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Sierra 5391-02, 5391-01 user manual T12017-SentryLANServerUsersManual Customize the settings

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Step 2 – Customize the settings.

Click on the Custom Level button

Step 3 - Change the following settings

•Download signed ActiveX Controls: Enable or Prompt

•Download unsigned ActiveX Controls: Enable or Prompt

•Initialize and Script ActiveX Controls not marked as safe: Enable or Prompt

•Run Active X Controls and plug-ins: Enable or Prompt

•Initialize and Script ActiveX Controls marked as safe: Enable or Prompt

Step 4 – Review

If in doubt about the meaning or effect of any of the settings then Sierra Monitor recommends that the user consult their system administrator before changing settings.

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Contents

Sentry LANServer Applicability & EffectivityTable of Contents LED1 Product Description General FeaturesOperation Sentry Firmware Version ConnectionsModel 5391-01 LANServer with 2-4 Sentry Controllers Page Quick Start LANServer Terminology Quick StartSetting Browser Security Settings for ActiveX controls Browser Security SettingsActiveX Controls and Security T12017-SentryLANServerUsersManual Customize the settings Setting the Browser Privacy Settings for Cookies Cookies and Browser SecuritySpecify the WebServer IP address and then click Allow T12017-SentryLANServerUsersManual Interpreting Zone Buttons T12017-SentryLANServerUsersManual Interpreting Sentry-Sensor Controls Interpreting Sentry -Combo Controls Interpreting Sentry Alarms Understanding the Alarm Table Colors Acknowledging AlarmsClick Retry to clear the dialog Interpreting Sentry Events Event Report TypesPage Understanding the Events What happens if Event Logging is disabled?Events Page and the Date / Time Event File Maintenance Potential Problems with Event Logging File ProblemsSpace Problems Limited number of event recordsManaging Sentry Events Uploading Potential Problems with an Upload How Event Time Stamps are reported Manual uploadInterpreting the Sentry Face Plate LED Current sensor number Gas Concentration for current sensor Sensor One User at a Time ActiveX Not InstalledLANServer Driver Ver .05f Required Description How the Control OperatesBackup File Contents Problems with Calibration Backup ControlInterpreting Analog, Text and LED controls Analog Controls Text ControlsLED Controls Using the LANServer to allow customers to upload files Appendix 1.3. Page login.htm not found Appendix 1.2. Objects report ‘Not Found’Appendix 1.6. Buttons Display in White Appendix 1.7. Cookie LengthAppendix 1.9. LANServer Configuration LED 40159,8 40977,8 40985,8Appendix 2. LANServer Error Messages FYIWEB#13 Err Not enough Space for alarm WEB#15 FYI ASO Max Limited to %d Web#68 FYI. Http Appendix 3. WinSock Error Messages Wsaeafnosupport WsaeconnresetWsaenetreset WsaealreadyWsaehostdown WsaefaultWsaedestaddrreq WsaehostunreachWsaemsgsize WsaeisconnWsaemfile WsaenetdownWsaeopnotsupp WsaenotconnWsaenotsock WsaepfnosupportSockraw WsaeshutdownWsaesocktnosupport WsaetimedoutWsainvalidprovider WsainvalidparameterWsainvalidproctable WsaioincompleteWsanotinitialised WsanodataWsaproviderfailedinit WsanorecoveryHosts WsasyscallfailureWsaediscon WINSOCK.DLLWsavernotsupported WsaoperationabortedAppendix 4.2. LED1 Appendix 4. FieldServer ActiveX Controls Appendix 4.1. Ana1Appendix 4.3. Char1 Appendix 4.4. Limitations and Supported Environments Appendix 5. General Appendix 5.1 .1 Browser Caching This page Intentionally Left Blank