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38 The Workstation Installation/Operation Manual Version 2 Document 51540 Rev. B1 4/8/02
Event Display
The event display contains three discrete sections from top to bottom: Alarm
Summary area, New Events box, and Acknowledged Events box.
The Alarm Summary area shows a running total of new and acknowledged
events by type. This tally shows a separate total for Fire Alarms, Supervisory
Alarms, Access Control Events, Trouble Events, and Security Alarms.
The new events box displays events that have been received by the workstation
but not yet acknowledged by an operator. When an event comes in to a
workstation, the workstation will display the event information in the New
Events box and sound an audible alarm at the station. It will also auto-
navigate to the appropriate screen if priority allows and the option is activated.
Once the operator acknowledges an event by clicking on the ACK button or
the event line, the event moves to the Acknowledged Events box.
For more information on events, the event display, and event handling, refer to
the section titled Event Handling (section 2.2) in the Operations portion of
this manual.
Floor Plan Display
The Floor Plan display is the primary source of visual feedback and interaction with the network. The floor plan
display can show any number of screens, each containing one or more devices. Devices include fire panels, fire
protection devices, security devices, cameras, card access stations, and a wide variety of other equipment.
The floor plan display can also contain buttons, which can be either navigational or functional in nature. Naviga-
tional buttons move from screen to screen. Functional buttons perform various macro functions such as acknowl-
edging alarms or resetting a panel. Navigation between screens can also be performed manually using the
Screen Navigation pull down menu.
When an event occurs that relates to an icon in the floor plan display, that icon will change to indicate the event.
For example, if a server connection goes into fault, the icon will begin to flash red. In addition, the workstation
incorporates an (optional) Auto-Navigation feature that will automatically
change screens to find the appropriate device related to an event. Auto-
Navigation works on a priority basis. For example, a trouble on one screen will
not take you away from an alarm on another.
For more information on the floor plan display, see section 2.3: Floor Plan
Display.
Figure 2-2: The Event
Display
Screen Description
The Site Description, located above the upper left corner of the Floor Plan display, identifies which screen is
currently shown on the Workstation. This description is created in Edit mode by accessing either of the two follow-
ing menu options:
1. Graphics , Add/Copy Screen
2. Graphics , Edit , Screen Title