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Security Escort Technical Reference Manual 3.0 System Menus and Screens

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Figure 5: Locate Transmitters

3.1.2 Maintenance Alarm Database

Maintenance Transmitters, when activated in the Test or Alarm Mode, generate a series of multiple data packets like Subscriber Transmitters, however, a special code in each packet identifies the transmitter as a Maintenance Transmitter.

The receiver responds to a maintenance alarm or test transmission in the same way it responds to a subscriber alarm or test, unless the receiver is put in the Setup Mode. The transponder then reports the Maintenance Transmitter identification number and all signal levels to the central console which creates the location estimate and processes the data as it would for a normal alarm.

Note:

All Maintenance Transmitters are assumed to be valid so there is no need for the central console to check for the identification number in the Subscriber Database.

The central console does not generate an audible alert for the operator and does not create an alarm display on the main central console. Because they can be set to graphically display received signal levels, maintenance alarms are very useful in verifying that the system coverage exists at any location in the protected area and that receiver redundancy is adequate.

Figure 6: Maintenance alarm with

Signal Levels Shown in Icons"

3.1.3 Operator Database

The Operator Database contains the information on the individuals who are authorized to operate the system, their authority levels, and passwords. See the Security Escort Operations Manual.

3.1.4 Reports Database

The Reports Database contains the information on alarms that were previously processed by the system. Alarm data and maps showing the operators view can be recalled. See the Security Escort Operations Manual.

3.1.5 Subscriber Database

The Subscriber Database contains the information on the transmitters that are assigned in the system. See the Security Escort Operations Manual. When the Advanced button is pressed in the Subscriber Database Edit Screen, the Edit Subscriber’s Advanced Features Screen (Figure 7) displays.

The Edit Subscriber’s Advanced Features Screen is used to set up special transmitters that monitor fixed locations, subscriber pager access, parameters for point transmitters, the virtual fence for a wandering alarm, the alarm group for arming of the transmitter, and check-in requirements for this transmitter.

Figure 7: Edit Subscriber’s

Advanced Features Screen

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