Home Security System User Manual
Table Of Contents
- ONYX®FirstVision™
- Fire Alarm System Limitations
- Installation Precautions
- FCC Warning
- Section 1 Introduction
- Section 2 FirstVision Installation Instructions
- Section 3 Enabling FirstVision to Monitor Your Building
- 3.1 Process Overview
- 3.2 Make Connections to FirstVision
- 3.3 Turn on Power to FirstVision
- 3.4 Set the FirstVision Clock and Time Zone
- 3.5 Establish Communication Between Your LAN and FirstVision
- 3.6 Establish Gateway Communication
- 3.7 Copy Your Exported Building Design to FirstVision
- 3.8 Display Your Building Design on FirstVision
- 3.9 Test Your Building Design on FirstVision
- 3.10 Touch Screen Calibration
- Section 4 Operating Basics of FirstVision
- 4.1 Normal Operation (No Events Being Reported)
- Figure 4.1 FirstVision Display Example: No Alarms
- Figure 4.2 FirstVision Display Example: Floor Number Button
- Figure 4.3 FirstVision Display Example: Building Information
- Figure 4.4 FirstVision Display Example: Zoomed Floor Plan
- Figure 4.5 FirstVision Display Example: Moving Through a Zoomed Floor Plan
- Figure 4.6 FirstVision Display Example: HAZMAT Information
- 4.2 Investigating Gateway Disconnection
- 4.3 Operation When a Fire Alarm is Received
- 4.4 Operation After a Fire Alarm Has Been Cleared
- 4.5 Accessing the Log File
- 4.1 Normal Operation (No Events Being Reported)
- Section 5 The Development of FirstVision
- 5.1 The Current Situation for a Firefighter
- 5.2 The Technology of FirstVision
- 5.3 Expected Firefighter Interaction with the FirstVision
- 5.3.1 Example Emergency Situations
- Figure 5.1 Fire Scene Scenario Floor Plan Information
- Figure 5.2 Fire Scene Scenario Roof Plan Information
- Figure 5.3 Fire Scene Scenario HAZMAT Information
- Figure 5.4 Fire Scene Scenario Building Information
- Figure 5.5 Example Building Site Plan Information
- Figure 5.6 Example HAZMAT Information
- Figure 5.7 Example Contact Information
- 5.3.1 Example Emergency Situations
- Index
Operating Basics of FIRSTVISION Accessing the Log File
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4.5 Accessing the Log File
FIRSTVISION maintains a log of the most recent 1,000 events from attached devices. Each log entry
contains an event number, a time and date stamp, information identifying the device involved, and
the state of the device during the event. How you access the log file depends on your connection to
F
IRSTVISION.
With F
IRSTVISION and your PC connected over a TCP/IP network, you can browse across the
network to C:/Facilities Monitoring/FIT/Event-log.txt on the F
IRSTVISION machine.
You can also use a USB connector, located inside the locking door, on F
IRSTVISION as the
connection point. To access the log file by using F
IRSTVISION like a personal computer:
Step 1. Connect a USB mouse and keyboard. Refer to “What To Connect and How To Make the
Connections” on page 15.
Step 2. Hold down the Ctrl key, and press the Esc key to open the Windows Start Menu.
Step 3. Use Window Explorer to browse to the file C:/Facilities Monitoring/FIT/Event-log.txt.
Figure 4.10 Log File