Packard Bell EN TM80 – page 14
Manual for Packard Bell EN TM80
Tour Point Tab
Tour Point Form
A tour point can be a reader or digital input. You must select one option before you can save this point
record.
Element Description
Reader
If you selected Reader, this field is available. Select a
reader from the drop-down list of available readers.
When reader records are created, we recommend
that you keep the mmmm-b-pp prefix and add text to
the description field. A complete and accurate reader
description aids in assigning the reader points from this
drop-down list.
Digital Input
If you selected Digital Input, this field is available. Select a
digital input from the drop-down list of available digital
inputs.
When the digital input records are created, we
recommend that you keep the mmmm-b-pp prefix and add
text in the description field. A complete and accurate
digital input description aids in assigning alarm points
from this drop-down list.
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U
UL Certification
Secure Perfect is a UL-listed Grade A system (UL 1076 Grade A Proprietary Burglary Requirements/UL
294 Access Control Requirements). Your installation must adhere to the requirements listed in the
Certification section of the Secure Perfect Installation Manual, in order to qualify as UL-listed Grade A
certified.
User Fields Tab - Badge Form
Use this tab to enter user-defined information for the Badge Form record selected in the right
windowpane.
Modify Field
To give value to one of the fields, select a Label in the User Fields windowpane. Enter the value that you
want to display, corresponding to this label. This text box field accepts 32 alphanumeric characters.
User Fields
The existing list of labels and their values is listed in the User Fields windowpane. The selected label in
the User Fields windowpane is the label to which you are assigning a value.
Example:
The Badge User Field 1 was previously defined and labeled on the Parameters Form as Condition of
Badge. The first label listed here, in the User Fields windowpane, displays as Condition of Badge. Select
Condition of Badge. In the Modify Field dialog box, enter the corresponding condition of this badge as
Reported Lost by Badgeholder.
User Fields Tab
Parameters Form
Complete this tab to modify the labels for user fields. These labels are used on the Person Form and
Badge Form.
Person User Fields
Person User Fields Labels: Displays a list of 90 currently assigned labels for the Person Form user
fields.
New label: To assign or edit the label of a Person Form user field, select a label and enter the new or
edited text in this dialog box. The user field label can be up to 32 alphanumeric characters long.
Badge User Fields
Badge User Fields Labels: Displays a list of 20 currently assigned labels for the Badge Form user fields.
New label: To assign or edit the label of a Badge Form user field, select a label and enter the new or
edited text in this dialog box. The user field label can be up to 32 alphanumeric characters long.
Save before you exit this form.
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User Fields Tab
Person Form
Use this tab to enter user-defined information.
Modify Field
Enter the value for the currently selected User Field. This text box field accepts 32 alphanumeric
characters. User Fields are not appropriate for exceptionally lengthy street addresses or E-mail
addresses.
User Fields
The current user field Label and Value is listed in this windowpane. To give values to these fields, select
a Label.
Example:
The label for User Field 1 was previously defined on the Parameters Form as Social Security Number.
The first label listed in this windowpane displays as Social Security Number. Enter the corresponding
Social Security for this person record in the Modify Field text box.
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V
Video Display Tab
Reference Topic:
Video Windows - An Overview
Digital Video Recorder Form
Select this tab to set up your DVR video window display options. These options are configurable per DVR
and are intended for optimizing system performance based on your network bandwidth and computing
hardware. Secure Perfect can be configured to request and process video from DVRs in reduced
resolution and color for display purposes, while the video remains locally stored on the DVR in its original
recorded resolution and color settings. All video is transmitted over the network in a compressed Wavelet
format.
Resolution
From the drop-down list, select your video display resolution as Low (~12K per image), Medium (~20K
per image), or High (~28K per image).
Window Size
From the drop-down list, select a video window display size: Small (180 x 121); Medium (360 x 242); or
Large (720 x 484). Window sizes are to be selected based on achieving the best display quality for the
selected resolution. A medium window size with a medium resolution is an optimum selection for most
systems.
Black and White
Select if you choose to further reduce the size of images transmitted over the network for display
purposes. Video will display in black and white; however, the video remains locally stored on the DVR in
its original recorded resolution and color settings.
Max Search Time for Recorded Events (secs)
Enter number of seconds from the drop-down list. This selection is the length of time a search request for
recorded video will wait before timing out. Search times may vary depending on network traffic, DVR
processing load, and number of recorded events.
Video Standard
Select PAL or NTSC. PAL (Phase Alternating Line) is a European TV standard. NTSC (National TV
Standards Committee) is the U.S. TV standard administered by the FCC.
Password
Enter the same password, if any, that has been configured locally in the DVR for authenticating remote
network connectivity. This is not a required field and the default is no password.
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Video Driver Installation
After installation of the video adapter card, Windows will automatically detect the new video card on
power up. Follow the installation instructions received with your video driver software; then, reboot your
computer.
