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 ==== ACRE2 ====
-This page details how you can customize the ACRE2 settings.
+This page details how you can customize the ACRE2 settings. It can be setup to create radio channels and will automatically switch people's radios to the correct channels. It will make a briefing page will all the radio channels.
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 ==== General Settings ====
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-Once you have allocated the networks you can customize the radio channels for each network and determine who suppose to be on which channel. Note if someone is marked to be present on a channel they will also automatically be given an appropriate radio if they do not have one already. By default the 148/152/117 channels match up. Do not worry about channel numbers these will be handled by the system automatically.
+Once you have allocated the networks you can customize the radio channels for each network and determine who suppose to be on which channel. Note if someone is marked to be present on a channel they will also automatically be given an appropriate radio if they do not have one already. By default the 148/152/117 channels match up. Do not worry about the channel numbers these will be handled by the system automatically.
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+On the left side you can see the channels available on the current network. The right side shows the entities that are present or not present.
+{{:tmf:acre2_radiokey.jpg}}
+Above you can see different symbols on entities. A radio indicates the entity is present on that channel. A star (only applies to groups) means the group leader will be present. A half radio means at least one subunit will get a radio.
+{{:tmf:acre2_editchannel.jpg?500}}
+Here is the edit channel page. To create a channel that is shared across networks tick the shared channel. Note that the shortname must be identical for two networks for them to share that channel.