Bosch Security Escort SE2000 Series Training Manual page 135

Security Escort
Alarm when armed,
Trouble when disarmed
on open loop
Fixed location and
pager text
Transponder name
Transponder Area
Alarm Group
Requires Restore
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If selected and the alarm group, where this transmitter is assigned
to, is armed; then an open loop on this transmitter will cause an
alarm report to be displayed. If selected and the alarm group, where
this transmitter is assigned to, is disarmed, then an open loop on this
transmitter will cause a trouble report to be displayed. If no alarm
group is assigned, the transmitter is always armed. For this option to
be enabled, the transmitter's class must be set to "Point type".
This is the text that will be displayed as the location of the alarm for
fixed location transmitters and on pagers reporting this alarm.
Select the transponder with the area that is defined for a wandering
(virtual fence) alarm. See Transponder Area below for the operation
and setup of the wandering alarm (virtual fence alarm).
Wandering alarm - Create a protected area by placing a virtual
monitor "fence" around an area of the main map. These areas are
defined in the Transponder Database. If this transmitter is
constrained to remain within one of these defined areas, first select
the defining transponder in Transponder name above. Then select
the desired area from this drop-down list of the transponder's area
names.
For the wandering alarm to work, the supervision period must also
be programmed for this transmitter.
Then specific transmitters are marked in the subscriber database, to
be constrained within a specific fenced area defined by this option. If
the transmitters leave their defined area, the system will report this
as a Wandering alarm and continue to monitor and track the location
of the transmitter until the alarm is canceled from the screen in the
normal way. However, these tracking updates can only occur every
supervision transmission period (not on an accelerated rate like a
tracking alarm).
The Security Escort system computes the location of the transmitters
when they broadcast automatic supervision transmissions
periodically.
Because of the basic location accuracy and the floor-to-floor accuracy
of the system, there is a potential for some false alarms. If false
alarms are a problem, check the Filter Virtual Fence checkbox in the
Security Preferences dialog. If you do this, two successive location
calculations will have to indicate the transmitter has moved outside
the protected area before an alarm is generated. The downside of
this is a delay in the reporting of a wandering alarm of one extra
transmitter supervision period.
This is the alarm group that controls the arm/disarm status of this
transmitter. Select the desired alarm group from the dropdown list of
the alarm group names. This alarm group must be armed, for this
transmitter to cause an alarm, which is displayed. If no alarm group
is assigned, the transmitter is always armed.
When this checkbox is checked, transmitter will have to be restored.
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