User Manual

Version 2.2 March 2005 iControl Confidential page 5
Current states
Current states refer to the status of all of your devices. If a device has a yellow
triangle next to it, the triangle indicates that the device has recognized a change
that creates an alarm. The following table shows the possible states and the
alarm conditions of Starter Kit devices.
Device
Possible state
Example
Alarm Condition
Door/Window
Sensor
Open, Closed
Open indicates the
door or window is
open
Open
Motion
Sensor
Occupied, Empty
Occupied means a
person is in the
monitored area
Occupied
Additional optional devices, such as freeze, water, smoke and heat sensors
have their own associated states as well but are not described here since they
are not part of the iControl Starter Kit.
Pictures window
Here you will see thumbnails of pictures or video from each of your iControl
cameras. In the Summary page shown earlier, three thumbnails are shown, as
three cameras are active. If your hover the cursor over a thumbnail, the name of
the associated camera is displayed. You can also click on the thumbnail and it
will expand. From there you can take a new picture, view past pictures, watch
live video and delete pictures.
Alarm History
This window shows the record of the alarms recognized by the devices installed
in your iControl System. An alarm occurs whenever a device detects a change,
such as a door/window sensor detecting a door open or a motion sensor detects
movement. (These are the only two types alarms available from the devices in
the Starter Kit. Other optional devices provide alarms for freezing, water
leakage, etc. and these devices will be offered in the future). For each change,
it shows the time of the alarm. Each item in the alarm history has a yellow
triangle next to it, indicating that it is an alarm.
You can click on any change to learn more about the device. Use the scroll bar
on the right to scroll down the events. The Alarm History only saves the last 7
days of alarms.