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Sec. 2a, Cafeteria Policies / Audio Setup 
 
 
 2a.1 Determine what is needed to Implement Audio Alarms - per Workstation
The easiest way to determine what is needed is to let the Policies module do it for you. From Food Services Administration, open Cafeteria Policies.  Notice the Sound button at the lower right of the screen.  This button will be enabled as shown in Fig. 1 if all sound requirements are present for this workstation *. Click on the Sound button to play the audio file associated with the selected Restriction.

* Workstation audio requirements also include speakers

Fig. 1 - Cafeteria Policies, enabled sound button
 
 

2a.1.1 Disabled Sound button
If the sound button is disabled (grayed), that indicates one or more audio requirements are missing.  To determine what is missing:
 
1. Highlight a Restriction (it is not necessary to place Policies into edit mode)
2. Click on the disabled sound button
 

If the Windows Media Player is not installed on the workstation, or is missing or corrupted, the message in Fig. 2 is displayed.

Fig. 2 - Policies, Media Player error message
 

If the workstation does not have a sound card, the message in Fig. 3 is displayed.

Fig. 3 - Policies, missing sound card
 
 

1.    From the workstation, open Windows Explorer ^(c) and navigate to the snetcs directory / Data / media (Fig. 4)
2.    Double-click on mpstd.exe to run Windows Media Player Setup (Fig. 4)

Fig. 4 - Navigate to snetcs media directory
 

3.    Select 'Yes' from the Windows Media Player^(c) Setup prompt (Fig. 5)

Fig. 5 - Setup prompt
 

4.    Select 'Yes' from the Microsoft Windows Media Player^(c) End-User License Agreement (Fig. 6)

Fig. 6 - Window Media Player^(c), Microsoft End User License Agreement
 

5.    Accept the default Connection Rate from the Microsoft Windows Media Player^(c) Setup Configuration Utility (Fig. 7)

Fig. 7 - Accept default connection rate
 

6.    OK from the Setup Complete window (Fig. 8)

Fig. 8 - Setup complete