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Log on Via ComWin
Do Macro/Retrieve system variant at the top
Then click on edit/mml editor
All of the commands relevant to your version are there
Or if you are totally unfamiliar then set your laptop to 192.0.2.100
plug into the Atlantic LAN or Service LAN port
go through the client preparation and then logon to the assistant.
Do Macro/Retrieve system variant at the top
Then click on edit/mml editor
All of the commands relevant to your version are there
Or if you are totally unfamiliar then set your laptop to 192.0.2.100
plug into the Atlantic LAN or Service LAN port
go through the client preparation and then logon to the assistant.
Oh... I still have that up... 
) I think I deleted the 9006 AMO manual off there, but must have left that document so I could get at it.
I don't know about 4000 V6 people, but in 4000 V7 you have 2 access points to your system. You have the Assistant access and you have the Portal access, both of which have different IP addresses. In my system I have them one number apart so they're easy to remember. If you logon to the Portal on the main 4000 V7, using the same credentials you use to access the assistant, there is a tab in there called Documentation that has the vast majority of the installation and programming manuals for the system. I have not figured out a way to print or extract anything from there, but it is all there to be accessed as needed. Don't poke around too much in the other parts of the portal - it can have unintended consequences if you accidentally change something, or push the wrong button.
) I think I deleted the 9006 AMO manual off there, but must have left that document so I could get at it.I don't know about 4000 V6 people, but in 4000 V7 you have 2 access points to your system. You have the Assistant access and you have the Portal access, both of which have different IP addresses. In my system I have them one number apart so they're easy to remember. If you logon to the Portal on the main 4000 V7, using the same credentials you use to access the assistant, there is a tab in there called Documentation that has the vast majority of the installation and programming manuals for the system. I have not figured out a way to print or extract anything from there, but it is all there to be accessed as needed. Don't poke around too much in the other parts of the portal - it can have unintended consequences if you accidentally change something, or push the wrong button.
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