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manufacturer or copy the device ID and create a new file. The file is then saved <br />to an enQuesta directory (to be determined). Next, utilizing the "Quick" <br />functionality in enQuesta, the User selects the file and identifies a template which <br />the device data can be recorded to in enQuesta. By uploading files to these <br />templates, enQuesta records the device data to the enQuesta inventory. This is <br />performed for meters and then for other devices such as radios. <br />9.1.2. The Radio and Register are considered "Other" devices in enQuesta. The <br />device parameter initial setup will utilize Other Device Type codes XX = <br />Register and XX = Radio as a description. These Codes will be determined <br />during AMI stage I of the proj ect. The City can choose to carry both or neither in <br />inventory. This will be a decision during the project TBD. S&S recommends at least the <br />Radio device to be carried in inventory. When installed at the customer premise <br />through a work order the Other Device Type XX and Other Device ID inventory <br />numbers are added. <br />9.1.3. The account will contain 1 CMTR record in enQuesta for each register reading <br />required The City will need to determine all attributes to be populated on the <br />Register and Radio inventory record to establish the initial template for each. <br />9.1.4. The file the City should FTP to a location on the enQuesta server (TBD) <br />will only consist of 1 column each containing the device number. Each device <br />25H-125 Page118 <br />