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unusable. The procedure is described in detail in section 6.5.1. Please skip to that

section and configure your communication settings, then return to the following section..

4. Entering your facility configuration

Although the NetLinx control system has been loaded with the code required to run

Phoenix

, and the Server is fully installed, your system is not yet usable. This is because the

facility configuration has not been entered into the Server application. Therefore, Phoenix

is unaware of what destinations exist within your facility, what media sources are to be driven

by the control system, what distribution group(s) exist at the Head End, etc. While the facility

assets do not have to be “hard coded” into the NetLinx code (which saves a great deal of

time and money and simplifies ongoing maintenance and expansions), the Server application

does have to be configured such that Phoenix

is aware of the topology and device types to

be supported.

In this section the basic procedure for defining your system topology and characteristics will

be described. This section will not cover every menu item, every tab, etc. that is available

within Phoenix. Only those data entry items that would be pertinent to a typical system will

be described. For information on those items not covered within this section, see section 6.

Also, it should be understood that configuration of your facility may not require every step that

is covered in the following sections. Only those portions pertinent to the needs of your facility

should be observed.

4.1. Define your Destinations

Start by defining your destinations (aka rooms). Do this by clicking on the menu item

labeled {Server} then select {Configuration}. This will launch the Facility

Configuration dialog. The first tab visible is the Destinations tab, which is where you

need to be. A screenshot of the Destinations tab is shown in

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