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Type
Name
Created
Modified
Modify Oper
ID
Radio ID
Comm Mode
IP Address
Port No.
Comm Port Index
Isolate From All Other
Transponders For
Location
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This field indicates the type of transponder record that you are
currently viewing. Currently, there is only one type of transponder
available.
This drop-down list contains the names of the transponders. Selecting
the name of the transponder in the drop-down list displays information
of the transponder record in the dialog window. The transponder
names are assigned during set-up and are used to indicate the physical
location of the transponder, or the region of the protected area
covered by a particular transponder.
The system software automatically creates these 3 fields to the right of
the Find Transponder's Database Record dialog. They represent the
date the transponder was first entered into the Transponder Database,
the date of the last change of any entry for this transponder, and the
identity of the operator making the last change (determined from the
password entered to make the change).
This is a number assigned to the transponder at system set-up. It is
used by the Central Console to identify the transponder during all
communications between the Central Console and the transponder.
The number must agree with the transponder address, which is set
during final installation using switches on the transponder circuit
board.
Note: The number 0 is not allowed as a transponder address.
This is the identification number for the radio interface unit, if the
transponder communicates to the Central Console by means of a radio
link. (This feature is currently not implemented)
This indicates which communication mode that the Central Console is
using to communicate with the transponder.
If the Comm Mode is "TCP IP", this field will appear in the dialog
window. This field indicates the IP address assigned to the
transponder.
If the Comm Mode is "TCP IP", this field will appear in the dialog
window. This field indicates which Central Console communications
port will be used to communicate with this transponder.
If the Comm Mode is "RS232", this field will appear in the dialog
window. This field indicates which Central Console communications
port will be used to communicate with this transponder. The
Transponder Comm Port Setup dialog selects the specific physical
port that this index will refer to.
When checked, this transponder is isolated from all other transponders
for location considerations. This should be used when distant
transponders sometimes hear an alarm and throw off the alarm
location calculation. If this checkbox is checked, it indicates that this
transponder is protecting an area that is independent of all other
transponders in the system. When an alarm is reported, and receivers
on this transponder have the best reception, only the receivers on this
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