Bosch Appliances PT-400 manual Security Escort Pager Setup, Multiple Map Files, Subscriber Images

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5.2Multiple Map Files

For a multi-story building, the maps for each floor must have the same resolution. Each map must be vertically aligned with all the floors above and below it. Therefore, the maps have the same origin (0,0 = upper left corner). Typically, you would do the map for the ground floor, then make the maps for the other floors by editing copies of the ground floor map.

Where transponders from multiple systems report into the same computer, the map(s) for each system is separate and assigned unique map numbers from the other maps on that same computer. The origin for the maps for each system is 0,0 = upper left corner. Therefore, the location of the receivers in the transponder database only consider this system’s map without respect to the maps for any other systems being handled by the same computer.

The maps must be named Map0.edb, Map1.edb through Map99.edb. Where Map0.edb is the default map file, usually the ground floor. The Security Escort software shows the default map if there is no other events being processed at a given time.

Assign the desired map number to an area or point in the transponder database. Assign the map for a fixed location transmitters in the Subscriber Database Advanced Screen.

5.3Subscriber Images

Display subscriber images. This software does not capture the subscriber images; it displays images that were previously captured by some other means. The subscriber image can be captured using a digital camera, video capture board and so on. The source of the image is not critical. We have not identified, nor do we require a specific manufacturer of the image capture equipment. The images must be saved individually in JPG format. The images should not be larger that 160 pixels wide and 160 pixels high. If they are, they are scaled and therefore they may loose image quality. Under the Setup Menu in the System Preferences

Screen the path to the images is set in subscriber image file path (default location of the images is "C:\ESCORT\IMAGES", but they can be located anywhere). The three-character file extension of the image files is set in Extension (default is JPG). Subscriber images can also be saved in Windows bitmap (.BMP); however, this format requires significantly more disk storage.

Only when the display is set to 640 by 480 (not recommended) the images display on top of the map and the Scaling % (10 to 200) controls the size of the image (try different settings to control the image size in the alarm screen). Under the Files Menu in the Subscriber Database Screen, select the desired subscriber and click Edit data. The image file is the name of file that has this subscriber’s image. For example, if the subscriber’s image is stored in a file with the name Image1.jpg, enter Image1 in this box. You should have a minimum of a 1 MB video card to display subscriber’s images. Go to the Windows 95 (Windows 98, Windows NT) Task bar and click the

Start button. Select Settings → Control

panel → Display. Click the Settings tab. In the Color palette control you can select 256 color, High Color (16 bit) or True Color (24 bit). Set the system to High Color or True Color (256 color is likely to produce undesirable results). When in doubt, set to High Color. In the same screen, Desktop area can be set to 640 by 480, 800 by 600, or 1024 by 768 pixels. When the display is set to 640 by 480 (not recommended), the images are displayed on top of the map and therefore limit how much of the map displays. The 1024 by 768 setting may require too much memory for most video cards and show more of the map, decreasing the size of the map details. Most video cards can be set to 800 by 600 and when in doubt this setting should be selected. If you cannot choose these settings, your video card or monitor setting may be incorrect, refer to the system documentation to correct.

6.0 Security Escort Pager

Setup

With version 1.10 and higher, Security

Escort supports:

