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# Copy Configuration

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When you wish to configure a replacement smartphone, Copy Configuration allows you to move device-level settings from one Versity phone to another. Follow these steps:

How to copy configuration:

1. Select the Source Device:
2. Click **Select Device** to bring up the Device List screen.
3. Select the smartphone with the settings that you wish to use as the source or origination device, based on its serial number or MAC address.
4. Select the Target Device:
5. Click **Target Device** to bring up the Device List screen and select the smartphone to which you will copy settings.

   *or*
6. Enter the target device’s MAC address in the MAC address field. If this device is not in the Device List, you just need to know its MAC address. The target device will get its settings after it is approved in SAM.
7. Selection the Reason Category from the Category dropdown menu and (optionally) add additional explanation in the Reason text box.
8. Click **Copy Config** to copy the device-level settings of the source device to the target device to complete the configuration transfer.


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