Bosch Security Escort SE2000 Series Technical Reference Manual page 112

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Remote Control Listening
Port
Master Database path
Autobackup to the slave
database
Slave Database path
Local Escort path
Other Backup/Restore path When backing up the database to or restoring it from external
Subscriber image file path
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The Security Escort will be listening on this port to communicate
with the OPC server. A separate OPC server is created to
communicate between the OPC client and the Security Escort
system. The OPC server holds the alarm and trouble messages,
and sends the same to the available client once it is connected.
The OPC server will send the status of the Security Escort to the
OPC client. The OPC sever also acknowledges and deletes alarm
and trouble messages from OPC client. If the connection
between OPC server and Security Escort goes down, the OPC
server will try to reconnect with Security Escort. Once the
connection to the Security Escort becomes active, the Security
Escort will send all the available alarms to the OPC server. The
OPC server in turn sends the alarm back to OPC client; hence
the OPC client may display some duplicate alarms.
The path that this slave or workstation computer uses to access
the shared database files on the master computer. This path may
have a different drive letter on the different slave and
workstation computers. They are typically on the master
computer, but they may be on a file server or any other network
accessible drive. Note: With version 2.04 and above of the
software, it is possible to use UNC path names instead of
mapping drive letters. Therefore, the path to the master
computer's database would be "\\MASTER\ESCORT".
If this option is checked, the slave computer will back up all
databases in the Master Database path to the Slave Database
path each night at 3:00 am.
The path that this master or workstation computer uses to
access the hot backup database files on the slave computer. This
path may have a different drive letter on the different master and
workstation computers. They are usually on the slave computer,
but they may be on a file server or any other network accessible
drive. Typically, they would not be stored on the same computer
as the Master Database path, so a single failure would not
prevent access to both the master and slave database files.
Note: With version 2.04 or above of the software, it is possible
to use UNC path names instead of mapping drive letters.
Therefore, the path to the slave computer's database would be
"\\SLAVE\ESCORT".
The path on this workstation where the Security Escort was
installed in. Typically it is "C:\ESCORT".
disks, this is the path that is used.
The Security Escort System software can display an image for
each subscriber on the alarm screen. This parameter tells the
software the path where the image files are stored. The default
is "C:\ESCORT\IMAGES".
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