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Control Areas are used to partition devices for

Operator Level definitions. Communication server,

loops, panels, input points, output points, groups,

and readers are added to Control Areas by placing

them on a tree structure (which is eventually used to

create the Control Map).

Tracking Areas are sections of a facility defined by

selecting designated readers. Card reads within this

area are recorded and can be seen in the Tracking and

Muster view. In case of an emergency, card holders

are instructed to go to a muster area and present their

cards to a muster reader. The operator can then tell if

everyone has exited the Tracking Areas, and if not,

where they last presented their card. Tracking Areas

are defined by mapping them on a tree structure.

6 - Create Floor Plan Views

Floor Plans are constructed by placing ADVs on a

static background after your devices have been

defined. Monitoring and control functions are

accessed from the floor plan view.

Floor Plan Backgrounds are static graphics,

imported as Windows Metafiles (.wmf). The graphic

can be a map, a loop wiring diagram or even a simple

grid. Links to other floor plans can be added.

ADVs, which can be selected from a graphical toolbox,

are placed on the floor plan background creating both a

monitoring and control view. The ADVs signal alarms

and other events by changing color, blinking, and

emitting audible signals.

7 - Guard Tour

A Sequenced Guard Tour is a defined series of check

points (card readers and/or alarm points) that a

guard must activate within a given amount of time.

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