GE v6 Computer Monitor User Manual


 
Secure Perfect 6.1.1 User Manual 64
CCTV Alarm Form
Reference Topic:
CCTV Tab
This form is used for serial interfaces that are interfaced to Secure Perfect. Following installation of
hardware and the CCTV interface software, you must create CCTV alarm records. This form is used to
set up CCTV alarms.
To locate and view existing records, click Search. When a list of records displays, you can edit an
existing record OR click Add to add a new record.
Description: Enter a description of this CCTV interface.
Facility: A facility option can be designated for the CCTV Alarm record from the Facility drop-down list.
Client Form
Reference Topics:
Client Tab
Backup Clients Tab
Networking
Client Redundancy Overview
Use this form to add a client to the Secure Perfect network or assign backup clients.
Only systems licensed for Client Redundancy will have the ability to select backup clients.
Element Description
Search
Click to display and view or edit an existing client record.
Add
Click to add a new record. Note that default values display where appropriate.
Delete
Select a Client Name from the right windowpane and click to delete the client record .
Description*
Enter or edit a unique description for the client you are adding. If you do not enter a
description, this field automatically populates with the PC Name selected on the
Client tab.
Global Edition Client Descriptions: We recommend that your client description
include a meaningful name of the Global or Regional Database Server computer.
When the description displays on the Client Monitor Form, the Global and Regional
Server will be easily identifiable.
Example Description: bcttestpc(client to bcteeserver)
where bcttestpc is the name of the client computer and bcteeserver is the
name of the Regional Database Server for this client.
Facility
A facility option can be designated for your new client record from the Facility drop-
down list.
You must restart the Secure Perfect client program for changes to the Auto logoff selection to take
effect.