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IMPORTANT: HOW to USE THIS LIST Asset Code Belongs to Type, and Type Belongs to Group to Create a Hierarchy VERSION 2013-11-27 Group, Type and Asset Code List IMPORTANT: HOW TO USE THIS LIST Asset code belongs to Type, and Type belongs to Group to create a hierarchy. Do not mix codes from different rows. They will fail to load and will be returned to you for corrections. Although we historically called it a "Code" it's actually an asset class or category. The value from column F below is the only value you should put in the "Asset Code" column in your report. Always be sure to work with the most recent version of the code list. The codes can be downloaded from http://aset.azdoa.gov/planning-and-strategy-applications. If you are using a PDF version of this list we strongly recommend that you download the Excel file from the above web page and work from that instead. Use the filters to help find the codes you need. You can filter the list by clicking on the list box control at the top of each column and check the items you want to see. Telecommunications items in Gray are being replaced. You can still use them if necessary however it is preferable to use the appropriate Type and Code under Network Hardware for network equipment or Storage for SAN switches. If the product is not on the list check the newest codes first for one of the new generic categories that best describes the product. All codes added in 2013 are highlighted and can be easily filtered using the filter controls. If you still need a code added contact Raj Kollengode ([email protected]) for assistance. Please do not make up your own codes. Spelling mistakes and typos will fail to match and will be returned to you for corrections. Please be accurate. Excessive use of "Other" will be returned for corrections. Please take the time to find the best match for your assets without Group Type Code Description Date Added End User Device Camera Camera 11/19/2013 End User Device Copier A551 End User Device Copier Copier 11/18/2013 End User Device Copier IC430 End User Device Copier Mf7470 End User Device Copier MPC7501sp End User Device Copier V9955DP End User Device FAX MACHINE 710 End User Device FAX MACHINE 720 End User Device FAX MACHINE 3651 End User Device FAX MACHINE 3699 End User Device FAX MACHINE 4100e End User Device FAX MACHINE 5510NF End User Device FAX MACHINE Fax 11/19/2013 End User Device FAX MACHINE MP161SPF End User Device FAX MACHINE UF-770 End User Device FAX MACHINE UF-885 End User Device FAX MACHINE UF-890 End User Device Handheld Field PC Field PC Group Type Code Description Date Added End User Device Laptop 1014 End User Device Laptop 1041 End User Device Laptop 1545 End User Device Laptop 7400 End User Device Laptop 486 or Older End User Device Laptop AlphaSmart End User Device Laptop AMD End User Device Laptop Atom End User Device Laptop C840 End User Device Laptop Celeron End User Device Laptop Centrino End User Device Laptop Core 2 Duo 10/9/2013 End User Device Laptop Core i3 9/27/2013 End User Device Laptop Core i5 9/27/2013 End User Device Laptop Core i7 9/27/2013 End User Device Laptop Core vPro End User Device Laptop Cyrix End User Device Laptop D410 End User Device Laptop D420 End User Device Laptop D800 End User Device Laptop D810 End User Device Laptop D820 End User Device Laptop D830 End User Device Laptop Docking Station End User Device Laptop Dual core End User Device Laptop E500 End User Device Laptop Elitebook End User Device Laptop HP 8440p End User Device Laptop HP 8460w End User Device Laptop Itanium End User Device Laptop M90 End User Device Laptop NB3015 End User Device Laptop NB4015 End User Device Laptop PCD-V505BXP End User Device Laptop PCG-V505BXP End User Device Laptop Pentium End User Device Laptop Pentium 4 End User Device 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