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Security Escort | Technical Reference Manual | 3.0 System Menus
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Bosch Security Systems | 6/12 | 38947D
No Password Timeout
If checked, the software does not ask
for a password after the screen saver
has run. Normally, this box is not
checked.
Bring to Front on Alarm
If checked, the software jumps to the
front when a new alarm occurs.
Normally, this box is checked.
Bring to Front on Trouble
If checked, the software jumps to the
front when a Trouble Screen pops-up.
Normally, this box is checked.
Control Room Output to Siren
If checked, any time there is an
unacknowledged alarm, the siren output
on the Control Room Output indicated
operates.
Control Room Output to Strobe
If checked, any time there is an
unacknowledged alarm, the strobe output
on the Control Room Output indicated
operates.
Control Room Output to Spare
If checked, any time there is an
unacknowledged alarm, the spare output
on the Control Room Output operates.
Not Always Top Window
If the Security Escort System is
intended to be the only application
running on this computer, leave this
checkbox unchecked. This prevents other
applications from taking over the
screen. Security Escort System is
always present. If Security Escort
System is to be run on a computer with
other applications, check this box and
Security Escort System shares the
computer’s display like all other
Windows applications. After checking
this box, stop and restart the Security
Escort System for this feature to take
effect. This checkbox is unchecked by
default.
Excel Test History Files
Do not check this box in a live
Security Escort System. It is for
diagnostic engineering testing only.
Optional Parameter
These parameters are not currently used
in the system. Leave unchecked.
ID Receiver - Assigning a Receiver For
Automated Transmitter Exchanges
The Security Escort System contains a
feature where the transmitter
identification number of a transmitter
can be automatically entered into the
Subscriber Database. This is used for
entering transmitters when first
issuing them to subscribers and for
transmitter exchanges.
This automatic capture of the
Transmitter Identification Number is
accomplished by performing certain
procedural steps (See the Security
Escort Operators Manual) and then using
the transmitter to make a test
transmission in close proximity to a
designated receiver, usually located
close to the central console. By
capturing the Transmitter
Identification Number in this manner,
keystroke errors are avoided during
database entries and changes. The
receiver chosen for this purpose is
designated as the ID capture receiver.
To assign the ID capture receiver, its
transponder name and its point number
are selected using the two boxes
labeled transponder and point in the
middle of the Set System Preferences
Screen.
Control Room
The Security Escort System can activate
an output to call attention when there
is an alarm that was received and no
operator responded to the system yet.
To assign the control room output,
select the Transponder Name it is
connected to and its point number.
Alarm Zone
Four alarm zones allow the selection of
which alarms from specific transmitters
are reported on this workstation. This
workstation displays the alarms only
for the alarm zones that are checked.
Each transmitter can be assigned to one
or more alarm zones and when that
transmitter generates an alarm (if this
workstation has one or more of the same
alarm zones checked), that alarm is
displayed. The system defaults to all
alarms displayed on all workstations.
Map Scale %’
This value changes the scale the maps
are presented with. It is not intended
for normal operations but is typically
used for testing to allow more of the
map to be seen. The setting may range
from 30% to 400%. The Enable Algorithm
Tweaks checkbox must be checked for
this to be displayed.