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b. Use the dialog box tools to select the path. To use the dialog box tools:
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Click on the drive selection arrow, then select the drive from the displayed list.
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Use the drive's directory box to select the destination folder.
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The editable text field will reflect the new configuration folder path.
4. Select a configuration file format. The file format pertains to the type of system you are copying
the updated configuration files for. The systems are either PC-based platforms (i.e., a CSX7000)
or embedded platforms (i.e., a CSX1200).
5. Select the type of revision. Choices are:
a.
Downloaded Revision
This choice will be available if you have already downloaded a configuration update
directly to the system. If you select Downloaded Revision, the downloaded configuration
update files will be copied to the destination folder.
b.
New Revision
This choice will be available if you have generated updates, but have not downloaded them
yet. If you select New Revision, the generated configuration update files will be copied to
the destination folder.
6.
Click OK.
7. You should see a message reporting that the files have been successfully copied. If the message
includes warnings, correct any errors described in the warnings.
8. If you will be taking the copy of the updated configuration files and copying them onto the
system (for example, taking a diskette to a remote site and copying the files onto the system)
you will want the database to reflect that the updates have been downloaded. Click Mark
Updates as Downloaded. The Updates Generated field will again be blank, and the Downloaded
Revision field will have been incremented.
9. Click on Close.
The following sample dialog box would result from copying the updated configuration files for site
Morgan County, system Morgan County_1 to a diskette in drive a, folder Morgan1. The revision
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