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  4. ATI Giant Voice System Installation and Configuration Guide
  5. Configure the ATI device in BlackBerry AtHoc
  6. Enable the ATI Giant Voice device

Enable the ATI Giant Voice device

  1. In the navigation bar, click The Settings icon.
  2. In the
    Devices
     section, click
    Devices
    .
  3. On the
    Devices
     page, click the
    Mass Devices
     tab.
  4. Click
    ATI Giant Voice
    .
  5. On the
    ATI Giant Voice
     page, click
    Edit
    .
  6. In the
    Delivery Gateways
     section, click
    Add a Delivery Gateway
     >
    ATI Giant Voice
    .
  7. In the
    ATI Giant Voice
     row, click The Edit iconThe Delivery Gateways section.
  8. On the
    Configure Gateway
     window, check for XML code in the
    Configuration XML
     field. Even if the configuration value appears in the
    Configuration XML
     field, copy and paste the following code into the field: 
    <Configuration>
<CapParams>
    <GVSystemType>ATI</GVSystemType>
    <AllMode>0</AllMode>
    <ZoneMode>2</ZoneMode>
    <PoleMode>1</PoleMode>
    <KeyMode>4</KeyMode>
    <DynamicMode>4</DynamicMode>
    <UnusedMode>0</UnusedMode>
    <DefaultAllCall>0</DefaultAllCall>
    <DefaultKeyActivationCode>0</DefaultKeyActivationCode>
    <NoPARequired>0</NoPARequired>
    <PARequired>1</PARequired>
    <IsCancelable>false</IsCancelable>
    <ContentSource>GiantVoice</ContentSource>
       <DefaultKey> 
<key id="7|HasPA|Emergency|HasStrobe|Null"
messageIdRef="MSG-TARGETING-REQUIRED"
targetingRule="TargetingRequired">
<name>PA Mode</name>
<description>Activate PA Mode for Text-to-Speech(TTS)</description>
        </key>
    </DefaultKey>
    <PAMode>
        <Mode>
            <Name>NoPA</Name>
            <Value>0</Value>
        </Mode>
        <Mode>
            <Name>HasPA</Name>
            <Value>1</Value>
        </Mode>
    </PAMode>
    <MessageTypeMode>
        <Mode>
            <Name>Emergency</Name>
            <Value>0</Value>
        </Mode>
        <Mode>
            <Name>Exercise</Name>
            <Value>1</Value>
        </Mode>
    </MessageTypeMode>
    <StrobeMode>
        <Mode>
            <Name>HasStrobe</Name>
            <Value>0</Value>
        </Mode>
        <Mode>
            <Name>NoStrobe</Name>
            <Value>1</Value>
        </Mode>
    </StrobeMode>
    <SubCommandMode>
        <Mode>
            <Name>Null</Name>
            <Value>0</Value>
        </Mode>
        <Mode>
            <Name>HeatCondition1</Name>
            <Value>1</Value>
        </Mode>
        <Mode>
            <Name>HeatCondition2</Name>
            <Value>2</Value>
        </Mode>
        <Mode>
            <Name>HeatCondition3</Name>
            <Value>3</Value>
        </Mode>
        <Mode>
            <Name>HeatCondition4</Name>
            <Value>4</Value>
        </Mode>
      </SubCommandMode>
    </CapParams>
</Configuration>
  9. Click
    Submit
    .
  10. Click
    Save
    .
  11. Click
    More Actions
     >
    Enable
    .
For the data entered in the “Default Key” section of the XML, the device ID is set to 7. The default function used for IIM is PA function. When the IIM initiates a message it queues the message to be sent as a pre-recorded WAV file or TTS WAV file by default. The other key functions are sent as non-default functions, through the KEY device. In the functions list above, the “PA” function is number 7, thus the default function of the IIM is set to “7”.
The “Sub-Commands” section is where you map the ATI areas of the system. The Sub-Commands or areas programmed in the RTUs is listed in this section of the device XML file. The actual functions of those areas are programmed in the key device endpoint XML file.