Options M
Options M
On/Off or Value |
Option |
Default |
Description |
Dynamic |
c |
Off |
This option is for Dansikring only. The default is off for all other companies. When this option is on, SBN sorts the output of Alarm Log History (External) (report #2120) by time, then sequence. |
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c |
Off |
When this option is on, the Customer Information Report (report #2033) will not display contacts with a sequence number of 0 on action plan 0. |
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c |
ma003 |
Off |
When on, an index is created on the passcards table to improve passcard extension searches. |
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c |
ma004 |
Off |
When on, index ma_installations.i15 is compiled into the system. |
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ma005 |
3 |
Minimum search length for external invoices in the Basics search tab. |
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c |
ma006 |
Off |
When on, this option combines three monitoring actions in the Dispatch tab of Data Entry Master (program #559). When you choose the Guard Dispatch [ALT+CTRL+D] monitoring action, the Call Guard [ALT+CTRL+O] and Dispatch (Park) [ALT+CTRL+X] monitoring actions also take place. |
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c |
ma007 |
Off |
When on, this option will dump alarms into a new table. Table ma_alarmqueue_dump displays all alarm types from any account. |
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c |
On |
s#br is fetched from ma_installations not ub_usac_ms_prof |
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c |
ma009 |
Off |
When on, this option forces fields Ins_no1 and Ins_no2 to have the same value in Payment Register (report #2021) to prevent the report scheduler from failing. |
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c |
ma010 |
Off |
When this option is on, the number in the first Batch No field cannot be bigger than the number in the second Batch No field in Picking List (report #1174). |
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c |
ma012 |
Off |
When on, SBN performs BT red style duplication elimination. |
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c |
ma013 |
Off |
When on, the word 'Emailed' appears in the Comment column of the Alarm Log for Email monitoring events. |
+ |
v |
ma014 |
0 |
Use this option to define the maximum number of signals to process before ma_algen stops and restarts. When this option is set to 0 (or on a Sybase system), ma_algen never stops. This option is intended for MSSQL systems. |
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v |
ma015 |
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Use this dealer-based option to define the Hold Approval code that SBN enters at the top of Export 165 in program #542. This option is client specific for company 192 and is part of the NSI Certificates enhancement. |
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v |
ma016 |
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When an alarm signal comes in on a zone with an Open/Close schedule, if an Open or Close signal comes in on a zone with the same schedule within the number of seconds defined by this option, SBN removes the signal from the Alarm Queue. If an Open or Close on a zone with the same schedule does not come in within the number of seconds defined by option ma016, SBN does not remove the signal from the Alarm Queue. This option is dealer-based. |
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v |
ma022 |
DEFAULT |
Use this option to define the text description that SBN enters for the default action plan on installation records created using Import Interface (program #1889). |
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c |
ma023 |
Off |
When ma023 is on and the Timer Move to Queue Number field in program #1738 indicates that the alarm should be moved to another queue, SBN transfers the alarm to the selected queue when a timer is set on it. |
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v |
ma024 |
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The value of option ma024 defines the external application that is called when you choose the Call External button on the Dispatch tab of Data Entry (program #559). |
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c |
ma025 |
Off |
When ma025 is on, SBN automatically calls the external application defined by option ma024 and sends the parameters from the alarm incident after you resolve the incident and enter an event extension. These parameters are sent to the external application: Alarm Resolution, Operator ID, Incident Number, Dealer ID, Installation Number, Resolution Event, Resolution Event Extension, and Alarm Queue Number. |
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c |
ma026 |
On |
When option ma026 is on, SBN records monitoring event 44 (Dispatch - Park) as Guard Dispatch in the Alarm Log. |
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c |
ma027 |
On |
When this option is on, SBN automatically attaches a timer to the selected alarm when you select the Guard Auto Dispatch monitoring action. The alarm turns bright green and SBN displays the text TM2 in the Operator Action column on the Alarm Queue tab. When the timer expires, the alarm turns back to red, and SBN displays the text T20 in the Operator Action column. When this option is off, SBN does not attach a timer to the selected alarm. |
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v |
ma028 |
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When option ma028 contains a value, choosing the External O/C button in the Alarm Log tab opens an external application defined by this option value and passes the installation dealer number, installation number, and time zone to the external application. |
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c |
ma029 |
On |
When off, the alarm notification beep in Dispatch (program #537) is disabled and cannot be turned on using the Alarm Beep icon or the Beep On/Off monitoring command. When this option is on, the alarm notification beep in Dispatch functions as usual. |
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v |
ma030 |
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The value of this option is the default user ID that SBN uses to insert installations into the Test or Runaway Queue when no user can be identified. When this option contains a value and action 559/214 is on, you can insert installations into the Test or Runaway Queue for longer than the amount of time defined by option tqnse. When this option contains a value and action 559/214 is off, you cannot insert installations in to the Test or Runaway Queue for longer than the amount of time defined by option tqnse. When the value of option ma030 is blank, you cannot insert installations in to the Test or Runaway Queue for longer than the amount of time defined by option tqnse. |
