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# Connexion du dispositif

Suivez les événements de connectivité des appareils GPS, y compris la perte de connexion et le Brouillage GSM, et configurez des règles d’alertes pour rester informé lorsque les appareils passent Hors-ligne.

Le **Connexion du dispositif** cette section couvre les événements liés à la connectivité du dispositif GPS au réseau cellulaire et à la plateforme Navixy.

* [**L'appareil a perdu la connexion**](/docs/user/fr/guide/events-and-notifications/device-connection/device-lost-connection.md): Vous avertit lorsqu'un dispositif GPS devient Hors-ligne au-delà du délai d'attente configuré.
* [**Brouillage GSM**](/docs/user/fr/guide/events-and-notifications/device-connection/gsm-jamming.md): Détecte lorsque les signaux cellulaires GSM sont brouillés, ce qui empêche la transmission des données vers la plateforme.


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