled by default. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 14.0
      • Phone calls: Select whether to apply the selected Action to the Hands-free Profile (HFP), which allows hands-free communication, such as in a motor vehicle. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 14.0
      • Contacts sharing: Select whether to apply the selected Action to the Phone Book Access Profile (PBAP), which controls access to contacts and call history for sharing and sync. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 14.0
      • Media audio: Select whether to apply the selected Action to the Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP), which defines audio transmission, such as to a Bluetooth speaker. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 14.0
      • SIM access: Select whether to apply the selected Action to the SIM Access Profile (SAP), which controls access to the SIM module on the device. This can allow a GSM-enabled motor vehicle, for example, to use the device's cellular network without a unique SIM. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 14.0
      • Text messages: Select whether to apply the selected Action to the Message Access Profile (MAP), which controls access to messaging apps such as SMS and MMS for sharing and sync. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 14.0
      • Internet access: Select whether to apply the selected Action to the Personal Area Networking Profile (PAN), which controls interconnection of a user's devices, such as for internet connection sharing. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 14.0
      • Input device: Select whether to apply the selected Action to the Human Interface Device Profile (HID), which controls connection of mouse, keyboards and other input devices. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 14.0
      • File transfer: Select whether to apply the selected Action to the Object Push Profile (OPP), which controls the sending of images, contacts, calendar items and other objects. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 14.0
      • Serial port emulation: Select whether to apply the selected Action to the Serial Port Profile (SPP), which can emulate an RS-232 serial cable for data transmission and/or exchange. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 14.0
  • DHCP Configuration: Open to configure DHCPV6, Request V4 Options, and Send V4 Options Supported from: MX 8.1.
    • DHCPV6: Select whether to use DHCP V6 addresses. Supported from: MX 10.3
  • Enterprise NFC Configuration: Open to configure State, General NFC, and Tag Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 8.3.
    • State: Select whether the Enterprise NFC should be turned on or turned off. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 4.3
    • General NFC Configuration: Open to configure Reset to Defaults, Logging, NFC Data Exchange Format (NDEF), Polling Mode, CPU Boost, Peer to Peer Mode, Card Emulation Mode, Use on Lock Screen, and Tap to Pair Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 8.3.
      • Reset to Defaults: Select whether the Enterprise NFC settings should all be reset to their default values. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
      • Logging: Select whether logging should be used by Enterprise NFC. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 10.3
      • NFC Data Exchange Format (NDEF): Select whether the Enterprise NFC should use NFC Data Exchange Format (NDEF). (Deprecated). Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
      • Polling Mode: Select the Enterprise NFC Polling Mode that should be used. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
      • CPU Boost: Select whether the Enterprise NFC should Boost CPU Speed during NFC transactions. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
      • Peer to Peer Mode: Select whether the Enterprise NFC should use Peer to Peer Mode. (Deprecated). Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
      • Card Emulation Mode: Select whether the Enterprise NFC should use Card Emulation Mode. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
      • Use on Lock Screen: Select whether the User will be Allowed to Enterprise NFC from the Lock Screen. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
      • Tap to Pair: Select whether to allow NFC tap-to-pair request. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 15.0
    • Tag Configuration: Open to configure Type A Tags, Type B Tags, Type F Tags, Type V Tags, Type A Tag Baud Rate, and Type B Tag Baud Rate Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 8.3.
      • Type A Tags: Select whether the Enterprise NFC should read NFC Type A Tags. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
      • Type B Tags: Select whether the Enterprise NFC should read NFC Type B Tags. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
      • Type F Tags: Select whether the Enterprise NFC should read NFC Type F Tags. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
      • Type V Tags: Select whether the Enterprise NFC should read NFC Type V Tags. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
      • Type A Tag Baud Rate: Select the Baud Rate that Enterprise NFC should use for Type A Tags. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
      • Type B Tag Baud Rate: Select the Baud Rate that Enterprise NFC should use for Type B Tags. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
  • Ethernet Configuration: Open to configure State, User Control of State, IP Address, Proxy, Authentication, and Connection Mode Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 6.2.
    • State: Select whether Ethernet Power will be turned on or off. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 4.4
    • User Control of State: Select whether the User will be Allowed to control the Ethernet Power State. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 4.4
    • IP Address Configuration: Open to configure Type, Static IP Address, Static Gateway Address, Static Network Mask, Static Primary DNS, and Static Secondary DNS Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 6.2.
