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SNAS MOC user will be able to specify the level as high, medium or low for alerts and
for each UPD parameter. The SNAS will generate visual and audible alarms based on
the user defined levels.
P.3.1.5 DAS Service Support
The user will be able to create, save, print, import, display, edit, duplicate and delete
any of the MOC to DAS messages for Scheduling and Planning and Real-time monitor
and control defined in the 452-ICD-DAS/SNAS.
The MOC user will be able to enable or disable local logging of UPD messages. The
user can elect to display UPD information in several formats. All parameters of most
recently received UPD messages can be displayed or dynamic updates as new
messages are received can be displayed, or a summary display can be selected.
P.3.2 O&M Client Features
P.3.2.1 O&M Configuration
The user will be able to display, edit and save individual interface configuration settings
and user preferences.
SNAS will provide the capability for the O&M user to setup, enable, disable and
maintain log files on the local client platform.
P.3.2.2 O&M Human Computer Interface
The display for the O&M Client will be distinctive from the display for the MOC Client in
either the operational mode or the EIF mode. Textual displays and graphical display
can be shown individually or mixed.
The interface will be constructed with a main menu for selecting and initiating actions
and panels for displaying information that the user will be able to view and manipulate.
The user’s login role will determine which actions may be selected from the main menu.
The initial implementation of the O&M client will only support Data Base Administrator
(DBA) functions.
Several panels may be open on the interface screen at any given time but the user may
only interact with one panel at a time. All of the open panels will be updated whenever
the underlying information changes. Each panel will have a default configuration. User
specified preferences will override the default settings.
The user will be able to print either individual display panels or the entire display.
P.3.2.3 O&M User Interactions
The O&M Client supported user interactions are those that will make the client a useful,
cost effective tool in day-to-day operations. These restrictions put the focus for the
O&M client on DBA functions in support of MOC users. Many of the Systems
Administrator (SA) and Information Systems Security Officer (ISSO) functions and
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