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

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OverviewOverviewThe C•CURE <strong>800</strong>/<strong>800</strong>0 <strong>Monitoring</strong> <strong>Station</strong> is a software application used bysecurity personnel to monitor the security status of a facility. The <strong>Monitoring</strong><strong>Station</strong>, which runs on a PC client of C•CURE <strong>800</strong>/<strong>800</strong>0, has a graphicalinterface that displays the ongoing activity of C•CURE <strong>800</strong>/<strong>800</strong>0.Central <strong>Monitoring</strong> <strong>Station</strong> (CMS) is an option, that lets you monitor multipleC•CURE <strong>800</strong>/<strong>800</strong>0 servers from one monitoring station. This capabilitypermits you to use only one guard station to monitor several areas. The optionis firmware independent.The <strong>Monitoring</strong> <strong>Station</strong> has three main tools:The General Activity MonitorThe General Activity Monitor is used for monitoring the entire system,including security object state changes, user log ins, and cardholder admits orrejects. If a personnel record has an associated image, you can view this imagewhen a card access or reject occurs.The Event MonitorThe Event Monitor is used only for monitoring the status of events. You canacknowledge events from here.MapsMaps associate some security objects with map displays for graphicalrepresentation of system conditions.This chapter describes how to log in and out and how to use the <strong>Monitoring</strong><strong>Station</strong> window. Later chapters describe the tools listed above and explainhow to use them.C•CURE <strong>800</strong>/<strong>800</strong>0 <strong>Monitoring</strong> <strong>Station</strong> User <strong>Guide</strong> 2–3

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