      • Type: Select how an IP Address will be assigned to the Ethernet adapter. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
      • Static IP Address: Enter the IP Address to be statically assigned to the Ethernet adapter. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
      • Static Gateway Address: Enter the Gateway Address to be statically assigned to the Ethernet adapter. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
      • Static Network Mask: Enter the Network Mask to be statically assigned to the Ethernet adapter. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
      • Static Primary DNS: Enter the Primary DNS Server Address to be statically assigned to the Ethernet adapter. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
      • Static Secondary DNS: Enter the Secondary DNS Server Address to be statically assigned to the Ethernet adapter. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
    • Proxy Configuration: Open to configure State, Port, Server, and Bypass List Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 6.2.
      • State: Select whether to use a Proxy Server to use for Ethernet. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
      • Port: Enter the Proxy Server Port to use for Ethernet. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
      • Server: Enter the address or name of the Proxy Server to use for Ethernet. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
      • Bypass List: Enter the Proxy Server Bypass List to be used for Ethernet. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
    • Authentication Configuration: Open to configure Authentication, Identity, Password, CA Certificate Name, Client Certificate Name, and Domain Name Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 13.3.
    • Connection Mode: Select which wireless radios to enable when a wired Ethernet connection is established. Casting Mode enables Wi-Fi Direct connections (e.g. for using Zebra Wireless Workstation Connect) and permits data only on wired Ethernet. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 15.1
  • Host Name Configuration: Open to configure Device Friendly Name and Device Network Name Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 5.1.
    • Device Friendly Name: Enter the name by which a device will be known on the network. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
    • Device Network Name: Enter the name by which a device will be known on the network. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
  • Network Connection Configuration: Open to configure Allowed Access Points, Connection Refresh Interval, Signal Level to connect WLAN, Signal Level to connect WWAN, WWAN Preferred, Auto DDS Configurations, Signal Strength High Threshold, Signal Strength Low Threshold, Signal-strength polling interval, and Preferred SIM to be monitored for data Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
    • Allowed Access Points: Enter a comma delimited string of access point names to which the device may associate.(Deprecated). Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 11.9
    • Connection Refresh Interval: Enter the time interval (in seconds) to wait before evaluating quality of the current connection against the list of Wi-Fi access points stored on the device. A value of '0' (default) is ignored. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 11.9
    • Signal Level to connect WLAN: Enter the minimum signal level (in dBm) for connection to a WLAN (Wi-Fi) network. -90 dBm (poor) to -30 dBm (excellent). A value of '0' (default) is ignored. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 11.9
    • Signal Level to connect WWAN: Enter the minimum signal level (in dBm) for connection to a WWAN (cellular) network. Values range from -156 dBm (poor) to -31 dBm (excellent). A value of '0' (default) is ignored. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 11.9
    • WWAN Preferred: Select whether to favor the cellular network for data. If selected, Wi-Fi is considered for data only if the cellular network does not meet the chosen signal strength criteria. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 15.1
    • Auto DDS Configurations: Check to automatically select the Default Data Subscription (DDS) configuration to apply. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 15.1
    • Signal Strength High Threshold: Enter a signal strength (in dBm) between -125 (weak) and -75 (strong), above which the device switches back to the preferred SIM subscription. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 15.1
    • Signal Strength Low Threshold: Enter a signal strength (in dBm) between -75 (strong) and -125 (weak), below which the device switches to the non-preferred SIM subscription. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 15.1
    • Signal-strength polling interval: Enter the length of time (in seconds) for signal-strength polling frequency. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 15.1
    • Preferred SIM to be monitored for data: Select the preferred SIM to monitor for signal strength. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 15.1
  • RFID Configuration: Open to configure Update Firmware File, Country of Operation, Channel Hopping, Channel Mask, Ukraine Region Power Mode, Query Select, Query Session, Query Target, and Transmit Power Levelp. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
    • Update Firmware File: Enter the path and file name of the file containing the firmware update to be applied. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
    • Country of Operation: Select the Country of Operation in which the RFID module will be used. 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. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
    • 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. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
    • Ukraine Region Power Mode: Select the Ukraine Region specific power mode to be used by the RFID module. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 10.1
