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# LCT-  Transmission interval configuration

The Transmission Interval refers to the time period between each data transmission from a device to the platform or server. It determines how frequently the device sends updates, such as sensor data, status reports, or other relevant information.

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## Steps to Set Up transmission interval

1\. Go to the Devices section and select the device for which you want to set the transmission interval.

2\. Open the Configuration Settings: once you've selected the device, click on \*\*Configuration\*\* to open the settings options.

1. **Activate the Rule:**

* Toggle the switch at the top of the configuration panel to enable the rule.

1. Set the Interva&#x6C;**:**
   * choose the desired transmission interval by entering the time period based on your needs. This determines how frequently the device will send updates.
2. **Define the Alarm Trigger Battery Threshold:**
   * Use the slider to set the battery percentage that will trigger the alarm.
3. **Define the Notification Type:**
   * **None:** The alarm will only be visible on the platform without sending a notification.
   * **Email:** Enter up to 5 email addresses to receive the notification when the alarm is triggered.
4. **Save the Configuration:**
   * Click Save to apply and activate the Battery Level Alarm Rule.

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