Set the Set Screen device always-connection system configuration
setting to On, for both Auth On and Auth Off configurations. When
this setting is On, it prevents an issue when using AutoStore in an
Auth Off configuration, which occurs when you wake a device from Sleep mode
and open AutoStore, the USB card reader might not be immediately
available.
Set PCC as the Home Key application. In DRS, in the Device screen, set Assign
Home Key Application to True.
For Equitrac, it is recommended that you do not add Quick Shortcuts to the
Launcher container, as you might experience an infinite navigation loop.
Purging the address book before installation is strongly
recommended to ensure the login performance gain is recognized.
When updating firmware, it is recommended to perform a Full Install action
in DRS after installation. This will ensure that the SP modes are set as
required after the firmware update.
Database Upgrade Tool: The
database upgrade tool is run after an existing DRS installation has been
successfully upgraded, with the backed-up database correctly restored, but
before the DRS service is started. The tool goes through all existing
application profiles, devices and device groups, and perform necessary
modifications to have the database records ready for the latest DRS release.
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