    • 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. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 8.1
    • Query Session: Select the Session that will be used by the RFID module to access RFID tags during a Query Operation. 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. 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 when transmitting. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 8.1
  • Wireless General Configuration: Open to configure Antenna Selection, External Antenna, Bluetooth Scanning State, GPS Power State, Location State, Network Monitored Popup, and Wi-Fi Scanning State Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
    • Antenna Selection: Select which of multiple antennas should be used for wireless communications. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 7.1
    • External Antenna Configuration: Select external antenna(s) to match those of connected ANT1, GPS and ANT2 ports on the ET6x vehicle dock. Options with 'None' configure the device to use the corresponding internal antenna rather than the external antenna port. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 14.2
    • Bluetooth Scanning State: Select whether Bluetooth scanning will be used to improve location. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 10.4
    • GPS Power State: Select whether the GPS radio state should be On or Off. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 4.3
    • Location State: Select whether to use the location service. Android 8 or later. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 10.4
    • Network Monitored Popup: Select whether a Popup informing the User that their network may be monitored will be Allowed to be displayed. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 6.1
    • Wi-Fi Scanning State: Select whether Wi-Fi scanning will be used to improve location. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 10.4
  • Wireless LAN Configuration: Open to configure Auto Wakeup, Country, Network Notification, RF Bands, State, Verbose Logging, Advanced Options, Diagnostics Options, Fine Timing Measurement (FTM), Global Proxy, Hotspot, and SecureFusionAdvanced.
    • Auto Wakeup: Select whether WiFi (not the device) should Wakeup (turn on) automatically. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 9.1
    • Country: Select the Country to be configured (or none for Auto) for Wi-Fi. Supported from: MX 4.1
    • Network Notification: Select whether the User will be notified about, and allowed to connect to, new WLANs that are detected. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 4.1
    • RF Bands: Open to configure Bands, 2.4GHz Channels, 5.0GHz Channels, and 6.0GHz Channels Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 11.5.
    • State: Select whether the WLAN power should be turned on or off. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 4.1
    • Verbose Logging: Select whether Wi-Fi Verbose should be turned On or Off. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 8.3
    • Fine Timing Measurement (FTM) Configuration: Open to configure AP Deployment File, AP Source, Deployment Mode, State, and Update Mode Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
      • AP Deployment File: Enter the AP Target path and file name which contains the AP coordinates used Fine Timing Measurement (FTM) used by the WLAN adapter. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
      • AP Source: Select the AP Source for Fine Timing Measurement (FTM) used by the WLAN adapter. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 10.2
      • Deployment Mode: Select the deployment mode for Fine Timing Measurement (FTM) used by the WLAN adapter. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 10.2
      • State: Select whether to turn on (enable) or off (disable) Fine Timing Measurement (FTM) used by the WLAN adapter. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 10.2
      • Update Mode: Select preference for Fine Timing Measurement Location updates. “Default” gets updates from on-device Zebra app. “App-defined” allows developer to control via Android LocationManager APIs. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 11.9
    • Global Proxy Configuration: Open to configure State, Host Name, Port, and Bypass Supported from: MX 11.4.
      • State: Select whether communications on this device should go through a Global Proxy. Supported from: MX 11.4
      • Host Name: Enter a Host Name (URL or IP address) of the Global Proxy server. Supported from: MX 11.4
      • Port: Enter the port number of the Global Proxy server. Supported from: MX 11.4
      • Bypass: Enter the host name(s) and/or IP address(es) of devices that should bypass the Global Proxy server. Use comma(s) to separate multiple names. Supported from: MX 11.4
    • Hotspot Configuration: Open to configure Hotspot State, SSID, 2.4GHz Channel, 5GHz Channel, Band, Security Mode, Security Passphrase, and 6GHz Channel Supported from: MX 6.3.
      • Hotspot State: Select whether the Wi-Fi Hotspot feature should be turned On or Off. Supported from: MX 8.1
      • SSID: Enter the SSID to use for the Wi-Fi Hotspot feature.
      • 2.4GHz Channel: Select the Channel to use for the 2.4GHZ Band for the Wi-Fi Hotspot feature.
      • 5GHz Channel: Select the Channel to use for the 5GHZ Band for the Wi-Fi Hotspot feature.
      • Band: Select the Band to use for the Wi-Fi Hotspot feature.
      • Security Mode: Select the Security Mode to use for the Wi-Fi Hotspot feature.
      • Security Passphrase: Enter the Security Passphrase to use for the Wi-Fi Hotspot feature.
      • 6GHz Channel: Select the Channel to use for the 6GHZ Band for the Wi-Fi Hotspot feature.
    • SecureFusionAdvanced: Open to configure LoggingMode and EncryptionPassword Supported from: MX 13.2.
      • LoggingMode: Select whether to enable Secure Advanced Logging Mode, which encrypts Wi-Fi Advanced logs and imposes a user-specified password for log access. Supported from: MX 13.2
      • EncryptionPassword: Enter a password (from 8-32 alphanumeric/special characters) for accessing Wi-Fi Advanced logs. Allowed characters: A-Z, a-z, 0-9, and underscore (_), pound (#) and dollar sign ($). Supported from: MX 13.2
