Managing the Account > Applications > Configurations

Account Configuration Details Firmwares tab edit_a

If you intend to keep this firmware/firmware version, there is nothing to edit.

If you intend to edit the configuration's firmware, proceed as follows:

Firmware	Select a different product from the drop-down.
Firmware Package Version	Define the corresponding firmware package version from the available options in the drop-down.
Firmware Options
Options	If the previously selected firmware has available firmware options, select among the available options and according to the imposed rules.

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Firmware	Maintain or select a different product from the drop-down.
Firmware Package Version	If necessary, choose the appropriate product version from the available options in the drop-down. If you want to view the name of the available firmware package version, click the attached to open a "Packages" window. Click to close the "Packages" window and return to the"Firmwares" tab.
Firmware Options
ASR Languages V4	Maintain or select other ASR languages (minimum of one/maximum of two): ▪To remove an ASR language, use the corresponding ; ▪To add an ASR language, click the button, check the intended language in the resulting list and click to apply.
TTS Languages V4	Maintain or select other TTS languages (minimum of one/maximum of two): ▪To remove a language, click the corresponding . ▪To add a TTS language,click , select another language from the resulting list and click to apply.
Login Application	Maintain or select a different MCL "Login Application"/application version. (There is a speech and a non-speech version of this application. Depending on the selected MCL product, you will be provided with the compatible version.) ▪Use the option to remove the current login application from the configuration. ▪Click to add the intended application/application version.
Add Speech Control Panel (Blind)	MCL-Voice Blind is an MCL product intended for specific speech environments where a screen is NOT necessary to the operator handling the MCL speech application(s) - the operator’s interaction with the speech application is, mainly, via speech input/output. For more details, check our MCL Knowledge Base for the corresponding article. (You must register/log in to access this article.) If required, use the corresponding to remove this firmware option from the configuration. If you intend to add this product to the configuration, click , check the listed option and click to include it in the current configuration.

Remember that the selected qualification affects the configuration's usage:

•A "Production" configuration is to be used in "Production" qualified site(s) with "Production" qualified application(s) .

•An "Acceptance" configuration is to be used in "Acceptance" qualified site(s) with "Production" and/or "Acceptance" qualified application(s) .

•A "Test" configuration is to be used in "Test" qualified site(s) with "Production", "Acceptance" and/or "Test" qualified application(s) .

•A "Development" configuration is to be used in "Development" qualified site(s) with "Production", "Acceptance", "Test" and/or

a. Click and open the "Select Application" window.

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b. Select the required application(s) by checking the corresponding .

c. Click and return to the "Applications" tab which displays the newly added application(s).

d. If this is all the editing you want to execute, click (step 11) to apply the modifications. If not, edit this tab further (execute any of the available operations) or proceed to the "Others" tab (step 9).

a. Click and open the "Select Application" window.

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b. Click which opens an "Import Application" window and an overlapping OS File Explorer window.

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c. Select the required file and click .

The selected file must have a .pdk extension. Any other file type will NOT be uploaded. Check the Possible Error Message(s) to know how to proceed.

The OS File Explorer window closes and the "Import Application" window displays the selected application file.

Import Application window Upload

If necessary, you can delete added files. To delete one file, click the corresponding . To delete all files, at once, click .

d. Once you have imported the required application, click .

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The imported application is, now, displayed in the "Select Application" window and available to be added to the configuration.

If you have more files to add, repeat steps b and c.

e. Check the newly imported application's and click to return to the "Applications" tab which displays the newly added application(s).

f. If this is all the editing you want to execute, click (step 11) to apply the modifications. If not, edit this tab further (execute any of the available operations) or proceed to the "Others" tab (step 9).

a. Click the of the application(s) you want to remove from the configuration.

Delete App Confirmation Window

b. Confirm the operation, in the resulting window, by clicking .

c. If you have finished your editing, click (step 11) to apply the modifications. If not, edit this tab further (execute any of the available operations) or proceed to the "Others" tab (step 9).

a. Click the button of the application you want to add resources to.

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b. Click and open an OS File Explorer window.

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c. Select the appropriate file and click .

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d. The resource file is displayed in the "Upload Resource" window.

If necessary, you can delete added files. To delete one file, click the corresponding . To delete all files, at once, click .

If you are done adding resources, continue to step e. If you want to add more resources repeat steps b and c.

e. Click and return to the "Configuration Details" page.

