Setting Up An Alarm Station For Alarm Callback; Overview Of Automatic Clip Creation And Rearm Features; Setting Up Automatic Clip Creation - Honeywell Rapid Eye Administrator's Manual

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Setting Up an Alarm Station for Alarm Callback

Overview of Automatic Clip Creation and Rearm Features

Setting Up Automatic Clip Creation

Document 800-02953V4 Rev A
03/10
Keep the following points in mind when setting up an Alarm Station for alarm callback:
At any point during alarm callback, only one Alarm Station can have Alarm callbacks
reported at one time even if we have multiple Alarm stations configured for a unit.
Alarm Stations will be notified in the sequence that you setup (see
Stations and Priority
on page 57).
If an Alarm session is kept open in the Remote View application in any of the user
PCs, then the Alarms are reported in the Alarm session only, rather than to Alarm
Callback stations. Open Alarm sessions take the first priority (see
Priority for Alarm Notification
callbacks will go to the Alarm station.
If you are trying to change the alarm station, then make sure that you use one of the
following two steps:
a.
Update Security for the unit
reboot the unit.
b.
Update Security for the unit
alarm generation, disable all of the events reporting alarms)
Alarms reported through an alarm session (if necessary)
seconds
then try enabling all the events which generates alarms.
Note
The above steps
switching over from the old alarm station to a new alarm station.
You can set up your system to automatically create video clips for input activated and
motion alarms and then automatically rearm the alarms after the clip is created.
To have your system automatically create clips for input activated and motion alarms:
1.
Open the Alarm Handling Options window (see
the Remote View application
2.
Place a checkmark in the Automatic Clip Creation on Alarm Callback box.
3.
If needed, change the Pre-Trigger Duration and/or Post-Trigger Duration values.
These values determine the number of seconds before and after an alarm that will be
included in the automatically created clip.
Rapid Eye Multi-Media DVR System Administrator Guide
on page 212). If no alarm sessions are open, alarm
rearm all Alarms reported in the alarm session
make sure no new alarms are generated (to avoid
a
and b, are to avoid any racing conditions, between
Figure
Options
Alarm Handling.
Cascading Alarm
Setting Response
rearm any pending
pause for 10 to 15
11-12). Open the View menu of
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