AddSecure NGP Advanced Installation Manual page 37

Main status display
When you first log in you are presented
with the main status page. You can
return to this page at any time by
clicking Main on the menu bar.
The status page shows the User
operated outputs. Output 2 (FUNC),
which can be renamed in the settings
menu, can be operated by clicking on
the interactive icon if output 2 (FUNC)
is set up as User. When operated, the
interactive icon turns orange from blue
and back to blue when pressed again.
Output 3 (FIRE) can be operated in
the same way when Output 3 (FIRE) is
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set to User. If the Output Icon is grey it
means that the Output is not set up as
User operated.
In the example above Output 2 is not
configured to be User operated. Output
3 is configured.
Status
These icons show the status of the
signalling paths and if there are
any outstanding alarms. Green for
the signalling path icons indicates
signalling paths are successfully
connected to the platform. Red
indicates that a path is down.
WEB SERVER
In the example above LAN is red,
(showing down), as we have connected
the laptop into the Ethernet port
– therefore the connection to the
customer's network is unplugged and
the IP connection is in the down state.
The bell icon is red in the example
above as we have a Pin 4 alarm, shown
in the system messages box, which you
would expect to see as the system will
be open.
If no pin inputs are in alarm, the bell
icon will be green.
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System messages
The system messages box will scroll
though the key messages:
y Battery – will indicate if supply is low.
y
Alarms GPI Cut – any pin inputs that
are in the cut state (EOL or DEOL).
y
Alarms GPI short – any pin inputs that
are in the short state (DEOL).
y
Alarms GPI – any pin inputs in alarm.
y
Signal strength – signal strength in
dBm and the name of the mobile
network operator.
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