Remote Access Question Boundary | Entry Source, Device Screen, and Local Record
A remote access question should be handled as a boundary review. The reader should separate the entry source, Ledger Wallet page, device screen, and local record before making any conclusion about the next step.
Entry source is the first boundary
Start with the page or app entry already open, then record its name and path. Ledger Secure Element basics is a useful reference for keeping device architecture separate from page-state questions.
Device screen is the confirmation point
The app can show a connection task, but the device screen is where local prompts are reviewed. If the reader needs the offline-signing context, offline signing and private key protection explains the device role without expanding the question.
Local record keeps the question scoped
Write only the app page, device screen, connection state, and next action. Do not record PIN or recovery words, and do not combine several symptoms into one broad conclusion.
Use one change before another review
- Confirm the entry source.
- Read the device screen.
- Change one connection condition.
- Record the result before trying another step.
For device-state changes, device state change record gives a compact same-site route.
