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6.2 System Configuration
Administrators can use the System Configuration Menu, shown in Figure 6-2, for
setting certain global parameters.
1. From the Administration Menu (see Section 6.1), press “1” or use the up- and
down-arrow keys to move the highlight to “System Configuration,” then press
[Enter]. The System Configuration Menu will appear, displaying the current
settings of its parameters (described below and on the following pages).
2. Press the down-arrow or [Tab] to move the highlight forward, or the up-arrow
or [Shift] + [Tab] to move the highlight backward, to a desired field. Press
[Enter] to edit the field. The highlighted area will turn green. (Some fields
have character or numeric values you can type in; others have values you can
toggle between with the arrow keys.) When editing is complete, either press
[Enter] followed by [S] to save your changes, or press [Esc] to abort the
changes and continue using the previous settings.
Figure 6-2. The System Configuration Menu.
• Device ID: Type in your desired name for the single or master Summit Base
Unit. It’s important for the Base Units in a cascaded system with multiple Base
Units to have distinctive names, so users can tell them apart. (The system will
assign each Base Unit the default name “Summit [users]x[channels]”: each
KV1500A will be named “Summit 2x42, each KV1501A “Summit 4x42,” etc.)
System Configuration
Device ID: Summit 16x64
Display All Computers: No
Logoff Timeout: Off 05 Min
Operation Mode: Private
P-View Admin Silent: No
PC Share Timeout: 01 Sec
Login Blank: Off 05 Minutes
Allow Blank Password: No
Default Login Name Blank:Yes
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