The device retrieves its real-time configurations from the cloud service in either of the following ways:
Upon every established connection to the cloud service, the application will always request its cloud-side device state that contains the latest real-time configurations.
When the device exits Power Saving Mode (PSM) to publish data, and if the cloud-side device configuration has been updated while the device was in PSM, the application will request for the newly changed configuration.
The device retrieves its real-time configurations from the cloud service in either of the following ways:
Upon every established connection to the cloud service, the application will always request its cloud-side device state that contains the latest real-time configurations.
When the device exits Power Saving Mode (PSM) to publish data, and if the cloud-side device configuration has been updated while the device was in PSM, the application will request for the newly changed configuration.
Thank you very much for your answer. Unfortunately I have problems how to set the real time configurations inaws-IoT. Can I just edit the shadow and the configurations will be applied? Or how does that work exactly?
I am currently in active mode and trying to switch to passive mode via the real time configuration. For this I change the shadow in aws IoT (Manage -> Things->myThingy->Shadows ->Classic Shadow->Edit) like this:
Even after waiting for a longer time and switching off/on, it does not switch to passive mode.
If I recompile Asset Tracker V2 and flash it to the Thingy91, then the shadow changes back to "cfg": { "act": true, "gpst": 60, "actwt": 120, "mvres": 120, "mvt": 3600, "acct": 10 }, and does not take over the previously set values.
