### Editing the Geographic or Network tree In the WebCTRL® interface, you can edit the Geographic or Network tree that was originally set up in SiteBuilder. The system database is updated immediately. Right-click an item on the Geographic tree, then select Set up Tree. Click Geographic or Network to display the tree you want to edit.
Click this button... | Or use this shortcut... | To...
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|  | Add an area as a child of the selected area. (Geographic tree only)
|  | Import a clipping that was saved in SiteBuilder. See To import a clipping below.
| Ctrl+X | Cut a selected item so it can be pasted in another location in the tree. (Geographic tree only)
| Ctrl+V | Paste an item that was previously cut from another location in the tree. The item will be pasted as a child to the selected item. (Geographic tree only)
| Up arrow, or Drag and drop in new location | Move the selected item up the tree to a new location. (Geographic tree only)
| Down arrow, or Drag and drop in new location | Move the selected item down the tree to a new location. (Geographic tree only)
|  | Rename the selected item.
| Delete | Delete the selected item. The item and all of its children will be deleted.
| Double-click the tree item | Edit the item's features such as: names view—See To attach a graphic in the WebCTRL® interface control program—See Working with control programs in the WebCTRL® interface
CAUTIONS Make a backup of your system before making changes. Make changes carefully as they cannot be undone. NOTES You can also right-click items in the Set up Tree dialog box to perform the above tasks. You can perform some of the above actions on multiple tree items simultaneously. Use Ctrl+click, Shift+click, or both to select multiple items.
#### To import a clipping You can export a clipping (a portion of a system) in SiteBuilder and then import it in the WebCTRL® interface. The following items are imported: One or more selected Geographic and Network tree items including attached control programs, graphics, and drivers Reports Trend data (if included in the clipping) Alarm templates and categories Location-dependent security information Schedules and schedule group membership (including the entire schedule group and schedules, if it does not exist in the target system) Alarm actions Alarm message prefixes and suffixes Source tree relationships (including source tree rules if the source tree does not exist in the target system) To import a clipping: Right-click an item on the Geographic tree, then select Set up Tree. Click the Import clipping button . Browse to and select the clipping you want to import, then click Next. Optional: If necessary, you can change the location path where the clipping will be imported. Select the system fragment, then select the import location in the tree below. Click Next. If asked if you want to replace event templates, follow the on-screen instructions. If asked if you want to overwrite components, follow the on-screen instructions. The interface shows any conflicts and problems that were found during the import. Make any needed corrections in SiteBuilder. NOTE Click Copy to Clipboard and then paste the list into another program such as Notepad for viewing or printing. Click Next. Click Finish. Do any of the following that apply.
If you imported... | Do the following in the SiteBuilder application... | Do the following in the WebCTRL® application...
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Another site into the system | Change the new site's BACnet/IP network number to be the same as the other BACnet/IP network(s). | Download All Content to all Automated Logic® IP routers in the system.
A second BACnet/IP network into a site | Move the items under the new network to the original BACnet/IP network, then delete the new network. | Download Parameters to any controllers that you moved.
Any controllers that use the SiteBuilder option Automatically Configure My BBMDs | N/A | Download BBMDs to the routers.
Any controllers that use manually configured BBMD tables | N/A | Update the routers' BBMD tables. See "To set up BBMDs through the WebCTRL® interface" or "To set up BBMDs using the BBMD Configuration Tool" in WebCTRL® Help.
A clipping without trends into a system using NAT | N/A | Restart IP connection(s) to new devices.