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Chapter 3: Avalanche Java Console 20To display columns for custom properties:1 Right-click the column header and select Modify Columns.The Modify Mobile Device Columns dialog box appears.2 Click Add Custom.The Custom Property Column dialog box appears.3 From the Property Key drop-down list, select the custom property you want to add as acolumn.4 In the Column Title text box, type the name of the column as you want it to display in theMobile Device Inventory tab.5 From the Data Type drop-down list, select what type of data this column displays.6 Configure the remaining options according to preference.7 Click OK to return to the Modify Mobile Device Columns dialog box.The column name for the property appears in the Available Columns list.8 Select the column name and click Add Column to move the property to the SelectedColumns list.9 Click OK to return to the Console.The column now displays in the tab and can be sorted like any other column.Reorganizing Columns for Mobile Device ListsYou can remove, reset, and align columns for a mobile device list, as well as sorting the devicesby column.To reorganize columns:• To remove columns, right-click the column and select Remove Column. The column isremoved from the list view. You can restore this column using the Modify Mobile DeviceColumns dialog box.• To reset the columns, right-click the column header and select Reset Columns.• To sort by column, right-click the column and select Sort Ascending or Sort Descending.• To align the information in the columns, right-click the column and select Align Column -Left, Align Column - Right, or Align Column - Center according to the way you wantthe information to appear.
Chapter 3: Avalanche Java Console 21Displaying Custom Mobile Device IconsThe Console supports custom mobile device icons that can be uploaded from the mobiledevice. Two device images are displayed on the Console: a small icon appears in the MobileDevice Inventory tab next to the name of the mobile device and a larger icon appears in theMobile Device Details window.For more information about custom device icons, see the Using Custom Device Icons inAvalanche paper, located on the Wavelink web site.Understanding Edit ModeIn order to edit a profile, device group, or location properties, you must enter Edit Mode.While you are using Edit Mode, the item you are editing is locked. While an item is locked, noother user will be able to attempt to edit the configuration. Edit Lock has an automatictimeout, at which point you will be prompted in order to continue editing. If you do notrespond to the prompt within the time configured, then your edit will be canceled and youwill not be able to save your changes.From the Java Console, you can configure the timeout and the length of time after the promptappears before the user’s lock is terminated. The timeout for Edit Lock has a default setting of15 minutes, and the prompt timeout has a default setting of 1 minute. For instructions onconfiguring these timeouts, see Edit Lock Control on page 23.To use Edit Mode, you employ the following icons located in the toolbar:Click Edit to enter Edit Mode so you can make configuration changes. This button isactive when you are on the Device Groups, Profiles, Region Properties, or ServerLocation Properties tabs.Click Cancel to erase any changes you made in edit mode. When you click Cancel, youwill exit edit mode.Click Save to save configuration changes.Consider the following when using Edit Mode:• When you enter Edit Mode, you will not be able to navigate away from the current tab (forexample, Device Groups, Profiles, Region Properties, or Server Location Properties)until you exit Edit Mode. The Navigation Window will not be available while you are inEdit Mode.• If you create a new profile, you will need to click Edit before you can continueconfiguration.
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