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ContentsIntroduction ___________________________________________________________________ 9Before You Begin ______________________________________________________________________ 9Who This Manual is For ______________________________________________________________ 9What You Should Already Know ______________________________________________________ 9The Protege System __________________________________________________________________ 10System Controller __________________________________________________________________ 10Features __________________________________________________________________________ 10Protege Modules __________________________________________________________________ 10Getting Started _______________________________________________________________ 12Logging In ___________________________________________________________________________ 12The Protege Interface _________________________________________________________________ 13Protege Application Window ________________________________________________________ 13Protege Ribbon ____________________________________________________________________ 14Quick Access Toolbar ______________________________________________________________ 17Protege Button Menu _______________________________________________________________ 18Programming Window ______________________________________________________________ 19Event and Alarm Window ___________________________________________________________ 21Protege Status Bar _________________________________________________________________ 21Protege Quick Link Button __________________________________________________________ 21Connecting and Disconnecting _________________________________________________________ 22Connecting _______________________________________________________________________ 22Disconnecting _____________________________________________________________________ 22Controller Time and Date Setting_____________________________________________________ 23Enabling Live Event Upload _________________________________________________________ 23Customizing the Interface _____________________________________________________________ 24Minimizing the Ribbon ______________________________________________________________ 24Modifying the Column Display _______________________________________________________ 24Setting the Event Window Tabs ______________________________________________________ 25Customizing the Quick Access Toolbar _______________________________________________ 26Adding Your Own Custom Toolbar ___________________________________________________ 26Adding Keyboard Shortcuts _________________________________________________________ 28Setting Additional Menu and Toolbar Options _________________________________________ 29Changing the Display Options _______________________________________________________ 30PRT-SMGT Protege System Management Suite Version 2.5.0 | PRT-SMGT 3
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Page 5 and 6: Jobs ______________________________
Page 7 and 8: Contact ID Standard Trouble Zones _
Page 9 and 10: IntroductionThis manual provides de
Page 11 and 12: Alphanumeric LCD User Interface (PR
Page 13 and 14: The Protege InterfaceProtege Applic
Page 15 and 16: Site TabThe Site tab contains the c
Page 17 and 18: Graphics TabThe Graphics tab contai
Page 19 and 20: Programming WindowThe Programming w
Page 21 and 22: Event and Alarm WindowThe Event and
Page 23 and 24: Controller Time and Date SettingIf
Page 25 and 26: 2. Select the Window you wish to cu
Page 27 and 28: 3. Enter a name for your toolbar an
Page 29 and 30: Setting Additional Menu and Toolbar
Page 31 and 32: SystemSitesThe Protege System Manag
Page 33 and 34: Site | General Tab• Site Name: Th
Page 35 and 36: Site | Partitions Tab• Partitions
Page 37 and 38: • Backup Path: The current path f
Page 39 and 40: • Floor Plan Background Fill Colo
Page 41 and 42: Global Settings | Email Tab• SMTP
Page 43 and 44: 3. To view the details of a particu
Page 45 and 46: ModemsThe Protege System Management
Page 47 and 48: Adding Modem Types1. To add a modem
Page 49 and 50: TranslationsThe Protege System Mana
Page 51 and 52: If selecting NT Authentication, the
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2. Enter the Name of the role to be
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Workstations | General Tab• Name:
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SiteGlobal RecordsUsersA user is a
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• Last Modified Time: Last known
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Users | Photo ID Tab• Photo ID Te
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Modify A User From The Event Window
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Adding Schedules1. To add a schedul
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Modifying Schedules1. To modify a s
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Adding Holidays1. To add a holiday,
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Deleting Holidays1. To delete a hol
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Access Levels | Partitions Tab• P
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• Area: Area definition for the a
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Area Groups | Area Groups Tab• Co
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• Description: The description of
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User Groups | Partitions Tab• Par
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Custom Lists | List Data• List Da
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Custom User Tabs | General Tab• N
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DVRs | General Tab• Name: The nam
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Cameras | General Tab• Name: The
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Security Level | General Tab• Nam
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Jobs1. To view all installed jobs,
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Jobs | Schedule Tab• Start Manual
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2. The database partitions are disp
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PC Schedules | Partitions Tab• Pa
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Event Reports | General Tab`• Nam
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• EventsFontSize: The font size u
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Custom Event Windows | General Tab
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Custom Event Windows | Partitions T
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Event Filters | General Tab• Name
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Event Filters | Partitions Tab• P
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Record History | Partitions Tab•
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Alarm Priorities | Partitions Tab
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Muster Report Definitions | Partiti
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Choose from• What Schedules are a
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Doors | General TabName• Name: Th
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example setting 10 will pulse the u
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Doors | Advanced Options TabAdvance
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Doors | Status Tab• Door Lock Sta
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Doors | Usage Tab• Usage: A list
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General Configuration• Operating
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Details CommandThe Details option p
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Modifying Zones1. To modify a zone,
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Zones | Options TabOptions 1• Log
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Zones | Events Tab• Events: A lis
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Zones | Usage Tab• Usage: A list
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Name• Name: The name of the zone
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Zone Types | Options (2) TabPGM Act
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• Deactivate Automation On Restor
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Zone Types | Usage Tab• Usage: A
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Trouble Zones | General TabName•
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Trouble Zones | Areas and Zone Type
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Trouble Zones | Trouble Zones Tab
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Trouble Zones | Partitions Tab• P
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Selecting "Activate PGM" by Right-C
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Get Events CommandThe Get Events co
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Local RecordsLocal UsersThe number
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Local Areas | Configuration TabTimi
