Using More Than One Alarm Station Definition; Creating Extra Alarm Station Definitions For The Same Pc; Disconnecting When Alarms Are In Progress - Honeywell Rapid Eye Administrator's Manual

Multi-Media Alarm Stations

Using More Than One Alarm Station Definition

Creating Extra Alarm Station Definitions for the Same PC

Disconnecting When Alarms Are in Progress

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If enough sites need customization, you could create two (or more) alarm station definitions
to shuttle alarms to a PC. For example, one alarm station for long distance calls and another
for local sites within the same calling area. To avoid confusion, use descriptive names, such
as: Fire sensors - local calls, Fire sensors - long distance, and so on. You can then add
the alarm station most appropriate for a site, on a site-by-site basis. Creating alarm station
definitions is explained in Adding an Alarm Station Name and
For more information, see
Assigning a Site to Many Alarm Stations
A Multi SA has the option of creating two (or more) alarm station definitions to shuttle alarms
to the same PC (for example, one for local sites, and another for remote sites). To avoid
complexity, use descriptive names such as: local sensors and remote sensors. To create
alarm station definitions, see
Closing View or disconnecting a session after a successful alarm callback voids that
callback. This can occur due to power failure, user action, and so on. You can still view the
alarms in an alarm session.
If you have set up your alarm handling options to Automatically Rearm Alarms (see
Overview of Automatic Clip Creation and Rearm Features
be automatically rearmed if the unit is disconnected during a session. You will have to open
another alarm session to manually rearm the alarms.
Successfully Listing Alarm Callbacks After an Interruption
Run View and start an alarm session to list and work with the alarms. See the
Multi-Media Digital Video Recorder Remote View Operator Guide
Alarm session.
Addressing Alarms to an Alarm Station
on page 58.
Adding an Alarm Station Name and Reports
Reports, page 218.
on page 57, and Quickly
on page 218.
on page 235), the alarms will not
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to find out how to run an