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2.4.4.3 Editing XML Configuration Files on your PC
You can edit XML configuration files using Microsoft
®
XML Notepad 2007, which can be downloaded from the
Microsoft Web site. It is useful for basic editing and checking the configuration file using the schema file before
uploading to the unit.
The following procedure describes how to read a schema file.
1.
Select [View] and then select [Schemas] .
2.
Select [File] and then select [Add schemas] .
3.
Navigate to the schema file you want to open and then click [Open] .
4.
Click [OK] .
2.4.5 Loading Settings Using the SD card
You can load configuration file settings from an SD card. All settings made in configuration files can be
configured using this method.
Configuration file preparation
Notice
•
Format the SD card before use. For details about formatting, refer to the Operating Instructions on the
Panasonic Web site (
®
see Introduction ).
1.
Prepare an SD card.
For details about supported SD cards, refer to the Panasonic Web site (
®
see Introduction ).
2.
Create a configuration file using a computer’s text editor (
®
see 5.2.1 Configuration File Specifications
for Plain Text Provisioning ).
3.
Save the created configuration file in the root directory of the SD card.
To load the configuration file from the SD card
1.
Insert the SD card into the unit.
2.
Press on the Home screen, and then tap [Settings] .
3.
Tap [Administration] , enter the administrator password, and then tap [OK] .
4.
Tap [Import Configuration file] .
5.
Select the type of configuration file (
®
see 2.4.3.3 Configuration File ).
6.
Select the file name.
7.
Tap [Import and Restart] .
Note
•
In addition to programming the unit, the following functions can be performed using an SD card.
–
Updating the firmware (
®
see 7.4 Firmware Update Using the SD Card ).
–
Installing applications (
®
see 6.5 Adding Applications ).
•
For details about the administrator password, see 3.1.2 Phone User Interface Administrator
Menu .
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