Updates to Workstation docs

Author: katarzyna-koltun-mx

content/en/docs/workstation/wks-batch-registration.md

@@ -13,6 +13,10 @@ The registration process is a necessary first step when enabling this crucial fu
 
 Mendix Workstation supports both individual registration of local Workstation clients, and bulk rollouts for large production environments.
 
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+After a Workstation Client is registered, any changes that you make in Workstation Management (such as adding new devices, or setting the **Detect Card Readers** toggle to **Off**) will be immediately displayed in the Client. To change this behavior, see [Client's Auto-Refresh](/mendix-workstation/installation/#auto-refresh).
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 ## Registering a Single Workstation Client
 
 If you are developing or testing Workstation configurations, you can register a single Workstation Client for your local computer by performing the following steps:

content/en/docs/workstation/wks-installation.md

@@ -96,14 +96,16 @@ The **Stations** page now shows your station's status as **Computer Registered**
 
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+Any changes that you make in Workstation Management (such as adding new devices, or setting the **Detect Card Readers** toggle to **Off**) will be immediately displayed in the Workstation Client. To change this behavior, see [Client's Auto-Refresh](#auto-refresh).
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 ### Configuring and Testing Virtual Devices
 
 After registering your computer, test your connectivity by creating a pair of virtual devices: a TCP/IP server that will emulate a device, and a TCP/IP client that will connect to the emulated device.
 
 #### Creating a TCP/IP Server
 
 1. Go to [Mendix Workstation Management](https://workstation.home.mendix.com/).
-2. In the **Station** page, click **Add Device**.
+2. In the **Station Details** page, click **Add Device**.
 3. Select **TCP/IP Server** as the **Device Type**, and then click **Next**.
 4. In the **Device Name** field, enter **Test Server**
 5. In the **Device Class** field, select or create a class (for example, *Virtual*), and then click **Next**.
@@ -119,7 +121,7 @@ The emulated device, a local TCP/IP server listening on port 1705, is added to t
 #### Creating a TCP/IP Client
 
 1. Go to [Mendix Workstation Management](https://workstation.home.mendix.com/).
-2. In the **Station** page, click **Add Device**.
+2. In the **Station Details** page, click **Add Device**.
 3. Select **TCP/IP Client** as the **Device Type**, and then click **Next**.
 4. In the **Device Name** field, enter **Test Client**, and then click **Next**.
 5. In the **Device Class** field, select or create a class (for example, *Virtual*), and then click **Next**.
@@ -153,7 +155,7 @@ Different device types have different requirements for the message syntax. For m
 
 ### Quitting the Workstation Client
 
-The **Close** button closes the Client window but does not terminate the application; it continues to run in the background. To completely quit the Client, right-click its icon in the Windows systray and select **Quit**. This action is only available if [Developer Mode](#developer-mode) is enabled. Alternatively, the Workstation Client process can always be stopped via Windows Task Manager.
+The Workstation Client runs automatically at system startup. The **Close** button closes the Client window but does not terminate the application; it continues to run in the background. To completely quit the Client, right-click its icon in the Windows systray and select **Quit**. This action is only available if [Developer Mode](#developer-mode) is enabled. Alternatively, the Workstation Client process can always be stopped via Windows Task Manager.
 
 ## Advanced Configurations
 
@@ -186,6 +188,14 @@ Verbosity and thus log file size increases with each log level. To constrain thi
 
 Modify these settings to the needs of your logging policy, especially if you require to keep debug level logs in production for retrospective troubleshooting.
 
+#### Client's Auto-Refresh {#auto-refresh}
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+By default, the Workstation Client operates in auto-refresh mode. That is, any changes made to the configuration in Workstation Management are immediately reflected in the Client. 
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+To change this behavior, set the **Auto-Refresh Mode** toggle to **Off**, and then force the configuration to refresh by clicking **Refresh on Computer** in Workstation Management.
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+You can also **Adjust the Check Interval** to specify how often a disconnected Workstation Client should automatically refresh its configuration by polling Workstation Management. By default, this happens every 60 minutes.
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 #### Local Device Testing
 
 By default, the Workstation Management is pre-configured as an allowed app to connect to the Workstation Client on the **Test your Station** page in a workspace. To disable this, navigate to the tab "Local Device Testing" on the **Settings** page and toggle it off.