  • Wireless WAN Configuration: Open to configure APNs, Data, Device Administrator Lock, Dual SIM Dual Standby, General, and eSIM Profiles Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25.
    • Data Configuration: Open to configure State, Service Type, Background Data, Data Roaming, User Control of Background Data, Data Limit State, Data Limit State Custom Limit, User Control of Data Limit, and Data Warning Threshold.
      • State: Select the Power State of the WWAN adapter. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 6.3
      • Service Type: Select the service type to use on the WWAN adapter. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 10.0
      • Background Data: Select whether use of WWAN Background Data will be Allowed. Supported from: MX 4.3
      • Data Roaming: Select whether use of WWAN Data Roaming will be Allowed. Supported from: MX 4.4
      • User Control of Background Data: Select whether the User will be Allowed to control whether WWAN data can be used in the background. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 4.4
      • Data Limit State: Select whether a limit should be imposed on the amount of WWAN data used, such as to control telecom expenses. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 6.3
      • Data Limit State Custom Limit: Enter a custom limit that should be imposed on the amount of WWAN data used, such as to control telecom expenses. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 6.3
      • User Control of Data Limit: Select whether the User will be Allowed to control limits on how much data can be communicated using the WWAN adapter. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 6.3
      • Data Warning Threshold: Enter a Threshold amount of WWAN data usage, where a Warning will be generated to the User if it is exceeded. Supported from: MX 6.3
    • Device Administrator Lock Configuration: Open to configure State, Type, ICCID, Network List, Unlock Code, and Unlock Retry Count Supported from: MX 9.2.
      • State: Select whether the WWAN adapter should be locked to a particular carrier under Device Administrator control.
      • Type: Select the Lock Type to be used to Lock the WWAN adapter to a Device Administrator-defined carrier.
      • ICCID: Enter the Integrated Circuit Card Identifier (ICCID) that identifies the SIM Card to which the WWAN adapter will be Locked.
      • Network List: Enter the Network List, as one or more MCC or MNC values, that identifies network(s) to which the WWAN adapter will be Locked. To provide multiple values, separate with commas (e.g. 1,310410,31012).
      • Unlock Code: Enter a string value for the Unlock Code.
      • Unlock Retry Count: Enter a integer value for the Unlock Retry Count.
    • Dual SIM Dual Standby Configuration: Open to configure Subscription Mode, State, Automatic Subscription, and Manual Subscription Supported on Android: Oreo and Android 10. Supported on Device(s): L10, TC57, and TC77. Supported from: MX 10.2.
      • Subscription Mode: Select how Subscription Selection should be performed. Supported on Android: Oreo and Android 10. Supported on Device(s): L10, TC57, and TC77.
      • State: Select whether the WWAN adapter will handle multiple SIM Card(s) in Dual SIM Dual Standby (DSDS) Mode. Supported on Device(s): L10, TC57, and TC77. Supported from: MX 8.1
      • Automatic Subscription Configuration: Open to configure Out of Service Timeout, Preferred Subscription SIM, and Preferred SIM for Call Supported on Android: Oreo and Android 10. Supported on Device(s): L10, TC57, and TC77.
        • Out of Service Timeout: Enter a Duration (in seconds) that the Subscription for the current SIM must remain in an Out of Service condition before automatic switching to the Subscription for the other SIM may occur. Supported on Android: Oreo and Android 10. Supported on Device(s): L10, TC57, and TC77.
        • Preferred Subscription SIM: Select the SIM that identifies the Subscription to be used as the preferred Subscription. Supported on Android: Oreo and Android 10. Supported on Device(s): L10, TC57, and TC77.
        • Preferred SIM for Call: Select the preferred SIM to use for Outgoing Voice Calls. Supported on Android: Oreo and Android 10. Supported on Device(s): L10, TC57, and TC77. Supported from: MX 14.0
      • Manual Subscription Configuration: Open to configure Preferred Data Subscription SIM, Preferred Voice Call Subscription SIM, and Preferred Text Message Subscription SIM Supported on Android: Oreo and Android 10. Supported on Device(s): L10, TC57, and TC77.
        • Preferred Data Subscription SIM: Select the SIM that identifies the Subscription to be used as the preferred Subscription for Data Communications. Supported on Android: Oreo and Android 10. Supported on Device(s): L10, TC57, and TC77.
        • Preferred Voice Call Subscription SIM: Select the SIM that identifies the Subscription to be used as the preferred Subscription for Voice Calls. Supported on Android: Oreo and Android 10. Supported on Device(s): L10, TC57, and TC77.
        • Preferred Text Message Subscription SIM: Select the SIM that identifies the Subscription to be used as the preferred Subscription for Text Messages. Supported on Android: Oreo and Android 10. Supported on Device(s): L10, TC57, and TC77.
    • General Configuration: Open to configure State, User Control of State, Incoming Calls, Incoming Call Blocking Emergency Override, Outgoing Calls, Preferred Network, SIM Card Slot, User Control of Sim Card Slot, Public Land Mobile Network Lock State, Public Land Mobile Network Lock Value, User Control of Public Land Mobile Network Lock, Configure Preferred 5G New Radio Mode, NR Mode, Slot ID for New Radio mode, Configure VoLTE/VoNR, Configure Device Mode, and Slot ID for Device Mode.
      • State: Select the Power State of the WWAN Adapter. Supported from: MX 4.3
      • User Control of State: Select whether the User will be Allowed to change the WWAN Power State. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 6.3
