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18. Using the Alias Table

Adding an Alias

All aliases currently defined in the system are listed. To narrow the list, enter the first characters
of the alias’s name in the ‘Mnemonic Filter’ field. The list is automatically reduced to display
only aliases matching that character string.

Figure 18-1. Aliases Table

Asterisks denote required fields.

3 Click

Add

. A blank row appears.

4 In the blank row, click in the ‘Physical Level’ column and select a physical level for the port

from the drop-down list.

5 In the same row, click in the ‘Input Port’ column to activate it and enter the number of the port.

6 In the same row, click in the ‘Mnemonic’ column to activate it and enter the name assigned to

the port. Alpha-numeric characters may be used, but no symbols or punctuation marks.

7 Click

Save

. The alias is saved to the system.

8 Click

X

on the window title tab to close the table.

Note

Input ports are identified by port number and physical level. For more infor-
mation on physical levels, see

Physical Levels vs. Virtual Levels

on page 112.

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