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v |
black |
Default Alarm Log Background color for blank rows |
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v |
1 |
ATT driven enhancement |
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v |
1 |
ATT driven enhancement |
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c |
ma034 |
Off |
When on, control zone data loaded to alarm queue. |
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v |
ma035 |
ACT1 |
Default value for MON STAT when building ma_installations row automatically. |
+ |
v |
ma036 |
0110 |
Default value for MON branch when building ma_installations row automatically. |
+ |
v |
ma037 |
PTEST01,MKTING,JIMMY,LEESA,SPRING |
Comma separated list of Communications Log emails. |
+ |
v |
ma038 |
EMAL |
Resolution code for Communication Log emails. |
+ |
v |
ma039 |
Verification: @customer_name@ |
Subject for Communication Log emails. |
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c |
ma040 |
Off |
On => Turns on Test Signal Polling. |
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c |
On |
Local agencies override dynamic off the other way around |
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c |
On |
Dynamic agencies supported |
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c |
ma043 |
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When this option is on, the user number and name of the schedule event will display in the Alarm Log. When option is turned off the user number and name of the schedule event doesn't display in the Alarm Log. |
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c |
ma044 |
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This is a static on/off option, If the option changed, the fiile ./ma/pro_mabg_jobs_testtimers.sql must be recompiled. |
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v |
ma045 |
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This a dynamic value option. The option is 0 by default. This option is dealer-based (ma_installations.deal_id). Any value other than an integer (number) will generate an exception within the stored procedures. |
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c |
ma046 |
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On=> Auto-stop Algen per Option ma014. |
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c |
ma047 |
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If
off, restore must come from a different zone. If on, restore can be same zone. |
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c |
ma048 |
Off |
Use Sefco Calculation. | - |
v |
ma049 |
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Sefco Calculation control values. | - |
c |
ma050 |
Off |
When "On", include Agencies from Action Plan 0. | - |
c |
ma051 |
Off |
When "On", launch URLs found in temp comments (Text tab) when an alarm comes in for the associated installation. | - |
c |
ma052 |
Off |
When "On", automatically load associated external interface when taking an alarm. | - |
c |
Off |
When this option is on, users can change the agency for a zip code to a new agency without deleting and adding an agency. It also updates the agencies in Action Plans for all CIDs that have a certain zip code. This option also updates the city in all main customer records when changed in the Zip Codes program. |
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v |
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Contact color for auth level 0 |
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v |
maalv0 - maalv6 |
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When one of these options is defined, the contact name in the Action Plans tab will be colored to a corresponding color based on the contact's authority level. Colors are defined using legal Windows names like 'red', 'blue', 'green', etc. The option hseccol also controls the color of the contact name. Therefore, these new options are not effective when a color is assigned to option hseccol. |
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v |
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Contact color for auth level 1 |
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v |
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Contact color for auth level 2 |
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v |
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Contact color for auth level 3 |
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v |
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Contact color for auth level 4 |
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v |
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Contact color for auth level 5 |
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v |
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Contact color for auth level 6 |
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c |
On |
Use mac address as term |
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v |
mailacc |
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Use this option to define the default email address the Credit Card Expiration Dates Report (#1902) uses when a customer has no email address defined. |
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v |
maillink |
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Use this option to define the web address link to include in emails generated by the Credit Card Expiration Dates Report (#1902). |
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v |
mailsign |
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Use this option to define the signature to use in emails generated by the Credit Card Expiration Dates Report (#1902). |
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v |
mapurl |
http://maps.google.com |
This option defines the URL that opens and to which SBN passes the installation latitude and longitude when you choose the Display Image button to view a map. |
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v |
100 |
Use this option to define the maximum number of rows in SBN; used to protect bandwidth. |
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v |
214748364732 |
Use this option to define the maximum integer that can be typed in SBN. (32 bit) |
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v |
120 |
Use this option to define the maximum number of rows displayed when you perform a name/address Search. |
