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FILE MENU
The File menu has commands for working with configuration files. A configuration file contains
parameter settings for the TalkSwitch system and has the .tsd extension. The TalkSwitch unit
uses parameter settings to control operation. The default location for storing configuration files
is C:\Program Files\TalkSwitch\TalkSwitch Configuration 6.11\Config Files.
The commands available within the File menu change depending upon whether a configuration
is open.
If no configuration is open, and the Configuration Selection page is displayed, you can:
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Create a new configuration file from the template, with default parameter settings for your
TalkSwitch system. This way you can set up a configuration without a TalkSwitch unit.
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Open the configuration from a TalkSwitch unit.
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Open an existing configuration file.
If a configuration is open, you can:
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Save the configuration to a TalkSwitch unit. The TalkSwitch unit can be local or at a remote
location. This is only available if you opened a configuration file.
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Save a new configuration file.
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Save a configuration to an existing configuration file, overwriting it.
For more information about the Configuration Selection page, see Starting the TalkSwitch
management software on page 22.
New Template
The New Template command creates a configuration file from the template, with default
parameter settings for your TalkSwitch system. You can then modify the file using the
TalkSwitch management software.
1. Choose File > New Template. The Create a New Template File window appears.
Alternatively, you can click the Open a Configuration File or Template button in the
Configuration Selection page, and then click the Create a Template File button.
2. Select the types of TalkSwitch units in your system.
3. Click the Browse button to select the location and name of the configuration file.
4. Click OK. The system creates the file, and opens it in the TalkSwitch management software.
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