Difference between revisions of "TCT Search"
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| − | The '''Telematics Configuration Tool (TCT)''' brings a new way of finding settings - by introducing a '''Search''' option. This new feature allows users to quickly find the necessary settings and parameters without the need of going through various tabs. We believe this will not only help the more experienced | + | The '''Telematics Configuration Tool (TCT)''' brings a new way of finding settings - by introducing a '''Search''' option. This new feature allows users to quickly find the necessary settings and parameters without the need of going through various tabs. We believe this will not only help the more experienced users to setup the device faster but will also greatly assist the new users, who are just starting their journey with Teltonika Telematics devices. |
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==Searching by Parameter ID== | ==Searching by Parameter ID== | ||
| − | + | In addition to searching the wanted parameters by keyword, it is possible to search them by parameter ID as well. The full parameter ID list can be found [[FMB Device Family Parameter list|here]]. | |
| − | # | + | #At the top of the TCT window, click on the "Search" field, this will open up a new window. |
| − | #In the window, | + | #In the newly opened window, type any parameter ID that you are looking for. In the provided example we are searching for parameter '2004' which corresponds to 'Main Server Domain'. After typing '2004' the search window displays a parameter with the associated ID value. |
| − | # | + | #Choose the parameter you were looking for and click on it - '''TCT''' will direct you straight to the requested parameter configuration window. |
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| + | Another cool little feature that we added is called Recents. '''TCT''' remembers the last parameters you searched and displays them in a list. Below you can see an example of this feature in usage. | ||
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Revision as of 13:45, 28 March 2023
Main Page > Software & Applications > Telematics Configuration Tool (TCT) > TCT SearchThe Telematics Configuration Tool (TCT) brings a new way of finding settings - by introducing a Search option. This new feature allows users to quickly find the necessary settings and parameters without the need of going through various tabs. We believe this will not only help the more experienced users to setup the device faster but will also greatly assist the new users, who are just starting their journey with Teltonika Telematics devices.
Searching by Keyword
- At the top of the TCT window, click on the "Search" field, this will open up a new window.
- In the newly opened window, type anything that you are looking for. In the provided example we are searching for 'APN' settings. After typing the word 'APN' the search window displays a parameter list which contains the word 'APN'.
- Choose the parameter you were looking for and click on it - TCT will direct you straight to the requested parameter configuration window.
Searching by Parameter ID
In addition to searching the wanted parameters by keyword, it is possible to search them by parameter ID as well. The full parameter ID list can be found here.
- At the top of the TCT window, click on the "Search" field, this will open up a new window.
- In the newly opened window, type any parameter ID that you are looking for. In the provided example we are searching for parameter '2004' which corresponds to 'Main Server Domain'. After typing '2004' the search window displays a parameter with the associated ID value.
- Choose the parameter you were looking for and click on it - TCT will direct you straight to the requested parameter configuration window.
Recents
Another cool little feature that we added is called Recents. TCT remembers the last parameters you searched and displays them in a list. Below you can see an example of this feature in usage.
