CUAnalyzer How-To Videos Using & Modifying Packets

CUA Tutorial: How To Create A Packet (103)

5 Easy Steps to Build a Custom Packet

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Step 1: Locate My Packets at the bottom of the left hand navigation.

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Step 2: Click on My Packets to expand it. Then click on the first option, -Create New Packet-.

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Step 3: Select displays from the All displays list. To add a display(s) to your packet, use the arrow buttons to move them to the right hand list (or double click on the display name).

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Step 4: Name the packet and choose where to save it by selecting the appropriate circle.

  • My Saved Packets: You will be the only person who can access the packet
  • My Organization’s Packets: You and all users of CUAnalyzer in your organization will have
    access to the packet
  • CUAnalyzer Community Packets: All users of CUAnalyzer across the country will have access
    to the packet.

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Step 5: Click Save Packet. Your saved packet will automatically be moved to the folder destination where you saved it.

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NOTE: To edit a custom-built packet, open the packet in the left hand navigation. Then click Edit.

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