      • Incoming Calls: Select whether incoming calls are blocked or allowed. Supported from: MX 11.9
      • Incoming Call Blocking Emergency Override: Enter the amount of time (in minutes) after an emergency call ends to allow for first responders to call back. Supported from: MX 11.9
      • Outgoing Calls: Select whether outgoing calls are blocked or allowed. Emergency calls are always allowed. Supported from: MX 11.9
      • Preferred Network: Open to configure State, Slot ID, and Mode.
      • SIM Card Slot: Select the SIM Card slot that will be used by the WWAN adapter. Supported from: MX 6.2
      • User Control of Sim Card Slot: Select whether the User will be allowed to select which WWAN SIM slot will be used. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 6.2
      • Public Land Mobile Network Lock State: Select whether the WWAN adapter will be locked to a single Public Land Mobile Network Lock (PLMN). Supported from: MX 8.1
      • Public Land Mobile Network Lock Value: Enter the value that identifies the Public Land Mobile Network Lock (PLMN) to which the WWAN adapter will be locked. Supported from: MX 8.1
      • User Control of Public Land Mobile Network Lock: Select whether the User will be Allowed to control locking of the WWAN adapter to a single Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN). Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 8.1
      • Configure Preferred 5G New Radio Mode: Select whether to change New Radio (NR) Mode. Supported from: MX 13.2
      • NR Mode: Select whether to change New Radio (NR) Mode. Supported from: MX 13.2
      • Slot ID for New Radio mode: Select a SIM slot to which to apply New Radio (NR) Mode. Supported from: MX 13.2
      • Configure VoLTE/VoNR: Enter the content of .json file on the administrator PC that contains lists of Mobile Country Codes (MCCs) and Mobile Network Codes (MNCs) to use for VoLTE/VoNR. See techdocs.zebra.com/mx/cellularmgr/ for sample .json formatting. Supported from: MX 13.2
      • Configure Device Mode: Select the communications mode most appropriate for the intended purpose of the device. NOTE: Choose Data-centric if the network provider requires EPS-only (Evolved Packet System) attach mode. Supported on Device(s): L10, TC57, and TC77. Supported from: MX 14.0
      • Slot ID for Device Mode: Select a SIM slot to which to apply the selected Device Mode. Not supported on Device(s): TC20 and TC25. Supported from: MX 14.0
  • GreenMode Configuration: Open to configure WWAN, WLAN, Bluetooth, NFC, External Peripheral Power Saving, Reduce Screen Brightness and Screen Off Settings.
    • WLAN Schedule: Select whether to use the WLAN schedule
    • WLAN Schedule Start Time: Enter time in 24-hour format (HH:MM:SS) to turn off WLAN (must be EXACTLY 8 characters)
    • WLAN Schedule End Time: Enter time in 24-hour format (HH:MM:SS) to turn on WLAN (must be EXACTLY 8 characters)
    • WWAN Schedule: Select whether to use the WWAN schedule
    • WWAN Schedule Start Time: Enter time in 24-hour format (HH:MM:SS) to turn off WWAN (must be EXACTLY 8 characters)
    • WWAN Schedule End Time: Enter time in 24-hour format (HH:MM:SS) to turn on WWAN (must be EXACTLY 8 characters)
    • Turn off WWAN when WLAN is established: Select whether to turn off the cellular (WWAN) radio whenever a Wi-Fi (WLAN) connection is established. This prevents all phone usage if Wi-Fi calling is not enabled.
    • Bluetooth Schedule: Select whether to provide power to the bluetooth radio during specified times only
    • Bluetooth Schedule Start Time: Enter time in 24-hour format (HH:MM:SS) to turn off bluetooth radio (must be EXACTLY 8 characters)
    • Bluetooth Schedule End Time: Enter time in 24-hour format (HH:MM:SS) to turn on bluetooth radio (must be EXACTLY 8 characters)
    • NFC Schedule: Select whether to provide power to the NFC radio during specified times only
    • NFC Schedule Start Time: Enter time in 24-hour format (HH:MM:SS) to turn off NFC radio (must be EXACTLY 8 characters)
    • NFC Schedule End Time: Enter time in 24-hour format (HH:MM:SS) to turn on NFC radio (must be EXACTLY 8 characters)
    • External Peripheral Power Savings Schedule: Select whether to provide power to external peripherals during specified times only
    • External Peripheral Power Savings Schedule Start Time: Enter time in 24-hour format (HH:MM:SS) to turn off external peripheral power savings (must be EXACTLY 8 characters)
    • External Peripheral Power Savings Schedule End Time: Enter time in 24-hour format (HH:MM:SS) to turn on external peripheral power savings (must be EXACTLY 8 characters)
    • Reduce Screen Brightness: Select whether to allow the screen to automatically dim its brightness
    • Reduce Screen Brightness Percentage: Enter a percentage (from 10-30) to decrease the screen brightness from its current level. For example, entering 30 reduces the brightness to 50 on a device previously set at 80.
    • Screen Off at Specified Time: Select whether to use the screen-off schedule
    • Screen Off Schedule Time: Enter time in 24-hour format (HH:MM:SS) to turn off screen each day (must be EXACTLY 8 characters)
    • Screen Off While Charging: Select whether to turn off the device screen when connected to a charger
    • Screen Off When Device Face Down: Select whether to turn off the device screen when the unit is placed face-down
    • Screen Off When Device Face Down Delay: Enter the duration in seconds (between 1 and 60) that the device remains face-down before the screen automatically shuts off
    • Screen Off When Ambient Light Low: Select whether to turn the screen off when device is in a low-light environment
    • Screen Off When Ambient Light Low Delay: Enter the duration in seconds (from 1 to 60) that the device remains in a low-light environment before the screen automatically turns off
    • Screen Off When Device Stationary: Select whether the screen should turn off when the device remains stationary
    • Screen Off When Device Stationary Delay: Enter the duration in seconds (between 1 and 60) that the device must remain stationary before the screen automatically turns off

