Lockdown
Device lockdown replaces the standard device home screen with a customizable home screen that provides access only to authorized applications and websites.
Device Program Menu
This section enables you to add, edit, reorder, or delete menu items for both device lockdown and speed lockdown. To specify the list of menu itmes to be displayed during device lockdown, select either the User tab (for user lockdown) or the Administrator tab (for administrator lockdown). To specify the list of menu items to be displayed during speed lockdown, select the Speed Control tab.
| New | Opens the Add Menu Item dialog box in which you can specify the settings for a new lockdown menu item. |
| Edit | Opens the Add Menu Item dialog box in which you can edit the settings for the selected lockdown menu item. |
| Delete | Deletes the selected lockdown menu item. |
| Move Up | Moves the selected menu item one position higher in the menu order. |
| Move Down | Moves the selected menu item one position lower in the menu order. |
| Templates | Opens the Edit Menu Template List dialog box in which you can add, edit, or delete the menu items that appear in the template list. |
| Advanced | On the Device Control tab, this button opens the Advanced Lockdown Settings dialog box in which you can specify advanced setttings for device lockdown.
On the Speed Control tab, this button opens the Advanced Speed Controls Settings dialog box in which you can specify advanced settings for speed lockdown. |
Login Options
When enabled, device users are automatically logged into the lockdown menu using the specified credentials.
| Automatically log in upon device boot up | Enable this option to automatically log device users into the lockdown menu on device boot up using the specified credentials. |
| Domain | Enter the domain name for the user account. Ignore if no domain is required. |
| Username | Enter the username for the account. This field is mandatory. |
| User Password | Enter a password for the specified username. |
Device Navigation Bar
The device navigation bar, commonly referred to as the task bar, contains the Start button and small icons for quick access to device status and settings such as the time, date, wireless status, or volume control. By default, when lockdown is enabled, the standard operating system navigation bar is replaced with a customizable navigation bar.
| Configure | Opens the Navigation Bar Configuration dialog box in which you can specify which icons in the custom navigation bar are to be made available to the device user. |