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

Glossarydecimal numbers, hexadecimal numbers in programs or documentation areusually followed by H or preceded by &, $, or 0x. Thus, 10H = decimal 16;100H = decimal 256.historical journalThe database that tracks two types of information: activity occurring in thesystem and monitored by the system, such as accesses, rejects, eventactivations, and input/output state changes (activity log); and changes madeto the database through the Administration application, including additions,modifications, and deletions of security objects and personnel records (auditlog). The historical journal may consist of several separate journal files.historical videojournalVideo actions are listed in the Journal, along with the associated event id. It ispossible to replay the video segment from the Journal Replay function.home serverA read-only field on the Personnel dialog box that identifies the home serverof a personnel record for C•CURE Central, the browser-based centralcardholder management system. The home server is the name of the serverwhere the personnel record was created and controls whether or not theglobal data of a personnel record can be edited. This field must be added tothe Personnel dialog box in C•CURE 800/8000.800/8000Administrationapplication hostThe database and journal applications, residing on a host computer,connected to the iSTAR intelligent computer system. The host is used forinitial cluster configuration, report activity generation, and management ofperipheral hardware.hostThe database and journal applications, residing on a host computer,interfaced to the iSTAR intelligent computer system. The host is used forinitial cluster configuration, report activity generation, and management ofperipheral hardware.I/8 input module A Reader Bus Module that monitors 8 supervised inputs and 1 tamper input.The I/8 Input Module connects to the reader bus on the ACM.inputA security object that reports on the state of the security system. An input isconnected to an alarm device. Examples of inputs are door switch monitorsand motion detectors. Also known as a monitor point. See also security objectand alarm device.C•CURE 800/8000 Monitoring Station User GuideGlossary–17