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77202T · Question #50

When using the IP Office Manager program on a PC, which statement is true about the configuration?

The correct answer is B. It is held in the Manager application until it is saved to the control unit. When working in IP Office Manager, changes you make are held locally within the Manager application itself - they exist only in memory on your PC until you explicitly send (save) the configuration to the control unit using the "Save" function, not just "OK." Option A is wrong…

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Question

When using the IP Office Manager program on a PC, which statement is true about the configuration?

Options

  • AIt is automatically saved to the control unit every time OK is selected
  • BIt is held in the Manager application until it is saved to the control unit
  • CIt is automatically backed up to the SD card every five minutes
  • DIt is dynamically updated to the control unit after every keystroke

How the community answered

(28 responses)
  • B
    96% (27)
  • C
    4% (1)

Explanation

When working in IP Office Manager, changes you make are held locally within the Manager application itself - they exist only in memory on your PC until you explicitly send (save) the configuration to the control unit using the "Save" function, not just "OK." Option A is wrong because clicking OK accepts changes within the application but does not transmit them to the control unit. Option C is wrong because there is no automatic five-minute SD card backup triggered by Manager activity. Option D is wrong because IP Office Manager is not a real-time live editor - it works on a local copy of the config, not a live stream to the unit.

Memory tip: Think of IP Office Manager like a word processor - pressing OK is like accepting a change in a dialog box, but you still have to hit Save (send to control unit) before anything is actually stored where it matters.

Topics

#IP Office Manager#Configuration Storage#Control Unit#Save Operations

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