TC52 - Required and Recommended Device Settings

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The following page provides required and recommended device settings for the Zebra TC52-HC running Oreo.

Name	Description	Value	Setting applied via:	Required?
Network & Internet settings	All WiFi settings	Voalte-specific WiFi. Settings are locked down so that an end-user cannot change them when in Launcher.	MDM	Voalte-specific WifI: Yes Locking WiFi settings down: No
Connected Devices → Bluetooth	Controls Bluetooth	Off	Default	No
Connected Devices → Cast		Not connected	Default	Yes
Connected Devices → NFC	If this is not turned off, could send Google account information from personal Android device to TC51 device	Off	XML (MDM)	Yes
Connected Devices → Printing		Default Printing Service: On	Default	No
Connected Devices → Chromebook		Not connected	Default	Yes
Battery→ three buttons on top right→ Battery settings → Audio Warning	Enable audio warning when low battery	On	Default	No
Battery → three buttons on top right → Battery Optimization	Controls which apps optimize the battery in order to conserve battery.	Voalte One: Do Not Optimize Hub: Do Not Optimize	XML (MDM)	Yes
Battery → Battery Saver		Off	Default	Yes
Battery → Battery Percentage		Off	Default	No
Battery → Adaptive Brightness		Off	Manual	No
Battery → Sleep		One minute	Default	No
Battery → Ambient Display		New notifications: On	Default	Yes
Display → Brightness level		50%	Default	No
Display → Night Light	Tints the screen amber	Schedule: None Status: Off / Will never turn on automatically	Default	No
Display → Adaptive Brightness		Off	Manual	No
Display → Sleep		One minute	Default	No
Display → Auto-rotate Screen		On	Default	No
Display → Font Size		Default	Default	No
Display → Display Size		Default	Default	No
Display → Ambient Display		New Notifications	Default	Yes
Display → Touch Panel Mode	The sensitivity of the device screen "Glove" should be viewed as a warehouse glove, not a hospital glove - with this setting the screen is more sensitive, which resulted in accidental typos and calls.	Stylus and Finger (Screen protector off)	XML (MDM)	Yes
Sound → Do Not Disturb Preferences		Priority Only allows: reminders, events, alarms Block visual disturbances: OFF Automatic rules: OFF	Default	Automatic rules: Yes
Sound → Default notification sound		Pixie Dust	Default	No
Sound → Default alarm sound		Cesium	Default	No
Sound → Other sounds and vibrations		Screen locking sounds: Off Charging sounds: On Touch sounds: Off Vibrate on tap: Off	Manual	No
Storage → Storage Manager		Off	Default	No
Key Programmer		Defaults	Default	No
Security & Location → Find my device	No Google account on the device which is needed for the feature.	On	Default	No
Security & Location → Screen lock	Prevents end-user confusion around unlocking the device. Voalte lock screen swipes left to right whereas device's lock screen swipes from the center of device upward. The native lock screen also displays camera on the right corner.	None	XML (MDM)	Yes
Security & Location → Location		On, Battery saving mode	Default	No
Security & Location → Show passwords	Display passwords briefly as you type.	On	Default	No
Security & Location → Device Admin apps		Default	Default	No
Security and Location → Encryption & Credentials			CHECK TO SEE IF MDM TAKES CARE OF THIS
Screen pinning		OFF	Default
Wake-Up Sources	By default, only the power button on the device can wake the screen Allows 4 additional buttons to wake device (scan, right and left trigger, back button)	Enable all	XML (MDM)	No
Users & Accounts		Automatically sync data: On Add users from lock screen: Off	Default Disabled via MDM	Yes
Accessibility		All defaults	Default	No
Google → Ads	Should not impact Voalte One either way but safer to turn off just in case of any third party apps used.	Opt out of Ads Personalization: ON	Manual	No
Google → Back up to Google Drive		Off	Default	Yes
Google → Cast media controls	Control media from Cast devices through a notification.	On	Default	No
Google → Devices	Not accessible when in Secure Launcher Requires Bluetooth to be enabled	Show notifications when devices are nearby: On	Default	No
Google → Location		On	Default	No
Google → On-device sharing		All on	Default	No
Google → Search, Assistant, and Voice		Defaults	Default	No
Zebra → Device Data		On	Default	No
System → Language and Input → Virtual Keyboard	Gboard on Oreo introduces some features that may make customers want to move to the Zebra keyboard. Some examples of these features are: Ability to search and send links Ability to search GIFs and stickers Ability to use Google Translate Ability to change the theme Ability to make the keyboard one handed Ability to get to keyboard settings within Secure Launcher (Airwatch) More details and images available upon request.	Zebra Enterprise Keyboard Preferences Auto-capitalization: On Double-Space period: On Vibrate on Keypress: Off Sound on keypress: Off Popup on keypress: On Voice input key: depends if the site is using Dictation Show scan tab: off Flick: On Numeric (telephone): On Navigation: Keys Tab configuration Numeric: On Alpha numeric: On Symbol character: On Select prefer tab: ABC Text Correction Block offensive words: On Auto-correction: On Show correction suggestions: On Suggest contact names: Off Advanced Key long press delay: 300 ms Remapping Alpha P1: Emoji	XML (MDM)	No
System → Language and Input → Spell Checker		On	Default	No
System → Language and Input → Autofill Service		Google	Default	No
System → Language and Input → Pointer Speed		50%	Default	No
System → Language and Input → Text to speech output		Default	Default	No
System → Date & Time		Automatic date & time: On Update interval: 30 mins NTP Server: Customer-specific if using Select time zone: Not required if using Automatic date &time Use 24-hour time format: Customer-specific	MDM Profile (AirWatch uses MX)	No
RX Logger app settings		Main - 5 files, 5MB/each Event - 1 file, 5MB Radio - 1 file, 2MB System - 1 file, 5MB Crash - 1 file, 5MB	MDM	Yes
Datawedge app settings	Configured so that the scanner will only be enabled when scanning a barcode using an app that supports it (e.g. StageNow).	Uncheck Profile0 (default)	Manual	No

Best practice managed device settings

Below is a list of settings that can be set externally for the TC52. While this list may not be all-inclusive, the items below have proven to be critical to our customer deployments.

Name	Description	Value	Setting applied via:	Required?
Allow access to display setting	This will allow the user of the device to manually adjust the brightness of the device. This requires the notification bar to be enabled (see "Status/Notification Bar" best practice below).	Allow manual adjustment of brightness	MDM (Launcher profile for Workspace One)	No
Force WiFi on and disable Airplane mode	If the status bar is enabled, these should be set so that users do not have the ability to turn WiFi off or put themselves into Airplane mode.	Force WiFi on and disable Airplane mode	MDM	No
Non-Voalte applications for end-users		The following applications can be accessed by the end-user: Keep Notes Clock (which includes stopwatch) Calculator	MDM	No
Restrict Volume toggles from entering Do Not Disturb	By default users can volume toggle down to enter Do Not Disturb Mode (undesirable).	See XML file for details.	Sound Profile Barcode version XML file for MDM Voalte Connect customers: This is included in the "final barcode" applied.	No
Status/Notification Bar	The notification (or status bar) is needed for customers using the new alert style banner introduced in 3.7. Without the notification bar, users will not get a notification for a new alert.	Enable status bar	MDM	Yes if using the banner alert feature in 3.7.