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For example, to override the predefined alert tone 15 with a custom file, save the custom file in the

customized

folder with the name

AlertTone15.wav

. To restore access to the predefined alert tone,

remove the custom alert tone file from the

customized

directory. Separate directories for the

predefined alert tones and the custom alert tones make it easy to replace and restore the predefined
alert tones.
If the corresponding

Alert Tone

button or the

Alert Tone Selector

button is added to the toolbar in

the

.elt

configuration file used by the Elite Dispatch application, you can send the custom alert tone

immediately after you install it. If none of the buttons is configured in the

.elt

file, add the button by

using the Elite Admin application and restart the Elite Dispatch application. See the

MCC 7500/7100

Elite Admin User Guide

and the

MCC 7500/7100 Elite Dispatch User Guide

manuals.

Permanent Removal of an Alert Tone

The common way of making specific alert available or unavailable for dispatchers is by modifying
the

.elt

configuration files in the Elite Admin application. Make an alert tone available by adding the

corresponding

Alert Tone

button or the

Alert Tone Selector

button to the toolbar of the Elite Dispatch

application. However, if you want to be sure that a specific dispatch position does not have access to a
specific alert tone, you can remove the alert tone from both the

customized

and

default

directories.

Keep a backup of the removed predefined alert tone files in the event you want to quickly restore them.
To remove the corresponding

Alert Tone

button from the toolbar of the Elite Dispatch application or to

remove the corresponding selection from the list of the

Alert Tone Selector

button, restart the Elite

Dispatch application.

Restoration of a Removed Alert Tone

To restore an alert tone, it means that you removed the alert tone and want to place it back in the

default

customized

directory. The name of the restored default alert tone must be

DefaultAlertTone

<number>

.wav

and the name of the restored customized alert must be

AlertTone

<number>

.wav

where

<number>

is the number of the alert tone that you want to restore, for example,

DefaultAlertTone15.wav

If the corresponding

Alert Tone

button or the

Alert Tone Selector

button is configured in the

.elt

file, the alert tone is available as soon as you load the

.elt

file into the Elite Dispatch application. If

the corresponding

Alert Tone

button and the

Alert Tone Selector

button are not added to the toolbar

in the

.elt

configuration file, add any of the buttons to the toolbar by using the Elite Admin application.

NOTICE:

The customized alert tones always have higher priority than the default alert tones. To

restore a default alert tone, place it back in the

default

folder. To use it in the Elite Dispatch

application, remove the corresponding alert tone from the

customized

folder.

The changes are not always visible in the

.elt

configuration file that is opened in the Elite Dispatch

application at the moment of restoration. See the following scenarios for the actions to perform to use
the restored alert tones in a configuration loaded at the moment of restoration.
When you restore a customized alert tone, one of the following scenarios takes place:
• The loaded

.elt

file is configured for a specific alert tone, but the alert tone is removed both from

the

default

and

customized

folder. Restore the alert tone in the

customized

folder. To see it in

the

.elt

configuration loaded in the Elite Dispatch application, reload the