GE v6 user manual

•Facility provides a listing of all facilities defined on the system.

•Floor provides a listing of floor descriptions and their associated floor selection numbers.

•Guard Tour provides information associated with each Guard Tour configured in the Secure Perfect system, including Groups, Tour Points, and badges assigned.

•Host Parameter provides a listing of information from the Parameter Form, including database connection timeout, database retry count, e-mail addresses, e-mails sent, and duress.

•Intrusion Zone provides a list of intrusion zones and the micros that own them.

•Operators provides a listing of operators and their permissions defined on the system.

•Permission provides a listing of permissions defined on the system.

•Response provides a listing of responses defined on the system.

•Schedules provides a listing of time and mode schedules defined on the system.

If this is a Device Report, the following options are available:

•Alarm provides a listing of alarms defined on the system and alarm specific information.

•Alarm – API Connections provides a list of alarm details defined in the system, received through an external interface.

•Alarm – Camera provides a list of Kalatel camera alarm details defined in the system as well as the DVMRs that own them.

•Alarm – DVMR provides a list of Kalatel DVMR alarms defined in the system.

•Alarm Group provides a listing of alarm groups defined on the system and the micro that owns the groups.

•Cameras provides a list of cameras and camera details such as camera presets on the system and the DVR(s) that own them.

•Digital Input provides a listing of digital inputs (DI) defined on the system and DI-specific information.

•Digital Output provides a listing of digital outputs (DO) defined on the system and DO-specific information.

•Digital Output Group provides a listing of digital output groups defined on the system and the micro that owns them.

•Digital Video Recorder provides a list of DVRs defined on the system and DVR-specific details.

•Elevator provides a listing of elevators defined on the system and elevator-specific information.

•Micro provides a listing of micros defined on the system and micro-specific information.

•Reader provides a listing of readers defined on the system and reader-specific information.

If this is a Time and Attendance Report, the following options are available:

•First In Last Out calculates the difference between the first In transaction and last Out transaction within the time period you specify on the Date Range tab. All other transactions are ignored.

•Paired In Out calculates the difference between all In and Out transactions within the time period you specify on the Date Range tab. The earliest In is paired with the first Out following it and both times are displayed together followed by the difference between them in hours. The next In along with its paired Out are displayed together on the next line. This continues until all Ins and Outs have been paired together and displayed.

An error message will display if:

•There is not a matching number of In transactions and Out transactions within a specified time period.

•There are two In transactions without an Out between them.

•There are two Out transactions without an In between them.

Group Records: Select the field by which you want to group the records. This provides the organization of the report. The choices in the drop-down list correspond with the selection of Report Type. This option may not be available on all report types.

Sort Groups: Displays the fields in order of precedence by which the groups will be sorted. If this box is empty, click Add to display a list of available fields. This option may not be available on all report types.

•Add: Click to select the fields by which you want to sort the groups. This displays the Sort Fields dialog.

•Delete: Select a field and click to remove a field from the Sort Groups list.

•Up: Select a field and click to increase the priority of this field, which determines how the groups will be sorted.

Secure Perfect 6.1.1 User Manual 176