Acknowledging Alarms Automatically; Acknowledging (Ack) Before Rearm; Rearming Alarms - Honeywell Rapid Eye Operator's Manual

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Acknowledging Alarms Automatically

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Acknowledging (ACK) Before REARM

Rearming Alarms

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2. Select an alarm. A red, octagonal, status icon (
(see Figure 6-8).
3. To acknowledge the alarm, click ACK (acknowledge). Its icon changes from red to
blue, and takes its chronological place in the acknowledged part of the list. If other
alarms remain unacknowledged, an alarm may keep ringing.
Clicking ACK ALL acknowledges all of the alarms at once.
1. Set your copy of View to Automatically Acknowledge Alarms (as explained in
Customizing Alarm Handling
2. In a live alarmed window click the small
alarms in the alarm list.
If Automatically Acknowledge Alarms is not enabled the
alarm bell. Clicking ACK ALL acknowledges every alarm at once.
If Disconnected
If you end the alarm session before acknowledging the alarm or are disconnected from the
site, the alarm is kept active and is again reported when you run the next alarm session.
When operators acknowledge alarms, the alarms remain listed for operator reference.
Alarms cannot be triggered again if they are not rearmed. This can be simpler than turning
alarms off (for example, during construction work or other temporary onsite situations).
Consult your security officer about alarm handling and alarm suspension.
Alarms on a Multi-Media unit can be rearmed with or without acknowledgment. Once
rearmed, if the event occurs again, a fresh alarm can sound at the Multi operator's station.
Rearming an Alarm in a Live Alarmed Session
1. Select an alarm. The alarm can be active or acknowledged.
2. Right-click the alarm list. A menu is displayed.
3. Click Rearm.
Rapid Eye Remote View Operator Guide
) identifies unacknowledged alarms
on page 79).
on the toolbar. An (A) appears next to
button only stops the
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