How to Remove Terminals Associated with an Application from Configuration: Difference between revisions

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Select Applications>Application, select the application, click Config icon, will popup the page - Application Config.
Select tab - Config Terminal, click the checkbox of the Configured Terminal, click Delete button. The configured versions are removed.

Note: this procedure only removes the terminals associated with the application from the configuration, and does not delete the installed application on the terminal. Please refer to How_to_delete_an_app_from_device_using_the_TMS.

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	# Select tab - Config Terminal, click the checkbox of the Configured Terminal, click Delete button. The configured versions are removed.		# Select tab - Config Terminal, click the checkbox of the Configured Terminal, click Delete button. The configured versions are removed.

	Note: ~~This process~~ only ~~remove~~ the ~~configured app~~ from the ~~terminal~~, if the ~~terminal has~~ installed the ~~app, it can not remove the installed app~~. Please refer to [[How_to_delete_an_app_from_device_using_the_TMS]].		Note: this procedure only removes the terminals associated with the application from the configuration, and does not delete the installed application on the terminal. Please refer to [[How_to_delete_an_app_from_device_using_the_TMS]].