Honeywell K14392V1 manual Tracing Events, Event Default Settings for Log and Alarm Source

System Administrator’s Guide

Table 10–6 Event: Default Settings for Log and Alarm

Source Event Log Alarm

View Operator event Session: connect, reject and disconnect

Maintenance: configuration, security, system files, synchronize time, clear storage, clear stream

Outputs: activate, deactivate*

Multi-Media Unit System: run-time failure, self-restart, reboot,

eventno video recording, time server unusable, no synchronization in 24 hours, excessive system clock drift, SMART disk failure

off

All are logged; logging cannot be disabled.

off

All are logged; logging cannot be disabled.

off

"

"

"

Outside World event	Inputs: activate, deactivate
	Video: signal unlock, signal unlock
	Motion: Not on Event tab; on the Video tab.
	Camera Sabotage Detection: On the Video
	tab (not on the Event tab).
Customer-device	user defined: Not on Event tab; on the
event	Serial Devices tab.

off"

""

""

""

""

*Control Output 6 is unavailable as an event, due to its use by the Fault Relay. On a Multi-Media LT unit, the Fault Relay does not make use of a control output.

Tracing Events

Flexibility in security

Like most of the Multi-Media security features, tracing events caused by a View Operator event or by your Multi-Media Unit event is optional. You can set a site to produce an alarm if these occur. Alarms can be sent to specific PCs. See Multi-Media Alarm Stations, on p. 201. Tracing these events is performed on a site-by-site basis.

Why trace events by View Operator events or the Multi-Media Unit event?

When you suspect that: natural causes, operator error or misuse of your Multi system may be compromising the effectiveness of a Rapid Eye site, you can trace a View Operator event or a Multi-Media Unit event.

Use tracing to monitor:

•Power outages. A site that regularly reboots, or that has long gaps in its recorded video archive can be monitored.

•A breach to site security. You can be warned about some damage, vandalism or destruction to a Rapid Eye site, due to hurricanes, fire or criminal activity.

•Operator error. Tracking critical operator actions that result in missing video images, can help when unidentified problems start occurring and you suspect operator error.

Document K14392V1 Rev A	191
07/07