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Table 34. Routing form fields (continued)
Field
Printer
Monitor
History
Email
Facility
Description
Select Yes to select a printer as a destination where you want messages to be routed. From the Printer
drop-down list, select the specific printer queue.
Select Yes to display the message on the alarm and activity monitor; this choice does not create a history
record.
Note: Monitor must be selected as a routing destination for an operator to respond to an alarm.
Select Yes to record the transaction message in the database history table; this allows the message to be
referenced for history reporting.
Select Yes to route messages to an email address or alias. The Email drop-down list contains all email
addresses currently defined in the system. Select the desired addresses from the list box.
Note: To enable this feature, Yes must be selected in the Monitor field.
Click Facility to display the facilities list box. This field reflects the facility to which this record is assigned.
For more information, see Creating facilities on page 52.
Related procedures
To create, edit, or delete a routing record:
1. Select Control, Routings, and then Routings tab.
2. Refer to Creating, editing, deleting, and printing records on page 36.
Defining badge formats
The format of the encoded badge is identified by a special character sequence that optionally starts
with constant data (such as a facility code common to all badges) and always ends with variable data
that indicates the length of the character string required in the Badge Encode Number field on the
Badges form.
A % sign indicates the beginning of the variable data and a lower-case s marks the end. The entire
badge ID must be between 1 and 16 characters long.
The system comes with one pre-loaded format, %10s, which is the format for 10-digit Wiegand
readers. If additional formats are needed, they can be added on the Badge Formats form.
Example
The badge ID format 002%10s indicates a facility code of 002 and a badge encode number of 10
characters.