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Contents Security Escort Limited Warranty Software License AgreementYou MAY You may notRemedy Table of Contents Figures Tables Subscriber Database AdvancedSecurity Escort System Architecture System ComponentsMaintenance Transmitter Point TransmitterReceiver Alert UnitTransponder Central ConsoleSoftware Overview Alarm Sequence Transmitter System OperationTransponder Scanning Receiver’s ResponseCentral Console Response During Alarm Selected in the Security PreferencesOperator’s Response Central Console ScreenMultiple Alarms Test Sequence TransmitterCentral Console Response Setting Up The System Initial System ConfigurationSystem Menus and Screens File MenuReports Database Subscriber DatabasePager Password Phone NumberPager ID Pager GroupEnable Reed Switch Disable Shorted LoopAlarm on Shorted Loop Alarm When Armed, Trouble When Disarmed on Shorted LoopAlarm Group Transponder AreaRequires Check-in DoneDatabase Record Created, Modified, Modify OperTransponder ID Comm Port IndexInsert New Edit DataKill Transponder Delete PointTrouble Type Text Trouble Tamper TextTrouble Response Text Show Points+, -, Bus + and Bus Point TypeData Entry After Selection of Receiver Point Type If the Enable algorithm tweaks field is Alert 1, Alert 2, Alert 3, and Test SelectionAssigning Alert Units to Receivers AlgorithmVideo Switcher LocationMap FloorCancel Virtual Fence AreaCut PasteUtilities Menu Backup Restore ScreenFloppy a Clear Entire FileTurn On Alarm Strobes Display Unauthorized AlarmsSound Unauthorized Alarms Turn On Outside SoundersLimit Alarms to 1 Transponder Require Alarm ReportSecurity Alarms Silent Installer Alarms SilentAuto Silence Alarm In X Seconds Man Down Delay Timer X SecondsMan down jitter timer ‘X’ Seconds Auto Reset Comm Ports ‘X’ HoursSystem Defaults Screen Guard Tour MinutesPop-up Trouble Box Contact Information Low Battery Report Not Testing ReportNew Alarm Reports Weekly Maintenance Test ReportView Alarm Groups Schedules ScreenThis schedule defines the check-in times Edit Schedule TimesView Alarm Groups Screen Ellipsis …Remove AddAlarm Groups Screen Alarm Group #Alarm Group State Screen On armedSetup Menu History Filter Screen PrinterHistory Archive File a History Archive File BPoints, Reporting Alarm Transmitter Low BatteryDatabase Backup and Restore Database ErrorsLogin Changes Analyze AlarmsMaster Computer Switch Point TroublesLow Battery Transponder Troubles PopupPager AC LossBus Faults Output Device ErrorTamper Remote Key ActivationPop-up Trouble and Pager Delay Map CommandsCommunications Port Monitor Comm Port Overload Network Comm FailureDevice Type Map Not Responding MapReceived Transmission Map Strobe Red LED MapLow Battery Map Out Of Service MapPoint Out Of Service Point In ServiceOn Output Command Click On Output Command again TransponderTotal Alarms Received Using Reset Transponder TroublesIncoming Format Errors Successful Incoming MessagesIncoming Retried Messages Total Outgoing MessagesEnable Remote Key Tamper MapAC Loss Map Refresh DataAlarm Min Level Alarm DifferentialTest Differential ByteRAM EE Buss Fault Receiver Configuration ScreenRAM Point Info RAM Point StatAbort Button to Remove a Device from the Setup Mode Reset Point Red LED StrobeOff AmbientEnable Rec Stop Test and Reset CountersIncoming Communication Errors Transmitting PointTotal Remote Access Connections Total Wrong Access Code AttemptsLast Remote Access Time Reset StatusMaximum Low Battery Messages Maximum Test Strobe MessagesMax Man Down Messages Supervision MonitorsShow Maintenance Levels Enable Algorithm TweaksDisplay Maintenance Alarm Sound Maintenance AlarmNo Password Timeout Bring to Front on AlarmAlarm Zone Bring to Front on TroubleAlarm Spot Size Transponder Comm Port Setup ScreenLinear Depth Low DepthMon Power Remote Comm Port Setup ScreenCarrier Det No CTSRemote Setup Screen Default Slave ComputerPassword LF OnlyPassword Verify DisabledVideo Switcher Control Video Switcher RestoreSecurity Escort System used for remote access EditDelete DialAccess Password Verify PasswordEntered into Access Password Character System ID Pager Setup ScreenPrinter Menu Select Alarm Printer Screen Hold Printer DataSelect FormfeedNetwork Menu Common Open File ScreenBosch Security Systems 6/12 38947D Subscriber Image File Path Subscriber Image ExtensionSubscriber Image Scaling % Network Socket Status ScreenDemo Lanyard Alarm, Subscriber About MenuWinsock Data Screen Demo Man Down Alarm, Subscriber Demo Test Subscriber 3 with low battery Demo Maintenance Alarm Demo Maintenance TestFiles Required For Security Escort Image Files Map File Generation ScalingSecurity Escort Pager Setup Multiple Map FilesSubscriber Images Dial-up Paging Modem Setup Local Paging SetupService and Security Alarm Pager Setup Subscriber Database Advanced ScreenAlarm Area Setup Manual PagesImporting a Subscriber Database Importing a Subscriber Database Data Fields Excel Restrictions Required Order ColumnBosch Security Systems 6/12 38947D Autobackup to the slave database CR/LF Idle Time Multiplex Point Refresh Data 47, 53, 54 System Preferences Security Escort Technical Reference Manual Index Bosch Security Systems 38947D
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