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Locate
Map Number
Enable Reed Switch
Optional Text
Disable Shorted Loop
Alarm on Shorted Loop
Trouble on Shorted
Loop
Alarm When Armed,
Trouble When Disarmed
on Shorted Loop
Disable Open Loop
Alarm on Open Loop
Trouble on Open Loop
Alarm When Armed,
Trouble When Disarmed
on Open Loop
Fixed Location and
Pager Text
Transponder Name
When clicked the dialog will disappear and the cursor will change to a cross hair.
Moving the cursor to a point on the map and clicking the left mouse button will scroll
the map so that point is at the center of the screen.
When the map is showing the desired alarm location, move the cross hair to the
exact location of the alarm to be reported and click the right mouse button. The
dialog will reappear and the selected location will be entered into the X and Y
coordinates.
If while the cross hair cursor is being displayed, you desire to exit without changing
any coordinate values, press the ESC key and the transponder edit dialog will
reappear.
Defines which bitmap is to be displayed for the fixed location of this transmitter. The
default map is 0, which corresponds to bitmap MAP0.EDB stored in the Escort sub-
directory. Map 1 would be MAP1.EDB. There can be 100 maps per Security Escort
system (0-99).
If checked the reed switch input of this transmitter enabled to cause an alarm.
Otherwise the reed switch input will be disabled. The alarm group this transmitter is
assigned to must be armed, for this input to cause an alarm, which is 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 optional text that will be added to the location text when this input reports an
alarm. For this option to be enabled the transmitter's class must be set to "Point
type".
If selected a shorted loop on this transmitter will not cause an alarm or trouble report
to be displayed. For this option to be enabled the transmitter's class must be set to
"Point type".
If selected and the alarm group this transmitter is assigned to, is armed, then a
shorted loop on this transmitter will cause an alarm report to be displayed. The
alarm group this transmitter is assigned to must be armed, for this input to cause an
alarm, which is 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".
If selected a shorted loop on this transmitter will cause a trouble report to be
displayed. For this option to be enabled the transmitter's class must be set to "Point
type".
If selected and the alarm group this transmitter is assigned to, is armed; then a
shorted loop on this transmitter will cause an alarm report to be displayed. If
selected and the alarm group this transmitter is assigned to, is disarmed, then a
shorted 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".
If selected an open loop on this transmitter will not cause an alarm or trouble report
to be displayed. For this option to be enabled the transmitter's class must be set to
"Point type".
If selected and the alarm group this transmitter is assigned to, is armed, then an
open loop on this transmitter will cause an alarm report to be displayed. The alarm
group this transmitter is assigned to must be armed, for this input to cause an alarm,
which is 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".
If selected an open loop on this transmitter will cause a trouble report to be
displayed. For this option to be enabled the transmitter's class must be set to "Point
type".
If selected and the alarm group 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 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 defines the area for a Wandering (virtual
fence) alarm. See Transponder Area below for the operation and setup of the
wandering alarm (virtual fence alarm).
Security Escort Training
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