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for that event is replaced by a blank placeholder to indicate it is under
investigative treatment.
Send Event Handling Commands
From the event descriptor, use the icons in the Commands column to send any
commands as they become available. The commands you must send will vary
depending on configuration. A typical sequence may include:
1. Click to acknowledge the event.
2. After acknowledging the event, if the event caused a field panel to sound an
audible alarm in the site, click to silence the panel, or click to turn it
back.
3. If any remote notification is configured for that event, click to start remote
notifications or to stop them.
4. Click to reset the event.
5. Click to close the event.
Check the Event Status
When no further commands are available, use the Event Status column to
determine the next action you need to take. A typical sequence may include:
1. Event Status = Waiting for condition: The event cannot be reset
until the event source is back to normal.
– You must correct the situation that caused the event or wait for the Source
Status to return to Quiet, before you can send the remaining commands.
2. Event Status = Closed. You finished handling this event, and the event is
ready to be cleared from the list.
– Click the event button again to deselect the event.
a The Investigative Treatment window closes, and the event is removed from
Event List.
Switch Between Investigative Treatment and Event List
You can switch back to check Event List, and handle other events from there,
without interrupting the investigative treatment currently in progress.
w The Investigative Treatment window displays in the foreground.
1. In the Summary bar, do one of the following:
– Click Open Event List .
– Select Menu > Active Tasks > Event List.
a Event List displays. The event that you are currently handling in
investigative treatment is indicated by a blank placeholder in place of the
event button. The Investigative Treatment window is moved to the
background but not closed.