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Chapter 4 Setting access permissions and device properties 73

Using the Optivity Quick2Config 2.2 Client Software

About device properties

Each item in the Quick2Config database has associated with it one or more sets of

properties. The properties, which define the characteristics of a database item, are

displayed as parameters and fields. For example, the IP Address parameter

contains the fields IP Address and Subnet Mask, the two values you must enter to

correctly configure an IP address.

When you select the Properties tab in the context-sensitive pane, a second tab bar

is displayed. This second tab bar always contains at least the Basic tab. Depending

on the complexity of the configuration data for an item, items might have

additional tabs. Items with complex configuration data require more tabs than

items with simple configuration data.

You can add or change the properties of an item by changing the information in

the Properties tabs. Figure 33 shows an example of the Basic properties tab that

appears when a BayStack

™



device is selected in the navigation pane.

Figure 33 Properties tabs for a BayStack AN device

Note:

Tab bars “wrap” in the context-sensitive pane, so you might see

what appears to be more than two tab bars. Nevertheless, any “third” tab

bar (and so forth) that you see is part of the second tab bar. If you prefer to

see all the tabs on a single line, increase the width of the context-sensitive

pane.

Device-specific tabs

Drag the headings

to adjust the sizes

of the fields.

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