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Introduction

After you are finished connecting the PC containing the installed AZedit software to the Intercom system frame, you

can configure AZedit using this Quick Start Guide. This guide is intended to get your system up and running with the

most basic configurations. At some point, you will need to go back to make adjustments to the software configuration

to make it more effective and efficient.

Getting Started for New Users

Step 1: Assigning Port Alphas

Step 2: Assigning Other Alphas (Party Lines, Special Lists, etc.)

Step 3: Sending the changes to the Intercom

Step 4: Save the file

Step 5: Keypanel setup

If you are using AZedit for the time, we recommend you use the following approach to begin configuring your

intercom system.

To quick start setup your intercom system, do the following:

"Get Connected" to the Intercom system.

Getting connected accomplishes two things:

First, when you connect, AZedit compares its intercom configuration settings to the intercom system. If the settings

do not match, the software will prompt you and display a message asking if you want to reconfigure the application.

Normally, you should select "Yes, reconfigure this application". This ensures all the resources in your intercom

system are available to you in the application.

Second, by creating your setup file while being connected to the intercom system, you can check your progress by

periodically sending your changes to the intercom system. By sending your changes to the intercom system, you can

see the effects the changes have on the system.

However, you can create the setup file in FILE mode. Periodically you should Save your changes to a disk so you

have a backup.

To create a setup file, do the following:

1. Name the Resources you will be using. By resources, we mean the intercom ports, party lines, special

lists, etc. All resources have default names. For example, intercom ports are named N001, N002, etc. By

creating your own names, you personalize the intercom system and make it easier for yourself and others

to identify people and places in the intercom system. Enter names for intercom ports using Port Alpha

setup. For more information on Port Alphas, see Port Alphas in the AZedit User Manual. Enter names for

other resources using the Other Alphas screen.

2. If you are working on the setup file in FILE mode, use Save to periodically save your changes to a disk.

If you are connected to the intercom system and working with the ONLINE setup, use Send Changes to

periodically upload your changes to the intercom system.

NOTE: You should also use Save to make a disk copy of the online setup. Whenever you send

changes, the setup information is stored in non-volatile memory in the intercom system's master

controller. This means that you not lose the setup information even if power is lost. If the

configuration computer loses power while you are editing the online setup, you will only lose the

changes that you have made since the last Send Changes command.

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