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210 Picture Perfect 4.6 User Manual Table 91. Output Group Event form fields (continued) Field Enabled State Description Output groups such as lights or perimeter cameras can be enabled to operate as required at scheduled times Yes: To allow an output group to operate as required at scheduled times. No: To disable an output group during scheduled times. Do Not Care: See Seed counter on page 358. The outputs in the output group, such as emergency lights or sirens, can be turned on or off. Note: Remember to define the duration of the output using the Outputs form. A duration of zero turns on the output indefinitely. On: To turn the outputs in an output group On at scheduled times. Off: To turn the outputs in an output group Off during scheduled times. Do Not Care: See Radio buttons on page 27. Mode Select the mode in which the output group event occurs. An event does not take place, if it is not assigned to a mode and it only occurs in those modes to which it is assigned. Begin Event At Mode Start If this is a Start/End event, click if you want the event to activate at the start of the mode. At Mode End Time If this is a Start/End event, click if you want the event to activate at the end of the mode. If the event is a Run Time event, click if you want the event to activate at a specified time. HHmmss Time Zone Context Days of the Week If the event is a Run Time event, select the time of day the event starts. Remember to schedule another event as the pair of this one. Example: If something is turned on every day at 8 AM, it must be turned off at some time later that day. Select the time zone context in which the schedule should execute: Host, Micro, or Operator. See Verifying time zones on page 161. If the event is a Run Time event, select the days of the week the event occurs. Related procedures To create, edit, or delete an Output Group Event: 1. From the Configuration menu, select Inputs/Outputs, and then click the Output Group Events tab. 2. Refer to Creating, editing, deleting, and printing records on page 36. Scheduling backup events The Backup Events feature allows you to schedule a system backup to pre-selected media. The backup runs automatically at the day and time settings specified on the Backup Events form. The backup can go to either tape or disk file, and can include one or more of the following backup types:
Chapter 10 Schedules, modes, and events 211 Badge table, base system, history tables, and any optional packages, such as Alarm Graphics tables. The scheduled backup does not span multiple tapes, and there is no prompt for inserting the backup media. Before the backup is to take place, an operator must make sure that the correct media is properly inserted. All error messages and completion messages generated as a result of the scheduled backup process are written to a log file in the /cas/log directory called bak.mmdd where mmdd = system date (for example: 0302 = March 2nd). You must check the bak log file for messages after the scheduled backup process has executed, since there are no pop-up window messages associated with this feature. Archives of Badge, Alarm, or Operator History cannot be scheduled. Example Define a backup event that schedules an automatic tape backup of the Badge, Base, History database tables to occur at 11 PM every Friday. Figure 87.Backup Events form Fields and controls Table 92. Backup Event form fields Field Description Description Type an output group event description up to 60 alphanumeric characters long. Example: Parking Lot Lights On 18:00 M-F
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