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9.10.2
Authority Level
An important consideration, when creating a new or editing an existing operator file, is the
assignment of authority level. The authority level determines which functions an operator can
perform on the system. Installing company representatives need access to almost every
command in the Security Escort software; the key operator for the Security department
usually requires access to alter the Subscriber, Operator, and Report database while a
dispatcher may only need access to view these databases.
Figure 9.30: Authority Level of Edit Operator's Database Record dialog
As a rule, any operator should be assigned the minimum authority necessary to carry out their
task. The authority levels shown are in order with the highest authority shown on the bottom.
Each authority level has the ability to perform all of the functions of the authorities shown
above it.
9.11
Reports database
The Security Escort software contains a report-generating feature that encourages prompt,
uniform reporting of incidents. A sample of the alarm report dialog is shown in the figure
below. The system software automatically captures the alarm data displayed on the alarm
screen and enters it into a report form. The form also contains fields that describe the nature
of the incident and the action taken. These fields are to be filled in by the responding officer.
2018.03 | SE3v1.0 | DOC
Usage/Description
Click this button to abort the changes to the operator record. A
confirmation dialog will appear. Click the [Yes] button to save the
changes, or the [No] button to abort the changes and return to the Find
Operator's Database Record dialog window. Click the [Cancel] button
to return to the Edit Operator's Database Record dialog window to
continue making the changes.
Technical Reference Manual
Security Escort
Robert Bosch (SEA) Pte Ltd
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