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LTC 8850 | Instruction Manual | Allegiant Server
deactivation action commands is limited to 88 characters. If complex actions are required, custom CCL
command scripts can be generated (see Command Scripts). These scripts can then be used as the activation and
deactivation actions in Bilinx Action table.
For convenience, input 1 for each camera channel is defaulted to invoke a standard system alarm response
(assuming an appropriate configuration response has been programmed) when input 1 of an AutoDome camera
is activated. These default actions can be changed as required for any particular application. Inputs 2 to 4 and the
Dark Alarm responses have no default action, and can be configured as needed by the system administrator.
3.2.7
Data Transfers
The data that is entered into the Allegiant Server tables is not automatically transferred to the Allegiant system.
To transfer the data, a Download or Upload operation must be performed. Before any transfer can take place, the
Allegiant Server must be online with the Allegiant system. See the Going Online SECTION. In the discussion
that follows, the term Download means the transfer of data from the Allegiant Server to the Allegiant system. On
the other hand, the term Upload means the transfer of data from the Allegiant system to the Allegiant Server
program.
There are several methods of transferring data between the Allegiant Server and the Allegiant system. Each table
provides Download and Upload buttons located at the bottom of the tables. These buttons apply only to the
table currently displayed. For example, pressing the Download button when the Monitor table is displayed will
transfer the data displayed in the Allegiant Server monitor table to the Allegiant system.
The second method of transferring tables can be accessed through the system menus or through toolbar buttons.
The Transfer | Upload and Transfer | Download menu selections allow the transfer of multiple tables. Either
selection will display a dialog box with checkbox selections for each table. All tables for which the box is checked
will be transferred either as uploaded or downloaded.
3.3 Allegiant System Status Application
The Allegiant System Status Application displays the operating settings of one or more Allegiant systems in real
time. It also displays and logs Allegiant events to a file. Installers and Administrators can display the System
Status application by choosing the Allegiant menu item Online | System Status | Display or by clicking the
Display Online Status toolbar button. Operators can display the application by selecting an Allegiant server
document name from the Server menu in the GUI (provided the Allegiant server is online with that document).
Once displayed, the full functionality of the System Status application is available to all users regardless of their
access level to the Allegiant / GUI.
3.3.1 The System Status Application Menu
The System Status application has the following menus and menu options:
Menu
Menu Entry
File
Close
View
Restore Default Size
Options
Event Logging...
Window
Tile
Arrange Icons
Open Window List
Help
Contents
Find
About Status
NOTE: Once the System Status is started from the Allegiant Online menu, it will continue to run until it is closed
from the Allegiant Online menu (or toolbar). To ensure the System Status is completely shut down, activate it from
the Allegiant Online menu, then deactivate it from there.
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Hides the System Status application (see Note below this table).
This restores the application to the size it was when first opened (if resizing
was done).
Invokes the System Logging Options dialog box.
Arranges windows as non-overlapping tiles.
Arranges icons (closed windows).
This is a list of all of the currently open windows. Selecting a document name
from this list will direct the System Status application to display that document
as the topmost, visible window.
Displays an index with topics on which you can get help.
Invokes keyword based dialog for locating help topics.
Displays information about the application including its version number and
copyright information.
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