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E-mail and Paging General InformationThis kind of paging setup operates best within warehouses, in buildingswith a maximum of 3 or 4 floors and 100,000 square feet, and outdoorswithin a quarter mile of the terminal. (Some local paging systems mayhave a greater range.)• By contracting with a paging service, a carrier, such as SkyTel ® orPageNet ® . When you use a paging service to send a page message fromC•CURE 800/8000 to the recipient’s pager device, the transmission takesplace in two stages:• You send the message to the paging service.• The paging service transmits the message to the recipient’s pager.There are two methods for transmitting the page message fromC•CURE 800/8000 to the paging service, the carrier:• Via dialup connection (modem)—This method uses a modem connectedto C•CURE 800/8000 Server to dial up the carrier and transmit the pagemessage. This requires a modem, different from the one you may be usingto communicate with an apC, that is Telephony ApplicationProgramming Interface (TAPI) compliant. It is configured on theWindows control panel of C•CURE 800/8000 Server machine. Mostmodems today are TAPI-compliant, and only configured TAPI modemsappear in the drop-down list box on the Paging tab of the SystemVariables dialog box. To send a page via a dialup connection, you needthe phone number of your carrier’s modem line, which is different fromtheir voice line.• Via Internet connection (e-mail)—This method uses Internet e-mail totransmit the page message from the C•CURE 800/8000 Server to thecarrier. Not all carriers support this feature. You must have an accountwith an ISP to use this method of communication with your carrier. Tosend a page via Internet connection, you need the Internet (e-mail)address of your carrier.NOTENot all carriers use both modem and Internet (e-mail) access. Your pagingservice will tell you the way to access them and provide you with themodem phone number and/or Internet address.16–4 C•CURE 800/8000 Software Configuration Guide
Defining E-mail and Paging System Configuration OptionsDefining E-mail and Paging System Configuration OptionsC•CURE 800/8000 can simultaneously support the following:• One direct connection to a local paging terminal.• One mail server used to send e-mail and/or transmit page messages toone or more paging services.• One TAPI-compliant modem used to transmit page messages to one ormore paging services.The Paging tab on the System Variables dialog box lets you define the e-mailand paging system configuration options that provide this support.To Define E-mail and Paging System Configuration Options1. From the C•CURE 800/8000 Administration application menu, selectOptions>System Variables. The System Variables dialog box appearswith the Personnel tab displayed.2. Click Paging in the System Variables dialog box. The Paging tab openswith the information shown in Figure 16-1 on page 16-5.Figure 16-1: Paging TabC•CURE 800/8000 Software Configuration Guide 16–5
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C•CURE ® 800/8000Version 9.4Soft
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Table of ContentsPrefaceHow to Use
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Table of ContentsConfiguration Limi
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Table of ContentsHardware and Softw
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PrefaceChapter 7, “Events”This
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PrefaceSoftware House Software Manu
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Configuring AreasConfiguring Events
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AntipassbackVariations of Antipassb
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Badge LayoutBadge LayoutThe C•CUR
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Door OverviewDoor OverviewA door is
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Holidays OverviewHolidays OverviewA
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Time Specifications OverviewTime Sp
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Putting Security Objects into Group
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