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# Device configuration
Configuration Widgets display the most recent synced configuration, which initially aligns with the device’s bootstrap settings.
The user can Activate the device configuration clicking on the toggle switch.
If any widget settings are modified, a "configuration pending" status will appear. To update the device configuration, the next time it connects to the GiOT backend, click **SAVE.**
Device Configuration
## (LM) Level Meter Configuration
* **Transmission Interval:** Specifies how frequently level data is sent.
* **Level Detection:** Enables users to set threshold values for alarm triggers, such as transmission time interval, empty distance, warning distance, and critical distance.
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## (LCT) Low Cost Tracker Configuration
* **Transmission Interval:** Determines the frequency of data transmission.
* **Temperature Monitoring:** Enables tracking of temperature readings.
* **Motion Detection:** Detects device movement.
* **Freefall:** Monitors occurrences of freefall, useful for orientation or impact sensitivity.
* **BLE Beacon:** Acts as a Bluetooth Low Energy beacon for proximity detection and location services.
* **Time-Driven Configuration:** Allows users to disable specific events for a defined period to conserve battery and avoid false alarms. Options include disabling freefall tracking, motion start/stop, tamper alerts, temperature threshold alerts (both high and low), and Bluetooth beacon signals.
These configurations help tailor the platform to specific operational requirements, enhancing monitoring and control capabilities for each device type.
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