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NetVue Player Screen — Video ViewFigure 2-28: Video View DisplayVideo View IconsThe video view player uses the same icons as the Netvue live video display, asdescribed in Table 2-10 on page 2-56, to control camera display features forvideo view display. The icons that display, and the functions that theyperform depend on the kind of video equipment installed, and how it isconfigured for your site.2–64 C•CURE 800/8000 Monitoring Station User Guide
NetVue Alarm ManagementNetVue Alarm ManagementThe NetVue Alarms dialog displays a list of alarms and allows you to sort thelist, search for alarms, click Show Causes to review details about an alarm,and perform manual actions such as Arm and Disarm.• Select Non-Hardware Status > NetVue Alarms. The NetVue Alarmsdialog box displays.The NetVue Alarms dialog displays a list of alarms that you areauthorized to see. By clicking on the headers you can sort the list or searchfor specific alarms. Select an alarm and click “Show Causes” to reviewdetails about an alarm. Select an alarm and perform a manual action suchas “Arm selected” or “Disarm selected.”Figure 2-29: NetVue Alarms dialog box• To display alarms that are Active only, Inactive only, or to display Bothtypes, click one of the radio buttons under Active State.C•CURE 800/8000 Monitoring Station User Guide 2–65
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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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Page 45 and 46: Monitoring Station MenusMonitoring
Page 47 and 48: Monitoring Station Tool BarMonitori
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Page 51 and 52: Tiles and IconsIconsThe tiles in th
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Page 57 and 58: Tiles and IconsFigure 2-9: Example
Page 59 and 60: Tiles and IconsStatus dialog boxes
Page 61 and 62: Image DisplayImage DisplayIf either
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Page 65 and 66: Live Video WindowFigure 2-14: Live
Page 67 and 68: Live Video WindowYou can zoom in on
Page 69 and 70: Status BarNetwork Connection Messag
Page 71 and 72: Enabling the Monitoring Station Spl
Page 73 and 74: Configuring Directories for Central
Page 75 and 76: Using NetVue with Monitoring Statio
Page 77 and 78: Selecting NetVue CamerasThe NetVue
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Page 85 and 86: NetVue Player Screen — Pre-record
Page 87 and 88: NetVue Player Screen — Video Tour
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Page 93 and 94: NetVue Alarm ManagementTo Disarm a
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Page 97 and 98: Setting Background, Sort Arrow and
Page 99 and 100: Setting Dialog Button StyleSetting
Page 101 and 102: Logging MessagesLogging MessagesMes
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Page 105 and 106: Support Service Expiration Informat
Page 107 and 108: Launching a Third-Party Application
Page 109 and 110: Using HelpUsing HelpC•CURE 800/80
Page 111 and 112: 3Monitoring GeneralSystem ActivityY
Page 113 and 114: OverviewOverviewThe General Activit
Page 115 and 116: Using the Activity TilesNOTEThe ava
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Page 121 and 122: Checking the Status of DoorsTable 3
Page 123 and 124: Checking the Status of DoorsFigure
Page 125 and 126: Checking the Status of DoorsInactiv
Page 127 and 128: Locking and Unlocking DoorsLocking
Page 129 and 130: Monitoring ElevatorsMonitoring Elev
Page 131 and 132: Monitoring ElevatorsTable 3-5: Elev
Page 133 and 134: Controlling Access to Elevators and
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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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Output GroupsOutput GroupsUsing the
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Door GroupsDoor GroupsUsing the Doo
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Carpool GroupsCarpool GroupsUsing t
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Carpool GroupsYou can grace personn
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NetVue Alarm Groups4. Select or typ
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Glossary8-bit, 16-bit, 32-bit,64-bi
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Glossary• One administration priv
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GlossaryapC/LA smaller model of the
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GlossaryBi-directionalInterfaceA ge
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Glossaryclient time zoneThe time zo
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Glossarydirect connectapCs, apC/8Xs
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GlossaryEntrance DelayTriggerUsed t
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GlossaryfieldHas two definitions:
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Glossarydecimal numbers, hexadecima
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GlossaryInterNIC Registration Servi
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Glossarylogical or physical is some
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Glossarynetwork portA serial or par
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GlossarypassbackA term designating
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GlossaryRMReader Module used to con
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Glossaryserial connectiSTAR master,
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Glossarystatus outputOutput that th
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Glossarytime specification(time spe
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Glossaryvideo protocolLists the Net
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GlossaryGlossary-38C•CURE 800/800
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Indexpanel 3-80Armevents 4-20inputs
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IndexColorin messages 2-68Colorized
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IndexFFacility maps 4-21finding mor
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IndexMonitoring Station commands 2-
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Indexmanual actions 3-56Select CMS
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IndexDoor State Causes tab 3-9In Re
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