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- Getting started with Knox Capture
- Step 1: Launch Knox Capture
- Step 2: Create a scanning profile
- Step 3: Select apps and activities
- Step 4: Configure the scanner
- Step 5: Set keystroke output rules
- Step 6: Test apps in your configuration
- Step 7: Share your configuration
- Step 8: Deploy Knox Capture in Managed mode
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Knox Configure Routines
Knox Configure Routines allow you to easily program devices to respond to events based on various factors. The automated responses are triggered by context clues such as time, battery level, charging status, and more. Simply put, with KC Routines, you can apply dynamic event-based settings and actions to your devices without any code. Customize different use cases with Routine Applets by mixing multiple triggers and actions.
An example case to lock in specific device settings while workers are on shift can look like this:
If:
- Time period: 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
- Location: Hospital area
Then:
- Turn on medium power-saving mode.
- Lower device volume.
- Switch to hospital Wi-Fi.
- Change lock screen shortcuts.
The following table shows examples of triggers (If) and actions (Then).
Trigger (If) |
Action (Then) |
||
Condition |
Value |
Condition |
Value |
Time period |
Start time/End time |
Bluetooth |
On/Off |
Specific time |
HH/MM/AM or PM |
Mobile hotspot |
On/Off |
Charging status |
Charging/ Not charging |
NFC (Only NFC Standard mode supported) |
On/Off |
Battery level |
Remaining battery level, 1–15% |
Wi-Fi |
On/Off |
SSID |
Specific SSID name |
Sounds and vibration |
Sound/Vibrate/Mute |
- |
- |
Location |
On/Off |
- |
- |
Power saving mode |
On/Off |
- |
- |
Open an app (plus option to prevent exiting from the app) |
Package name |
- | - | Power | Off |
- | - | Camera | Enable/Disable |
- | - | Screen timeout | Time in seconds |
- | - | Lock Device | On/Off |
How do I create a new Routine Applet?
- Sign in to your KC console.
- Select Library from the sidebar menu.
- Select Routine Applets from the available tabs.
- Click Create Routine.
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Click Edit on the resulting panel and configure the following:
- Name — Select an Icon and set a Name and Description.
- If — Select the condition that will trigger the desired action.
- Then — Select the desired action.
- Click Save.
How do I apply a Routine Applet to a profile?
- Sign in to your KC console.
- Select Profiles from the sidebar menu and click your desired profile.
- Select Routine Applets from the resulting menu.
- Click Add to profile.
- Select the Routine Applet(s) you want applied to the profile. You can select one or more routines.
- Click Add > Save. The routines download to the device after configuration.