JSON Config

Paste the JSON code to the input field. The maximum config size is 64KB.

Troubleshooting

The DataWedge app says it isn’t ready.

Sometimes, the device requires a reboot even after successfully converging for the first time. If you still notice this behavior, and you’ve applied additional configurations as well, you’ll need to install the OEMConfig application on the device.

The scanner doesn’t respond but there are no errors on the event feed.

There are a few reasons for this. One reason could be that the DataWedge app is set to disabled.

To resolve this, ensure the Zebra datawedge app (com.symbol.datawedge)’s app state is not set to disabled. Configuration changes will not be applied for apps in the disabled state. You can manage this app’s settings in the same blueprint when you set the other configurations.

In the same blueprint where you configure the Zebra configuration, add the preloaded application.

Then, set its state to a non-disabled state.

You can also set this setting at the individual or group level.

I updated my blueprint to use a new OEMConfig schema, but the device isn't reflecting the new configuration. Why?

This can happen when the OEMConfig app update hasn't finished installing on the device yet.

When OEMConfig is distributed through Google Play, Esper Agent does not wait for the Google Play update to complete before continuing the converge lifecycle if the app is already installed on the device. If your new schema is tied to a newer OEMConfig version, applying that schema has no effect until Google Play finishes updating the app on the device.

For example, suppose a device has OEMConfig version v1 installed, and v1 supports schema s1. If you update the blueprint to apply schema s2 (introduced in OEMConfig v2) and converge the device, Esper Agent applies s2 immediately without waiting for Google Play to finish updating the app to v2. Until that update completes, the device still has v1 installed, which does not support s2.

Where can I find additional information about known issues?

See Zebra’s website for additional issues and troubleshooting.