What Is Converted; Completing Your Setup - DigiTech DigiGate-700 User Manual

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The DigiConvert program processes the DOS DigiGate site setup information first. The
database information from the DOS version is transferred to the Windows databases in
the order listed below.
Control Points, Control Areas, Input Points, Access Configuration, Keypad Zones,
Boards, Time Zones, Alarm Zones, Timer Operations, Size Codes, and Holidays.
Next the tenant information is transferred in the order listed below:
Access Code, Unit Number, First Name, Last Name, Company Name, Address, City,
State, Zip Code, Home Phone Number, Work Phone Number, SSN, License, Time
Zone, Keypad Zone.
Following the tenant information, the unit information is transferred in the order listed
below:
Unit Number, Price, Size Code, and Unit Status (i.e. Vacant, Rented, Delinquent).
The program scans the database and checks for any size codes that were transferred
from an accounting program linked to DigiGate and not entered in the DigiGate
system. These codes are added to the Size Code database.
Following the unit information, the Mux Information is transferred. This is the mux/slot
location of individual door alarm units.
Following the Mux Information, the Other Authorized Tenant information is transferred.
The last item transferred is the site name.
This information will give you the basic setup for your site to operate in the same manner
it did under the DOS version of the DigiGate-700 software.
When the conversion completes, refer to "Appendix B, Preparation for System Setup"
and "Chapter 2, Setting up a new Site" to add any new features you want to include in
your Windows version. When the setup is completed to your satisfaction, backup your
DigiGate-700 for Windows system. Refer to "Chapter 5, Backing Up Your Data" for
instructions.
YOU MUST BACKUP YOUR SYSTEM AFTER RUNNING DigiConvert !
THIS BACKUP WILL BE YOUR SYSTEM MASTER.
DigiGate-700
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What is Converted

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