C•CURE 800/8000 Monitoring Station Guide - Tyco Security Products

Using the Monitoring Station for Security ManagementSecurity GroupsSecurity groups allow you to put security objects of the same type together;they provide a kind of shorthand for referring to more than one object.Generally, security groups behave the same as a single security object.Intrusion ZonesIntrusion Zones are user-defined groups of doors and inputs used to define aphysical area that is monitored for alarms. An entire building, or just a portionof a building may comprise an intrusion zone. The inputs monitor intrusioninto the area, while the doors define the entrance and exit points.PartitionsThe system lets you segment the data in the C•CURE database so that differentuser groups can access only the data in their own segments (partitions) or inpartitions designated as shared. Partitioning, in conjunction withadministration privileges, can support two different customer models: amulti-tenant facility or a campus environment. In the first situation, a singlebuilding, with more than one tenant, is controlled by a single C•CURE 800/8000. In the second situation, a single organization, with one or more usergroups (departments, for example), occupies one or more buildingscontrolled by a single C•CURE 800/8000.See the C•CURE 800/8000 Advanced User Guide for further information.CCTV IntegrationCCTV integration lets you monitor personnel using CCTV cameras. From theMonitoring Station you can activate and deactivate CCTV actions.NetVue Video DisplayNetVue provides integration with digital video management systems. Theintegration lets you tie an event generated at C•CURE 800/8000 to a video clip.ImagingImaging lets you view a person’s image at the Monitoring Station at cardaccess or reject if their personnel record includes an image.1–10 C•CURE 800/8000 Monitoring Station User Guide