Is it possible to switch a IPAD on supervised mode without a MAC PC?

Hi There!
We are about to use iPads and IPods for a Point of Sale solution for a customer. I need to activate the supervised mode to use some of our SOTI MobiControl MDM features. Since I have no Mac available is it possible to activate the supervised mode with a Windows machine or on the device?
Thanks for your help!

Hi Johan,
Unfortunately you can't. You need to use Apple Configurator which is only available for Mac OS X. You can't supervise a device with a Windows machine or on the device itself. Supervision ties management of the device to a specific computer and Apple has allowed MDM's to take advantage of some of the features that Configurator has. So far, Apple has only made the initial supervision process possible through Apple Configurator by wiping the device and adding the supervision profile to the device.
I know its not the answer you want to hear, but I hope it answers your question.
~Joe

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