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Subscriber Class
Name
Address
Phone Number
Subscriber ID
Transmitter ID / New ID
Browse Image File
Alarm Background
Color
Male/Female
Height
Build
Hair Color
Eye Color
Silent
Handicap
Supervision
There is an option to disable an individual subscriber's Transmitter in such a way that it
will not produce an alarm message on the Central Console. This can be used to halt a
subscriber's misuse of the system. Disabling or enabling a subscriber is accomplished by
locating the subscriber in the Subscriber Database, clicking on the "Edit Data" button, and
clicking on the box next to the word "Disabled" in the upper-left corner of the dialog. (This
box is called a "checkbox.") If the box has a check mark, the subscriber's transmitter will
be ignored by the system; if it does not, the transmitter will be recognized and alarms will
be displayed.
From the dropdown list (see Error! Reference source
not found.31) select the appropriate class for this
subscriber or asset.
Selecting the Acknowledge subscriber class will allow the
alarm signal to be used to remotely acknowledge alarms.
It will not create an alarm. When this transmitter transmits
an alarm the alarms currently present on the alarm screen
will be acknowledged in the order they were received,
which should be the same order the alarms would be
received on a pager for a roving officer.
The individual or item assigned to this transmitter. This is
a required field.
The address of this individual or item within the protected
area. The first address line on the left side is shown on
the alarm screen.
The phone number to access this individual within the protected area. The phone number
on the left side is shown on the alarm screen.
The Subscriber ID (typically the Social Security Number) must be typed into its field. This
is a required field, it must be filled in with a unique ID.
The Transmitter Identification Code can be typed into its field, but a much faster and error
free method is to delete any existing entry in the Transmitter Identification Code field and
then perform a "Test" with the Transmitter to be assigned to this Subscriber. The new
Transmitter ID will be displayed in the New ID field. That new Transmitter ID must be
manually entered into the Transmitter ID field or using the mouse highlight the existing
Transmitter ID and press and hold the SHIFT key and tap the INSERT key (this will
transfer the new Transmitter ID to the correct field). This is a required field; it must be
filled in with a unique ID. Complete the change to the Subscriber information by clicking
on the "Save" button.
Enter the filename for the image of this individual or item to be shown on the alarm
screen. Click the Browse button to open a dialog box to select the filename from a list of
available files.
Select the desired background color to display for alarm when the alarm is generated for
this transmitter.
These characteristics are shown on the alarm screen.
If checked, a system that would normally sound alarms will be silent for all alarms
generated by this transmitter.
If this individual is handicapped, select an item from this drop down list. The condition will
be displayed on the alarm screen. If a handicap is selected the Notes field will not show
on the alarm screen.
Specific transmitter types periodically transmit "Supervisory" messages so the system can
monitor their function and location. The supervisory feature must be enabled in the
transmitter. Only for transmitters that have the supervisory feature enabled, select the
interval of these "Supervisory" messages. The supervision period that is specific to the
assigned transmitter must be selected if this feature is used. You can't change the
supervision period of a transmitter.
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