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Edit Data Entry Formats
The Configuration Utility uses standard data entry formats, that depend on the data type.
• Check Box
The fields are used for true or false values. If the check box has an "X" in it, the
value is selected, otherwise it is not. Tap on the box to check or uncheck. The
identified function is either applied or not applied depending on the status of the
check box.
• Text Data Entry Box
The fields require text entries. Examples are IP addresses, domain name or
server name.
• Numeric Data Entry Box
The fields require numeric entries, either in hexadecimal (base 16) or decimal
(base 10) notation. Hex values must be preceded by "0x" (zero-ex).
• List
The fields require the selection of a single option. The stored configuration item
is likely to be different than the text displayed, so when viewing the registry file
it may not match the selection.
• Bit Fields
A number of items that are presented in a list with check boxes beside each
item. Multiple items can be selected (from none to all). Each selected item
affects the value stored. The value stored is a single number, so the selections
will not match what is in the generated file.
• Multiple Text
The fields allow multiple free-form strings to be entered. A new string is created
by pressing Enter on the keyboard. Multiple text values are not represented in
the registry file as text, so the value entered will not be recognizable in the
generated file.
Restoring Defaults
Some fields (but not all fields) have default values. The default value of a single field, or the
default value for all fields can be restored, by choosing appropriate menu items from the
Configuration menu. The two restore options are: Restore Default and Restore All Defaults.
Save Configuration / Generate a .reg File
Choose File - Save Configuration from the menu, provide or select a file name and press
OK.