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IndexColorin messages 2-68Colorized messagespriority levels 2-69CommandsActive Guard Tours 3-48apCs 3-66, 3-68Areas 3-34Bi-directional Devices 3-91CCTV Actions 3-81CCTV Switchers 3-85Comm Ports 3-87Configured Guard Tours 3-44Controllers window 3-76Doors 3-17Download latest flash 3-73Elevator Buttons 3-22Elevators 3-19Event Groups 7-3Events 4-14Imaging 3-101, 3-104Inputs 3-95Intrusion Zones 3-41Log Message 2-75Logout 2-6Manual Actions 3-60NetVue Servers 3-89Outputs 3-99Roll Call 6-3Set Colors 2-68Set Fonts 2-76Sort Events 4-25Start Tour 3-47Status Bar 2-42Tool Bar 2-21Users 3-65Configured Guard Tours window 3-45Connect 3-76Connecting dialup apCs 3-66Controller window itemsController List 3-76Controllers window 3-76Conventions used in this manual 0-xivConventions, documentation xivCurrent date and time information 2-43Current user information 2-11DDanger symbol xivDatabase and journal host 1-2Details for Selected Items 3-76dialup controllers 3-76direct-connect 3-76Displaying images 3-101Displaying live video 3-104displaying the controller window 3-76Displaying Tool Bar 2-21Documentation, conventions xivDoor icons 2-26Door state list 3-15Doorsdefined 1-9locking 3-18reader state 3-18status 3-8unlocking 3-18Doors window 3-17download firmware 3-76Download Latest Flash 3-76Downloading the latest firmware version to acontroller 3-76Downloading the latest firmware version to anIndex–4C•CURE 800/8000 Monitoring Station User Guide
IndexapC/8X or apC/L 3-66, 3-68, 3-79Downloading the latest firmware version to aniSTAR controller 3-72Driverstarting 2-4EElevator button icons 2-28Elevator Buttonscontrolling access 3-24, 3-26uncontrolling access 3-24, 3-26viewing status 3-22, 3-25Elevator icons 2-27Elevatorscontrolling access 3-19uncontrolling access 3-24, 3-26Elevators window 3-19Event audible alert. See Event beepingEvent beepingoverview 4-6priority rules 4-7replaying 4-13silencing 4-13Event breakthrough 4-3Event Counts informationactive events 2-42unacknowledged events 2-42Event groups window 7-3Event icons 2-25Event Monitor 4-1 to 4-20defined 2-3options for viewing events 4-25Event Monitor window 4-4Event soundoverview 4-6play modes 4-6priority rules 4-7replaying 4-13silencing 4-13Event tiles 4-4Eventsacknowledging 4-6activating 4-14 to 4-19activation state 4-15Armed State 4-15arming 4-20beeping 4-6causes to be active 4-2deactivating 4-20defined 1-4, 1-9, 4-2disappearing from monitor 4-2disarming 4-20expanded tiles 4-10groups 7-3icons 4-11Latched State 4-16latching 4-16, 4-20monitoring 4-1 to 4-20options for viewing 4-25order on Event Monitor 4-14overview 4-2replaying sound 4-13responding to 4-5silencing 4-13sound 4-6triggering 1-9unlatching 4-16, 4-20viewing 4-25Events Counts information 2-42Exiting Monitoring Station 2-8Expanded event tiles 4-10C•CURE 800/8000 Monitoring Station User GuideIndex–5
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C•CURE ® 800/8000Version 9.4Moni
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Table of ContentsPrefaceHow to Use
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Table of ContentsPriority Levels fo
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Table of ContentsMonitoring Station
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PrefaceThe C•CURE 800/8000 Monito
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PrefaceFinding More InformationIn a
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PrefaceConventionsThis manual uses
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OverviewOverviewWindows XP and Wind
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Security ConceptsSecurity ObjectsSe
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Clients and Server PCsEach Server/H
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Using the Monitoring Station for Se
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Using the Monitoring Station for Se
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2Introducing theMonitoring StationT
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OverviewOverviewThe C•CURE 800/80
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Logging In and Logging OutFigure 2-
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Logging In and Logging Out2. Click
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The C•CURE Monitoring Station Win
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Split Monitoring Station WindowSpli
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Dual Split Screen3. You can change
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Dual Split ScreenPrivilege SortPriv
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Dual Split ScreenPending Clear Pane
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Monitoring Station MenusMonitoring
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Monitoring Station Tool BarMonitori
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Monitoring Station Tool BarTable 2-
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Tiles and IconsIconsThe tiles in th
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Tiles and IconsTable 2-5: Status Ic
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Tiles and IconsTable 2-5: Status Ic
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Tiles and IconsFigure 2-9: Example
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Tiles and IconsStatus dialog boxes
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Image DisplayImage DisplayIf either
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Image DisplayNewest ImageOldest Ima
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Live Video WindowFigure 2-14: Live
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Live Video WindowYou can zoom in on
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Status BarNetwork Connection Messag
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Enabling the Monitoring Station Spl
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Configuring Directories for Central
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Using NetVue with Monitoring Statio
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Selecting NetVue CamerasThe NetVue
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NetVue Player Window — Live Video
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NetVue Player Screen — Pre-record
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NetVue Player Screen — Video Tour
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NetVue Player Screen — Video View
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NetVue Alarm ManagementNetVue Alarm
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NetVue Alarm ManagementTo Disarm a
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Adding Color to Monitoring Station
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Setting Background, Sort Arrow and
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Setting Dialog Button StyleSetting
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Logging MessagesLogging MessagesMes
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Setting Fonts in Monitoring Station
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Support Service Expiration Informat