After your computer has rebooted, you will need to select your video resolution. A Secure Perfect
computer requires that you run in 1024 x 768 resolution. Choose 16-bit High Color minimum. To change
your video settings, follow the steps below:
1. Right-click the desktop and select Properties.
2. From the Display Properties window, select the Settings tab.
3. Select the desired video characteristics.
Once you have completed the installation of the video driver, now install the Video for Windows (AVI)
driver.
Video for Windows (AVI) Driver Installation
The Video for Windows driver must be installed to allow Secure Perfect to capture images. After you
have installed your video drivers, follow instructions included in your video system software to install the
Video for Windows driver.
Read any README file produced during installation.
This completes the installation.
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Video Windows - An Overview
When you open a live or recorded video window, the window size corresponds to the choice you selected
on the Video Display tab of the Digital Video Recorder Form. Each window displays a title bar identifying
the source of the video, the display, and a dialog box containing the current date and time. The minimize,
restore, maximize, and exit options display in the upper right corner of each window.
Resize Window
To resize a window, point to any window frame or corner border and drag a sizing handle to the size
window you want to display.
A resized window has a Restore option that restores the window size as it was prior to resizing.
Increasing the window size is limited to the size of your monitor screen.
Decreasing the window size is limited to the system default, corresponding to the Small option available
on the Video Display tab.
Shortcut Menu
Right-click anywhere on the video window to display a shortcut menu:
• Save Position: Each window can be independently moved anywhere on the desktop. Select
this option to save the position. If you close the window and reopen, the window opens at the
saved position. This feature has been incorporated to facilitate multi-window management for
both single and multi-monitor workstation configurations.
• Restore Window to Default Size: After resizing, select this option to return the window to
the default size corresponding to the choice you selected on the Video Display tab of the
Digital Video Recorder Form.
• Always On Top: Selection of this option keeps the window in the forefront of all windows
displaying on your Secure Perfect workstation.
• Save Picture As: When you select this option, an image of the display in the video window is
grabbed. The video continues to advance. An additional window opens for you to save the
captured image as a .JPG video file. The default file folder may display similar to the
following:
c:\Program Files\GE Interlogix\Secure Perfect\Video\untitled.jpg
(If this is a custom installation and the file shares were separated from the Secure
Application, the default video folder resides on the File Server.) If you choose, you can
navigate to another location and store the file. You can assign additional alphanumeric
characters to the file name to assist in identification. The following characters are not
permissable:
/ \ ? * < > | "
Click the Show me icon to view a step-by-step animated
demo.
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View Menu Selections
The following selections display on the View drop-down menu:
Toolbar
Status Bar
Menu Buttons
Split
Next Pane
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W
Weak Encryption Key
Weak encryption implies that the key could be unscrambled with a realistic amount of processing
capacity and within a reasonable amount of time.
In Secure Perfect, a message displays informing you that an assigned key is too weak and therefore,
invalid. Corrections must be made before the record can be saved. We recommend entering 48 unique
hex characters, in three 16-character strings. Do not repeat any character. Do not create a pattern.
Why a Host PC Dials a Micro
Whenever a change is made to a form that requires an update to the micro database, such as changes to
the Person Form, the host will dial the micro with the changes.
If you make many changes, the micro may go to idle between your changes causing a disconnection with
the host. Then, the host will need to dial the micro back to download the next change. You have two
options available to work around this situation:
1. Increase the idle time (found on the Parameters Form, Communication Settings tab) on the micro
that will give you more time to make the changes. Secure Perfect Server services must be
restarted for the changes to take effect.
2. Put the micro offline, make the changes and then put the micro online. The host will automatically
dial the micro and download the changes.
Why Can't I Delete a Record?
Some forms, such as the Digital Output Status Form and the Manual Control Form, do not contain a
Delete button because they display only status information. Other forms, such as the Reader Form,
Alarm Form, Alarm Group Form, Digital Output Form, and the Digital Output Group Form, also do not
contain a Delete button.
To keep the system stable, NO ONE is given permission to delete these records, not even a System
Administrator. These records are deleted when the associated micro is deleted. However, on other forms,
you may be assigned delete permission. If you can’t delete on those forms, you do not have permission
to delete.
Wiegand Badge Formats Dialog Box
Select from the Available list those badge formats that you want to assign to this micro. The maximum
number of formats that you can select is 8.
• Select, then click the right arrow to assign an available badge format.
• Select, then click the left arrow to unassign an available badge format.
Click OK to display the results in the Wiegand badge format windowpane.
Window Menu Selections
The following selections display on the Window drop-down menu:
Cascade
Tile
Arrange Icons
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Z
Zone History
Reports Menu
The Zone History option opens the Zone History Report Form that allows you to create a report based
on the history of intrusion zone transactions in the system.
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