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Main Liability Disclaimer Contents Introduction 1-1 Getting Started 2-1 Graphical User Interface 3-1 Project Information 4-1 Hardware Information 5-1 Page Page Figures Figure Title Page Page Page Page Page Page Tab le s Table Title Page Page Introduction MA4000 Installation Manager Overview How This Guide is Organized MA4000 Installation Manager Application Abbreviations Page Getting Started Requirements Minimum Recommended MA4000 Installation Manager Installation Page Page Page Initializing the Flash Card and Installing the System Software (SV7000 MPS Only) Introduction and Requirements Major Tasks Step-by-Step P rocedure Page Page Graphical User Interface General Graphical User Interface Features Data Navigator Page Selecting List Box Sorting Startup Dialog Projects Tab New button Create Project Wizard Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Temp late s Tab Page Page Pull-Down Menus File Menu Edit Menu Cut (Ctrl+X) Copy (Ctrl+C) Tools Menu Flash Card Wizard ... Page Page Page Page Page Registration Wizard ... Page Page Page Page Page Obtain SVI File Upload SVI File Activate Page Page Page PCPro ... License Verification Tool ... Clipboard... Network Manager... Help Menu Primary Sections Page Project Information Primary Contact Tab Company field Contact field Page Company Organization Tab Locations section Page Page Page Organization section Page Page Page Page Page Page Phased Installation Tab Page Page Page Hardware Information Options Tab Dual CPU check box Dual Time Division check box 6 Unit (6U) Physical Chassis check box System Options section Connect Type section User ID and Password fields (optional) Test button Setup IP... button Page Page Page Media Gateway and Circuit Cards New button Page Delete button Edit button Circuit Card Field Definitions Page Page Page Page Page Signaling Server - SIP Server (Including MPH) Page Page Voice Mail Tab Voice Mail System Voice Mail Type field Port Type Address field User Name field Page Page Security Tab Terminal/Equipment Security Page System Information Page Page Office Code section Reserved Stations section Description field Station Range section Page Access Codes Tab Page Speed Calling Tab Page Advanced Features System Features (ASYD) Tab Page Page Feature Restrictions Tab Page Page Page Route Restrictions Tab Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Least Cost Routing (LCR) Tab Page Page Page Page Page Automated Call Distribution (ACD) Tab Page Open Application Interface (OAI) Tab Page Page Monitor Number Tab Page Page User Assignments Page Page Page Page User Assignments - New or Edit User Location field Phone Model field Button Template field Macro Description TEC Page Page Page Field Options Key Preferences Soft Key Field Options Page Station Range Type field Page Option Description Page Page Group Memberships section Pickup field Page Page Page Hunt Fields Hunt (Circular/Pilot) Page Page Page Page Page Option Description Series i Series E Common Listing Remarks Page Import button Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Group Assignments Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Circuit Card Assignments Page Creating a New Circuit Card Assignment (UMG) Page Page Page Page Page Install Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Reports Creating and Printing a Report or DESI Label General Tab Reports Technical Tab Reports DESI Label Reports Page Page Productivity Features Configuration Tab Page UC Suite - MA4000 Manager Field Description Page Location Diversity Location Diversity - FCCS Tab Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Location Diversity - Station Pool Data Tab Page Page Page Page Page Page Location Diversity - ADVF Tab Location Diversity - AFCMN Tab Page Location Diversity - Upload Tab Page Management Tab Diagnostic Tab Maintenance Tab

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