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Launching a Third-Party Application
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Using HelpUsing HelpC•CURE 800/80
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3Monitoring GeneralSystem ActivityY
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OverviewOverviewThe General Activit
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Using the Activity TilesNOTEThe ava
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Checking the Status of an Activity
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Checking the Status of DoorsTable 3
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Checking the Status of DoorsTable 3
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Checking the Status of DoorsFigure
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Checking the Status of DoorsInactiv
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Locking and Unlocking DoorsLocking
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Monitoring ElevatorsMonitoring Elev
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Monitoring ElevatorsTable 3-5: Elev
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Controlling Access to Elevators and
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Showing Status of Selected Elevator
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Monitoring Personnel in Secured Are
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Monitoring Personnel in Secured Are
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Checking Personnel Counts in a Secu
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Checking Personnel Counts in a Secu
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Monitoring and Manipulating Securit
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Monitoring and Manipulating Securit
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Checking the Status of Intrusion Zo
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Disarming, Arming, and Force Arming
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24/7 Intrusion Zone Protection Inpu
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Manipulating Configured Guard Tours
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Starting Guard ToursTo Access the S
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Cancelling, Suspending, and Resumin
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Checking the Status of Guard ToursC
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Checking the Status of Guard ToursT
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Checking the Status of ServersCheck
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Performing Manual Actions on Securi
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Performing Manual Actions on Securi
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Viewing and Cancelling Manual Actio
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Viewing and Cancelling Manual Actio
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Checking on System UsageChecking on
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Connecting Dialup apCsTable 3-23: S
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Checking the Status of apCsFigure 3
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Checking the Status of apCsTable 3-
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Connecting Dialup iSTAR Controllers
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Connecting Dialup iSTAR Controllers
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Checking the Status of iSTAR Contro
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Downloading Firmware to Flash ROMDo
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Checking the Status of CCTV Actions
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Activating and Deactivating CCTV Ac
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Checking CCTV SwitchersChecking CCT
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Checking the Status of a PortChecki
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Checking the Status of NetVue Serve
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Checking the Status of Bi-direction
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Arming, Disarming, and Viewing Inpu
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Manipulating InputsManipulating Inp
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Activating, Deactivating, Pulsing,
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Manipulating OutputsManipulating Ou
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Viewing ImagesViewing ImagesYou can
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Viewing ImagesSet Image File Direct
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Monitoring Station with Threat Leve
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Certificate Signing RequestFigure 3
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Update Digital CertificateIf the da
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Update Digital CertificateThe user
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4Monitoring EventsThe Event Monitor
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OverviewTypically, events require y
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Responding to EventsResponding to E
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Acknowledging EventsNOTEThe playing
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Acknowledging EventsIf desired, res
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Review Event Dialog BoxReview Event
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Review Event Dialog BoxTable 4-2: R
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Events Dialog BoxFigure 4-5: Events
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Events Dialog BoxTable 4-3: Events
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Status Dialog Box for EventsTable 4
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MapsMapsMaps are graphical depictio
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MapsFigure 4-9: Selected Map dialog
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Options for Viewing EventsOptions f
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5Real-time ActivityPrintingThis cha
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Starting the Activity PrinterStarti
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Using the Activity PrinterUsing the
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Viewing Activity Printer Status on
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6Running Roll CallReportsThis chapt
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Running Roll Call ReportsRunning Ro
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Running Roll Call ReportsPrinting a
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7Monitoring GroupsThis chapter expl
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Event GroupsEvent GroupsUsing the E
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Input GroupsInput GroupsUsing the I
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