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-There are three ways to remove the terminals associated with the application from the configuration:
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-Delete the selected terminal as follows:
-#Click Application > application, select the target application, and click the Config icon to open the application configuration page.
-#Click the tab named Config Terminal, checked the checkboxes of the configured terminals, and click the Delete button. Configured terminals will be removed.
-Delete the terminal group as follows:
-#Click Application > application, select the target application, and click the Config icon to open the application configuration page.
-#Click the tab named Config Group, checked the checkboxes of the configured Groups, and click the Delete button. Configured groups will be removed.
-Delete the tag as follows:
-#Click terminal > Terminal Tag, then select the target tag, and click the Config icon to open the tag configuration page.
-#Click the tab named Config Terminal, checked the checkboxes of the configured terminals, and click the Cancel button. Configured terminals will be removed.
-Note: These procedures 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]].