Bosch Appliances Security Camera PT-400 User Manual
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Auto Silence Alarm In X Seconds
This box determines the length of time
that the sirens and horns sound before
being automatically silenced by the
central console. When the sounders are
automatically silenced in this way, the
central console remains in its Alarm
Mode. The numerical value is in seconds
and it can be set between 0 and 9999.
Typically, this value is set to prevent
violating local noise ordinances. It
defaults to 240 seconds (4 minutes.).
Recall Operator In X Seconds
This box determines the length of time
before a recall alert is issued to the
operator at the central console when an
alarm displays. If neither the mouse
nor any key was actuated for the
specified length of time, the central
console resounds the alarm sound once.
This feature prevents inadvertently
ignoring an active alarm event. The
numerical value is in seconds that can
be set between 0 and 240. Typically
this would be set to 60 seconds.
On Outside Tests Flash Strobe For X
Seconds
The entry in this box controls the
approximate length of time the strobe
on an alert unit flashes to signify a
successful transmitter test. The value
is in seconds, and can be set between 0
and 15. Typically, it is set to 5
seconds.
Man Down Delay Timer X Seconds
This value controls the time that a
transmitter must be in a man down
condition before a man down alarm
displays. Typically, it is set to 10
seconds. Setting this value too short
causes inadvertent man down alarms to
be generated.
Man down jitter timer ‘X’ Seconds
This value controls the time that a
transmitter will not be considering any
man down alarm if man down alarm is
received immediately after restore and
before jitter time expire. This setting
will not be used in normal system.
Auto Reset Comm Ports ‘X’ Hours
This value controls the time that all
the comm ports in the system will be
automatically reset after configured
duration. This setting is used only if
any communication failure is observed
and should not be used unnecessarily.
This box determines the length of time
that the sirens and horns sound before
being automatically silenced by the
central console. When the sounders are
automatically silenced in this way, the
central console remains in its Alarm
Mode. The numerical value is in seconds
and it can be set between 0 and 9999.
Typically, this value is set to prevent
violating local noise ordinances. It
defaults to 240 seconds (4 minutes.).
Recall Operator In X Seconds
This box determines the length of time
before a recall alert is issued to the
operator at the central console when an
alarm displays. If neither the mouse
nor any key was actuated for the
specified length of time, the central
console resounds the alarm sound once.
This feature prevents inadvertently
ignoring an active alarm event. The
numerical value is in seconds that can
be set between 0 and 240. Typically
this would be set to 60 seconds.
On Outside Tests Flash Strobe For X
Seconds
The entry in this box controls the
approximate length of time the strobe
on an alert unit flashes to signify a
successful transmitter test. The value
is in seconds, and can be set between 0
and 15. Typically, it is set to 5
seconds.
Man Down Delay Timer X Seconds
This value controls the time that a
transmitter must be in a man down
condition before a man down alarm
displays. Typically, it is set to 10
seconds. Setting this value too short
causes inadvertent man down alarms to
be generated.
Man down jitter timer ‘X’ Seconds
This value controls the time that a
transmitter will not be considering any
man down alarm if man down alarm is
received immediately after restore and
before jitter time expire. This setting
will not be used in normal system.
Auto Reset Comm Ports ‘X’ Hours
This value controls the time that all
the comm ports in the system will be
automatically reset after configured
duration. This setting is used only if
any communication failure is observed
and should not be used unnecessarily.
End Of Shift Reminder
A check in this box causes a prompt to
appear on the central console each 5
min. for 30 min. prior to the end of
each shift if there are Incident
Reports that were not yet completed.
Responding officers should complete
Alarm Reports before the end of their
shift.
First, Second, Third Shift Reminder
The entries in these fields are the
times (24-hr. clock) at which the
central console prompts the operator
that one or more Incident Reports have
not been completed. Prompts are given
only if the End of Shift Reminder field
is selected.
Database Find Level
This is the minimum receive level (1 to
255) that must be heard before the
system automatically enters the
transmitter in the Subscriber Locate
Screen. It determines the distance the
subscriber’s transmitter must be within
the specified ID capture receiver (set
in the System Preferences Screen)
before the system recognizes the test.
Locate Test Level
This is the minimum receive level (1 to
255) that must be heard before the
system accepts a test generated by a
transmitter other than a guard, to be
printed with a location. It determines
the distance the transmitter must be
from a receiver before the system
recognizes the test and prints the
location. If the transmitter is too far
away from the receiver, that receiver’s
green light does not display, and the
guard knows to move closer to the
receiver for the test to register.
Guard Tour Level
This is the minimum receive level (1 to
255) that must be heard before the
system accepts a test generated by the
guard’s transmitter to be entered as a
location in the Guard Tour Report. It
determines the distance the guard’s
transmitter must be from a receiver
before the system recognizes the test
and creates the guard tour entry. If
the guard is too far away from the
receiver, that receiver’s green light
does not display and the guard knows to
move closer to the receiver for the
test to register.
A check in this box causes a prompt to
appear on the central console each 5
min. for 30 min. prior to the end of
each shift if there are Incident
Reports that were not yet completed.
Responding officers should complete
Alarm Reports before the end of their
shift.
First, Second, Third Shift Reminder
The entries in these fields are the
times (24-hr. clock) at which the
central console prompts the operator
that one or more Incident Reports have
not been completed. Prompts are given
only if the End of Shift Reminder field
is selected.
Database Find Level
This is the minimum receive level (1 to
255) that must be heard before the
system automatically enters the
transmitter in the Subscriber Locate
Screen. It determines the distance the
subscriber’s transmitter must be within
the specified ID capture receiver (set
in the System Preferences Screen)
before the system recognizes the test.
Locate Test Level
This is the minimum receive level (1 to
255) that must be heard before the
system accepts a test generated by a
transmitter other than a guard, to be
printed with a location. It determines
the distance the transmitter must be
from a receiver before the system
recognizes the test and prints the
location. If the transmitter is too far
away from the receiver, that receiver’s
green light does not display, and the
guard knows to move closer to the
receiver for the test to register.
Guard Tour Level
This is the minimum receive level (1 to
255) that must be heard before the
system accepts a test generated by the
guard’s transmitter to be entered as a
location in the Guard Tour Report. It
determines the distance the guard’s
transmitter must be from a receiver
before the system recognizes the test
and creates the guard tour entry. If
the guard is too far away from the
receiver, that receiver’s green light
does not display and the guard knows to
move closer to the receiver for the
test to register.