Peephole Access Control; Multi-Media Event Sources; Figure 6-10 Source Of Alarms - Honeywell Rapid Eye Operator's Manual

Peephole Access Control

Multi-Media Event Sources

1. Outside world
event, such as
detected motion.
2. Multi-Media unit
event, such as a
power outage.
A Multi-Media alarm
station can receive alarms
from many sources.
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The Multi SA sets the Multi-Media unit's input connected to the doorbell, to trigger an alarm
and sets up the site's Multi-Media unit to call an alarm station. The Run Live Alarm Session
on Alarm option can be disabled, as needed.
1. At a Multi site that is setup as described above
an alarm rings (see Alarm
2. If the alarm is from the input connected to the doorbell, acknowledge it (see
Session, page 86, for more information).
3. Start a Live video session to view the caller. Live video sessions are explained in
Video on page 29.
4. Use the output that matches the door (see
page 90, for more information).
5. Rearm the alarm (see the following sections for more information).
Figure 6-10 Source of Alarms
READY
ALARM
HDD
TM
Rapid Eye Remote View Operator Guide
(page
Session, page 86, for more information).
Controlling an Onsite Device Output
90), run an alarm session when
Alarm
on
3. Point-of-sales
(POS) event, such
as from an ATM.
4. View Operator
event, such as
unauthorized
use of a site.
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