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The Workstation Installation/Operation Manual Version 2 Document 51540 Rev. B1 4/8/02
Section 3.2: Screen and Site Management
3.2.2 Creating a New Site
A graphical representation of a site is a collection of screens that pertain to one particular device network. This
can be a local area network or a remote BCI site calling into a wide area server. Each UniNet network has at least
one site, the first generally being a local area network.
When an event comes into a workstation that does not associate with any existing sites, the workstation will auto-
matically generate a site. The standard naming convention for a local area network is Local## where ## is the
server from which the events originated. This name, Local## , is always used for the local area network. New
events received from a wide area server (via a BCI) are named with the telephone number used to identify the BCI.
When a new remote BCI site or local area network server is set up, a new site can be created before UniNet auto-
creates a site.
3.2
3.2.1 Screen Structure
Graphical displays in the workstation are arranged as screens associated with a particular site. Multiple sites can
be created on a workstation, each one with its own collection of screens. All addressable point devices must be
placed on a screen that is part of the site from which the point is reporting. The only exception is Site Annunciation
Icons, which can be placed on any screen. In addition, each workstation has a Title screen and a Network screen.
These screens are represented as sites and can have their own collection of screens; however, the Title site can only
have Site Annunciation Icons report to it, while the Network site can only have Site Annunciation Icons and special
System Icons that represent the Alarm Servers and Event Managers.
Site 1
Site 1
Screens
Site 2 Site X
Network
Screen
Title
Screen
Optional
Network
Screens
Optional
Title
Screens