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

Glossaryintrusion zone(apC)User-defined group of doors and inputs that delineate a physical areamonitored for alarms. The inputs assigned to an intrusion zone are usuallyused to monitor intrusion in the area. The doors assigned to an intrusion zoneare used to define the entrance and exit points for the zone. In addition todoors and inputs, the user may assign three outputs to an intrusion zone.These outputs are used to indicate the current mode and status of theintrusion zone.intrusion zone(iSTAR)User-defined group of doors and inputs that delineate a physical areamonitored for alarms. The inputs assigned to an intrusion zone are usuallyused to monitor intrusion in the area. The doors assigned to an intrusion zoneare used to define the entrance and exit points for the zone. In addition todoors and inputs, the user may assign four events to an intrusion zone. Theseevents are used to indicate the current mode and status of the intrusion zone.intrusion zonedoorsOne or more doors assigned to an intrusion zone that define the entrance andexit points for the intrusion zone.Intrusion zoneevents (iSTAR)Events that indicate the current mode and status of an iSTAR intrusion zone.intrusion zoneinputsOne or more inputs assigned to an intrusion zone that define the intrusionmonitoring points for the area.intrusion zonereadersAll readers assigned to the intrusion zone doors.intrusion zoneviolationSituation that occurs when an intrusion zone input is activated in an armedintrusion zone. When an intrusion zone violation occurs, the apC notifies theC•CURE 800/8000 Server and activates the intrusion zone status output. Inaddition, the zone remains violated until the mode is changed to disarmed.IP AddressShort for Internet Protocol address. A 32-bit (4-byte) binary number thatuniquely identifies a host (computer) connected to the Internet to otherInternet hosts, for the purposes of communication through the transfer ofpackets. An IP address is expressed in “dotted quad” format, consisting of thedecimal values of its four bytes, separated with periods; for example,127.0.0.1. The first one, two, or three bytes of the IP address, assigned byGlossary–18C•CURE 800/8000 Monitoring Station User Guide