GE v6 user manual Overview, Activity Monitoring Using the Activity Monitor Form, Date

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Activity Monitoring

Overview

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Activity Monitoring Using the Activity Monitor Form

Activity Monitor Form Toolbar

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Activity Monitor

The Activity Monitor displays badge and intrusion zone transactions on the system’s readers. Once you configure your readers, this is a way to verify that the configuration is correct and that the readers work as you expect. Before the Activity Monitor can display badge transactions for a reader, the reader MUST be marked as Active and Online and the activity for the reader MUST be routed to the Activity Monitor. By default, routing for all transactions is set to the Activity Monitor.

Intrusion Zone activity is based on reader, Digital Inputs, or manual control transactions within assigned Intrusion Zones. Arm, disarm, or fail activity is displayed for activity within that Intrusion Zone.

In a system using database partitioning (facilities), the Activity Monitor Form will display activity based on the reader’s facility regardless of the person’s facility assignment.

Activity Monitoring Using the Activity Monitor Form

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Activity Monitor Form Toolbar

Activity Monitor Form Shortcut Menu

For a shortcut to the functions available within the Activity Monitor Form or to a related form, right- click anywhere in the area where the badge transactions display. Not all options will be available to you. You must click on a badge transaction with a DVR association in order to enable video options on the shortcut menu. Camera and reader association (linking) is accomplished on the Administration Menu, Event Trigger Form.

Date:		Displays the date in the micro on which the badge transaction occurred.
Time:		Displays the time of the badge transaction occurrence in the micro.
Activity Type:		Displays the type of activity that occurred, along with a graphic:
Type		Activity
•	Valid	Person was granted access.
•	Invalid	Person was not granted access. Examples: Person was not given
		access to the reader, the badge was suspended, the reader was
		inactive, the reader was offline, or the door was unlocked.
•	Lost	Badge status is lost.
•	Unknown	Badge is not in the Secure Perfect database.

•APB In Invalid Current badge APB current status of IN, and attempted to gain access to an APB IN reader.

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