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Welcome

Report Control Admin Sys Config Tech-Ref

Photo Verification

Each operator can set a door to have the

stored photo for entrants displayed each time

someone gains access at that door. The last

1, 4, or 9 entrant's photos can be displayed.

Centrally Monitored Systems

Centrally-monitored systems are connected to

a 24-hour ULC listed Monitoring Station for a

quick response when needed. When the

control panel detects an intrusion, fire, panic or

other alarm, it automatically signals the

Monitoring Station. Emergency Response

Operators will notify the appropriate local

authorities in the area. Where by-laws require,

alarms will be verified before dispatch occurs.

A local alarm on your premises may not be

enough to scare away some intruders, so most

experts agree that a monitored system is a

required deterrent. As well, only a centrally

monitored system can provide this extra

measure of protection in the event of fire and

other emergencies.

Messages are transmitted to a monitoring station via

the 'Bell 103' (300 baud) modem/dialler built into

each main panel, and/or an IP connection (SIP

Reporting), or high-security communications (HSC).

(HSC is supported via Mark7 / DVACS service in

Canada). HSC modules also support a

printer

. SIP

Reporting is supported beginning with

V3.30

MONITOR AFx Director software and panel firmware.

Photo Badging Feature (Optional)

With the optional photo-badging feature,

personnel photos can be captured directly in

the screen for each specific user, and then

printed onto the card when desired (along with

selected data). You can also design the layout

of elements to be printed onto the cards--for all

users, or have different designs for specific

blocks of users.

For details on supported video-capture devices and

card printers, refer to "For the Card Badging Option"

under "PC Issues and Software Installation".

Maps and Live Video (Optional)

Beginning with

V4.0

, MONITOR AFx Director

includes a customizable visual interface for

viewing live cameras, monitoring alarms, and

controlling items. We call this "Visual

Director".

Camera-viewing is supported through Netvision™

capture-stations.

Guard Tours

The routes taken by Guards can be initially set

up, and then monitored for a specific user

(guard) at any time. Each 'tour' will consist of

chosen access-controlled doors, plus

additional guard tour stations (checkpoints)

that my be key-switches, or other types of

input points—along with the acceptable time

for the guard to arrive at each location.

Reporting

No security management system would be

complete without the ability to generate

reports. The MONITOR AFx Director software

provides an extensive list of customizable

reporting features, including:

•

Various Time

and Attendance reports;

•

Guard-Tour reports;

•

Activity reporting (including

Who

went

Where

and

When

);

•

User-access reports showing

persons who can access a specific area, door,

or floor during certain days and times;

•

Printouts of the users and configured settings

for a specific account;

•

A record of changes

made by operators (audit reports).

These reports can be viewed and/or printed,

and many can be saved as a text file, or

archived in a viewable format.

Paging

The paging feature of MONITOR AFx Director

allows the triggering of certain outputs (up to

12 separate outputs per panel) to automatically

send a message to a numeric pager, letting the

wearer know that a certain event has occurred

(e.g., forced entry, communication failure, fire,

etc.). The specific events to be notified though

the pager can be customized as desired

through the programmable outputs

configuration.

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