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# LCT - Adaptive Configuration Rule

The Adaptive Configuration Rule for LCT devices activates specific configurations based on geolocation triggers, pre-create in Cockpit > Template > Geofence. When the device enters or exits a predefined geofence, the rule applies a selected configuration from the pre-created templates in Cockpit > Template > Configuration, ensuring dynamic and location-based device management.

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## Steps to Set Up Adaptive Configuration Rule for LCT:

1. **Access the Rule Page:**
   * Navigate to the device list, find the desired LCT device, and open its dashboard.
   * Go to the Rules section, click on the **+** icon, and select the **Adaptive Configuration Rule**.
2. **Activate the Rule:**
   * Toggle the switch at the top to enable the Adaptive Configuration Rule.
3. **Name the Rule:**
   * Enter a meaningful name to identify the rule.
4. **Set Alarm Level:**
   * Select the alarm level from the available options:
     * Critical
     * Major
     * Minor
     * Warning
5. **Define Alarm Trigger Action:**
   * Select the trigger action for the rule:
     * **Entering** or **Leaving** a geofence.
   * Choose the geofence from the dropdown list of existing geofences created in **Template > Geofence**.
6. **Select the Configuration:**
   * Choose the appropriate configuration from the list of previously createdconfigurations in **Template > Configuration**.
7. **Save the Configuration:**
   * Click Save to finalize and activate the Adaptive Configuration Rule.


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