Creating a new device position
Similar questions: How to add a device position to the list?
Creating or editing device positions is possible for
those having rights of Administrator in their tenant. Deleting mechanism types
from the list can be done only if this mechanism type hasn’t been used yet.
- In
select tabs Lockout – Device positions.
- Press the button
and type the name of new device position in the window that appears.
- A new device position will appear in the list in alphabetic order. Use search bar if necessary above the list to search for the position.
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