How to configure the device

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Use these steps to configure a device in Device Manager.

  1. As an administrator or a member of the Administrators group, log in to your computer.

  2. After choosing ADMINISTRATIVE TOOLS from the START menu, choose COMPUTER MANAGEMENT.

  3. In the console tree, choose DEVICE MANAGER under SYSTEM TOOLS.

  4. The right pane lists all of the installed devices on your computer.

  5. Double-click the device type you wish to modify, such as PORTS (COM & LPT).

  6. To configure a device, right-click on it and choose PROPERTIES.

  7. Click on the tab for resources.

  8. To remove the USE AUTOMATIC SETTINGS check box, click.

  9. Choose the hardware configuration you wish to change—for instance, BASIC CONFIGURATION 0000—in the SETTINGS BASED ON box.

We’ll then discover how to set up your phone.

  1. It’s unlikely that the most widely used smartphone operating system in the world, Android, will soon lose its status.

  2. One of the most adaptable and user-friendly mobile operating systems available is Android.

  3. Android setup is fairly simple, but if you’re unsure about how to focus the options available to you, check out our detailed guide.

  4. Put your new phone’s SIM CARD in it.

  5. Join a wireless network.

  6. Select whether you wish to use your old phone’s backup data to restore it.

  7. Open your Google account and log in.

Let’s examine how device configuration functions.

  1. Device configuration is the process of putting together profiles made up of several function-specific templates.

  2. In order to configure one or more devices specifically for communication and data exchange with the Universal Device Manager and the Timekeeping system, profiles are assigned and uploaded to the devices.

  3. Building blocks, or sets of data, are added to templates to define sets of transactions, definitions, schedules, and badge formats that a device is to use.

  4. Drag a column to the desired location in the display to adjust its position. By deleting or adding any unpinned columns, you can shrink or enlarge the grid.

  5. This list can be filtered in multiple ways based on your needs. For example, you can enter a full or partial search string in the empty cells beneath the column headings by clicking or tapping the Filter button.

  6. High-level templates called device configuration templates are used to arrange the parameters needed to configure and manage device operations.

  7. Go to Configuration > Device and click or tap the plus sign (+) in the template’s column in any row of the configuration grid to add a new template.