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Responding to System Alarms 5-5

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W1-M2A

Facility Name

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REC 17 Lobby A:1

7 Shoe Dept.

If there is an operator message, it is

displayed here.

ALMS:5

Q:3

Figure 5-1: Alarm information displayed on an Alarming Monitor.

How Do Priorities Affect Alarms?

Note

Priorities only affect alarms if passwords are enabled. Your System

Administrator has the authority to enable and disable passwords.

When your System Administrator initially programmed the Activities,

priorities were assigned to each Activity. Priorities enable the system to

determine which alarm has control of a camera when more than one alarm is

active at the same time. The higher priority alarm will always maintain

control over the camera. Priorities also enable the system to decide whether

a user can take precedence over a camera.

By establishing priorities among Activities and users, you are resolving

camera control conflicts before they take place. For example, if an alarm

triggers because the company safe has been broken into, you would not want

This is the Activity number

assigned when the Activity was

initially defined.

This monitor is in Workstation 1;

the “A” indicates that it is an

alarming monitor.

The alarm count indicator (total

number of active alarms) is

displayed here.

1 2 ... 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 ... 121 122

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