Specifications

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- A UTC FIRE & SECURITY COMPANY FACILITY COMMANDER™ v2.2.3 GUIDE SPECIFICATIONS
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INTEGRATED AUTOMATION INSTRUMENTATION & TERMINAL
DEVICES FOR ELECTRONIC SAFETY & SECURITY SYSTEMS
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(4) Allow imported layers to be deleted.
(5) Permit the re-import of a DXF file, without consequence to
symbols previously place on the graphic display and linked to
database objects.
3) Associate symbol schemes with access points and device types.
d. Alarm Monitor
1) Display all active alarms real time in priority order.
2) Provide alarm management features for alarm acknowledgement.
3) Permit choice of time zone view from one or more time zone options.
(a) Local device time.
(b) Operator time.
(c) Server time.
(d) GMT.
(e) Display any or all combinations of time zones simultaneously.
4) Provide simple access to video clips and graphical maps associated with the
alarm.
(a) Display recorded video and live video simultaneously.
5) Display alarms from all system and subsystem sources:
(a) Primary system.
(b) Access Control Subsystem.
(c) Intercom Subsystem.
(d) Intrusion Subsystem.
(e) Digital Video Subsystem.
(f) Maintain complete synchronization between the primary system and
access control subsystem alarm monitors.
6) Display detail for each alarm.
(a) Video clip indicators.
(b) Graphical map indicators.
(c) Date and time.
(d) Alarm description.
(e) Location.
(f) Alarm state.
(g) Input state.
(h) Processing state.
(i) Count.
7) User acknowledged alarms.
(a) Enter free-form response text.
(b) Select from a list of predefined responses.
(c) Permit an unlimited number of responses per alarm event.
8) Display up to five (5) user-definable instructions per alarm.
9) Notify personnel automatically of alarms using email or other SNMP-enabled
devices.
e. Event Monitor
1) Display alarm, badge, and system events real time in chronological order.
2) Permit choice of time zone view from one or more time zone options.
(a) Local device time.
(b) Operator time.
(c) Server time.
(d) GMT.
(e) Display any or all combinations of time zones simultaneously.
3) Allow operator to freeze the screen view.
4) Display detail for each event.
(a) Type.
(b) Description.