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Local Areas | PGMs TabPGMs• Bell
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• Alarm Memory PGM Output: You ca
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• Area Enabled In Loiter Mode: Wh
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Local Areas | Status Tab• Area St
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Local Areas | Usage Tab• Usage: A
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Local Access Levels | General Tab
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Local Access Levels | Usage Tab•
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Local Schedules | General TabPeriod
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• History: A list of past transac
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Modifying Local HolidaysNote that L
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Local Holidays | Partitions Tab•
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Keypad Groups | History Tab• Hist
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Modifying Door Groups1. To modify a
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PGM Groups | History Tab• History
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Menu GroupsA menu group contains a
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• Instant Arming: When enabled, w
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Menu Groups | Usage Tab• Usage: A
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Floor Groups | General Tab• Name:
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Floor Groups | Usage Tab• Usage:
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We recommend that the All Elevators
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Elevator Groups | Usage Tab• Usag
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Keypads | Configuration Tab• Poll
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• Function Key Unlocks Door When
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Keypads | History Tab• History: A
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Reader ExpandersThe number of avail
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Reader Expanders | Reader 1-2 TabCo
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• Keyscan 36 Bit : A proprietary
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• Reader Area Control Area: The r
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• Invert REX Input R: When enable
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Reader Expanders | History Tab• H
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Zone ExpandersThe number of availab
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Zone Expanders | Status Tab• Onli
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Zone Expanders | Partitions Tab•
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PGM Expanders | Status Tab• Onlin
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PGM Expanders | Usage Tab• Usage:
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• Minor Version: The software min
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Analog Expanders | History Tab• H
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Panel Options | General TabName•
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Panel Options | Communications TabP
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Panel Options | Options TabOptions
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• Event Upload Frequency: Specifi
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Panel Options | Custom Reader Forma
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Panel Options | History Tab• Hist
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Panel Options | Partitions Tab• P
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Floors | History Tab• History: A
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Elevator Cars | General TabName•
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Elevator Cars | History Tab• Hist
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Configuration• Operating Schedule
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Sequential Dialling AttemptsSequent
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Dial AttemptNumber Phone Number Dia
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End• End Day: Determines the date
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Modifying Home Automation1. To modi
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Home Automation | Status Tab• Aut
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Home Automation | Partitions Tab•
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Service TypeLink MeModBUSModBUS (Re
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BACnetBACnet | General Tab• Devic
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Contact ID | Options TabDial• Use
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DVACDVAC | General Tab• Port Numb
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GSM ModemGSM Modem | General Tab•
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IntercomIntercom | General Tab• P
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independent of a user setting. The
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• Parity 7: The communications po
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ModBUS Remote | Options TabDialing
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Monitor Phone | Options Tab• Moni
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ProtocolCID Over IPPatriot LS30SIA
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of the host that is connected. When
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Reporting Options• Report Open: W
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• Encryption Type: This field is
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Variables | Display Tab• High Ran
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Variables | Seven Digit Display Tab
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Programmable Functions | General Ta
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The not pulse on action will turn t
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ONOFFARMDISARMTest Action - If the
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• Cooling Stage 4 PGM Output: The
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Register OffsetRegister Function17
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temperature is typically from a sen
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Register OffsetRegister Function10
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• Follow and Test Input PGMInput
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Virtual DoorVirtual Door Tab• Req
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The not pulse off action will unloc
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Programmable Functions | Partitions
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Keypad ZonesThe keypad will report
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Contact ID Standard Trouble ZonesTh
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Zone Number Contact ID Code Reporti
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Zone Number Alarm Code Restore Code
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ZoneNumberAlarmCodeRestoreCodeCP001
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ZoneNumberAlarmCodeRestoreCodeZX032
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2 Reader ExpanderThe 2 reader expan
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Reporting CodesCustom reporting cod
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Reporting Code Description Contact
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ReportingCodeDescriptionDVAC Alarm
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SIA Level 2 Message FormatThe forma
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ProfilesProfiles are used to divide
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DescriptionNumberZone Inputs 464Tro
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DescriptionNumberSchedules 32Holida
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DescriptionDoor Type Names 4Area Gr
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DescriptionElevator Car Groups 8Ele
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DescriptionNumberTrouble Zone Input
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Object NotationWhen selecting an ad
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System TypeZNTATTDRTDTTAGTMGTKGTPHT
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Index116 PGM Expansion Module (PRT-
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Door Groups | Partitions Tab • 19
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Misc Options • 227Miscellaneous O
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Services | General Tab • 280Servi
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