Setting Up The Automatic Rearm Alarms Feature; Removing An Alarm Station; Figure 11-12 Alarm Handling Options - Honeywell Rapid Eye System Administration Manual

Multi-Media Alarm Stations
Make sure that the file
location for saved clips
exists to confirm that they
will be saved.

Setting Up the Automatic Rearm Alarms Feature

Removing an Alarm Station

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Figure 11-12 Alarm Handling Options
Rapid Eye Multi-Media units with the automatic rearm feature support automatically
rearming Input Activated and Motion alarms from a Rapid Eye unit after automatic clip
creation (see
Setting Up Automatic Clip Creation
shut down before automatic clip creation is completed, the corresponding alarms (Input
Activated and Motion) will be automatically rearmed the next time the application is opened.
The user can enable the Automatic Rearm feature from the Alarm Handling Options window
(opened with the Rapid Eye View application, View menu
Handling), shown in
Figure
Please note that:
• When the Rapid Eye software is installed and started for the first time, it does not have
any information about the alarms that are not rearmed. Therefore automatically
rearming alarms will not be supported on the initial startup. After the application has
been running and alarm callbacks are received, it maintains information about the
status of the alarms (Rearmed / Not Rearmed). If the application shuts down in the
middle of clip creation, pending Input Activated and Motion alarms will be
automatically rearmed the next time the application starts.
• The Automatic Rearm feature is system dependent. That is, this feature will be
supported only from the server that has been configured as the Alarm Station.
• While trying to automatically rearm, if any of the sites are unreachable, alarms from
those sites will remain in their non-rearmed state.
1. Using Admin, click the Alarm Stations tab.
on page 233). If the View application is
11-12.
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Options Alarm