The resource is automatically uploaded. It can be viewed, if you click the application's "Associated resources" option (displayed in light blue).

Resources Display window

f. If you are done editing, click (step 11) to apply the modifications. If not, edit this tab further (execute any of the available operations) or proceed to the "Others" tab (step 9).

a. Click the resource(s) of the application (displayed in light blue) to open the "Resources" window.

Resources Display window

b. Select the resource(s) you want to remove by checking the corresponding .

c. Click to conclude the operation.

d. If you have finished your editing, click (step 11) to apply the modifications. If not, edit this tab further (execute any of the available operations) or proceed to the "Others" tab (step 9).

a. Click to open an "Upload Resource" window.

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b. Click to open an OS File Explorer window.

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c. Select the appropriate resource file and click .

If you upload files with a .pdk, an a.pk or .cab extension, you do not need to enter a path. For any other file extensions, you must enter the path, in order to locate the file. The path must start and end with a backlash (ex: \Temp\) to ensure it is compatible with the Windows Mobile and Android operating systems.

If you want to deploy files (with extensions other than ".pdk", an ".apk" or ".cab") to a known location, you can use the corresponding alias in the path.

"<APPS>", "<SHARED>", "<MCL>", "<INSTALL>" and/or "<SYSTEM>" are the available aliases you can enter. Ex: <APPS>\User_Guide\; <INSTALL>\Zebra manifest file ("*.mprf"); <INSTALL>\parameter services files ("*.dpf", "*.upf", "*apf", "*.cpf").

For more information about aliases, see Details on Aliases below.

Do NOT upload MCL .cabs into the "Others" tab - for instance, the .cab files available in the MCL Technologies sites meant for an initial installation. Deploying those installation packages as a resource will interfere with the established workflow between device and MCL-Mobility Platform (ex: files can be deleted/replaced in the device).

Any necessary MCL-Agent upgrades/downgrades MUST be performed in the "Firmwares" tab.

If your valid path is pointing towards a device folder that does not exist, one is created in the device.

The size limit for file uploads into the "Others" tab of a configuration is 1 GB.

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The resource file is displayed in the "Upload Resource" window.

If necessary, you can delete added files. To delete one file, click the corresponding . To delete all files, at once, click .

d. If you have more resource files to add, click and repeat step c.

If you are done adding resources, continue to step e.

e. Click , which will automatically upload the added resource(s) and return you to the "Configuration Details" page.

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a. Click the of the resource(s) you want to remove from the configuration.

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a. Click the corresponding of the resource(s) you want to download from the configuration.

b. In the opened browser's page, if the file is a PDF file, or in the "Save as" OS window (for other file types) use the available Download/Save option to download and save the file.

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a. Click the availablebuttons of the resource whose order you want to change.

Name	The configuration's name. This field is NOT editable.
Version *	Define a new version number. If you edit a configuration, already involved in deployments, and do not change it, when you save your modifications, the version number will automatically be incremented.
Device Model	The configuration's target device (manufacturer, model and OS version). This field is NOT editable.
Qualification	If required, change the configuration's qualification. See Qualification. •"Production" - for configurations that are used in the customer's working environment, for day-to-day tasks. •"Acceptance" - for configurations to be applied to sites (and its device groups) with an "Acceptance" qualification for specific testing purposes. •"Test" - for configurations that contain application/resources that will be used for general tests. •"Development" - for configurations to be used in a development environment. Remember that the selected qualification affects the configuration's usage: •A "Production" configuration is to be used in "Production", "Acceptance", "Test" and "Development" qualified site(s) with "Production" qualified application(s) . •An "Acceptance" configuration is to be used in "Acceptance", "Test" and "Development" qualified site(s) with "Production" and/or "Acceptance" qualified application(s) . •A "Test" configuration is to be used in "Test" and "Development" qualified site(s) with "Production", "Acceptance" and/or "Test" qualified application(s) . •A "Development" configuration is to be used in "Development" qualified site(s) with "Production", "Acceptance", "Test" and/or "Development" qualified application(s).
Site Restriction	If required, restrict access of this particular configuration to a site or available to all sites. This option is only available if, at the moment of editing, the configuration is not associated to a deployment.
Description	Maintain or edit the displayed information. These notes are displayed in the "Description" field of a "Configurations" page.