Hi Matt
Yes I acknowledge its a confusing answer.
The 9 day 'thing' is for technical reasons which I won't go into here, but to answer you question... If the device is completely offline then 30 days is the maximum before sign in is enforced again
So this workflow might help
- When connected - Sign in to TMM
- Once signed in and you can see your subscription entitlement (Cat1/10/30/60)
- Put the device offline (airplane mode for example) and keep it offline
- As long as the device remains offline then you will not need to sign in again for 30 days
- After 30 days TMM will force you to sign in again, which will require a data connection
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Tom Harrison
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-05-2024 10:27
From: Matt Czaja
Subject: Mobile Manager Logout
Hi Tom - Thanks for your response.
Yes, this is used with DA2's. So, I am a bit confused about the difference between point 1) and point 2) you described. I mean why would the device being offline for 9 days (then coming online) force a logout, when in other cases it seems to stay logged in for 30 days?
Maybe a simpler question is: what can this client do to have his units stay logged in the maximum amount of time and not have to re-login?
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Matt Czaja
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-05-2024 09:47
From: Tom Harrison
Subject: Mobile Manager Logout
Hi Matt
Firstly you only need to sign in to the Trimble Mobile Manager app If you are using a Catalyst DA1/DA2.
This sign in is how we determine the Catalyst subscription level to apply to the session (Cat 1/10/30/60). Trimble R series or Spectra receiver's do not require sign in like this as they are configured differently
So the offline behaviour in TMM is as follows:
- If the device is truly offline then TMM will NOT prompt the user to sign in for 30 days
- If the device is offline for 9 days or later, then for any reason goes back online, TMM will prompt the user to sign in.
I believe scenario #2 is what you are describing in this post
This sign in 'refreshes' the licence and the 30 day 'clock' starts again, adhering to the 2 rules above
I hope this makes sense
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Tom Harrison