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v |
120 |
Maximum rows for an SQL select in name address search |
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v |
8 |
Use this option to define the maximum number of hours that SBN recognizes a monitoring operator as being logged in. This identifies operators who have rebooted rather than logging out. |
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v |
120 |
Use this option to define the maximum number of rows displayed in a queue search. |
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v |
maxrecon |
0 |
Use this option to define the maximum number of reconnection attempts for the current SBN session when SBN loses its connection to the database. When SBN reaches the maximum number of reconnection attempts, it notifies the user and closes the SBN session. When the value of this option is 0, there is no maximum number of attempts and SBN will continually attempt to reconnect to the database. |
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v |
32767 |
Use this option to define the maximum integer that can be typed in SBN. (16 bit) |
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v |
255 |
Use this option to define the maximum integer that can be typed in SBN. (8 bit) |
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c |
On |
This option must be on if options sys006, sys007, and sys008 are on. |
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c |
On |
This option must be on if options sys002, sys003, and sys012 are on. |
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c |
On |
This option must be on if options sys002, sys003, sys006, and sys008 are on. |
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c |
On |
This option must be on if options sys002, and sys003 are on. |
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c |
On |
This option must be on if options sys003, and sys012 are on. |
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c |
On |
This option must be on if options sys003, sys006, sys008, and sys012 are on. |
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c |
On |
This option must be on if options sys003, and sys007 are on. |
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c |
On |
This option must be on if options sys004, sys005, sys007, sys010, and sys012 are on. |
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c |
On |
This option must be on if options sys005, sys007, and sys012 are on. |
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c |
On |
This option must be on if options sys006, and sys012 are on. |
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c |
On |
This option must be on if options sys006, and sys008 are on. |
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v |
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Parameters for Multi-Factor-Authentication |
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v |
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Type of Multi-Factor-Authentication for login from SBN-Anywhere. Currently implemented "simple" = random code via sms or email |
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v |
-2147483647 |
Use this option to define the minimum integer that can be typed in SBN. (32 bit) |
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v |
0 |
Use this option to define the minimum number of operators that must be logged into monitoring: |
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v |
-32767 |
Use this option to define the minimum integer that can be typed in SBN. (16 bit) |
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v |
0 |
Use this option to define the minimum integer that can be typed in SBN. (8 bit) |
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c |
mo001 |
On |
When this option is on, SBN excludes phone number from monitoring reports. |
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c |
Off |
When on, this option removes ownership of a parked or timed alarm from an operator when SBN receives a second alarm by removing the terminal ID from the alarm. To actually treat the alarm, an operator (even the original operator) must take the alarm using the Alarm Take monitoring action. Note: IBS does not recommend that you use option mo002 because the original operator could lose ownership of the original alarm while treating it. |
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c |
Off |
When this option is on, SBN generates an alarm on the first digit of the zone ID if the real zone is not found. SBN also supports this option when running the Backup Host. Enter the tag &mo003& in the bkuphost.cfg file to activate this option in the Backup Host. |
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c |
On |
When this option is on, delay is only active during Open/Close screen. Multiple signals received during the delay are canceled by a restore. The sequence must end with a restore and the open must have occurred somewhere in the sequence. When this option is off, the delay is always active. If option mo005 is on, either an open or close must be within the sequence. |
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c |
Off |
When this option is on, SBN sends closed signals through the delay handler defined in option mo004. When this option is off, closed signals are not affected by delay. |
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c |
Off |
When this option is on, SBN logs signals even if they do not produce the exceptions caused by delay handling. |
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c |
On |
When this option is on, the Open/Close handler handles test timers. When this option is off, Background Tasks (program #1712) handles test timers. |
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c |
Off |
When this option is on, SBN provides additional support for Ademco extended format. This causes a 60 second delay while waiting for the additional information. |
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c |
On |
If this option is off and SBN receives an ALARM and RESTORE from Zone 1 and an ALARM and RESTORE from Zone 2, the SYS REMO function timer is set to the longer delay of the two zones. So, if Zone 1 has a delay of 60 seconds, and Zone 2 has a delay of 120 seconds, the function waits 120 seconds for the OPEN signal. If this option is on and SBN receives an ALARM and RESTORE from Zone 1 and an ALARM and RESTORE from Zone 2, the SYS REMO function timer is the individual delay for each zone. So, if Zone 1 has a delay of 60 seconds and Zone 2 has a delay of 120 seconds, the function waits 60 seconds for the OPEN on Zone 1 and 120 seconds for the OPEN on Zone 2. |
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c |
mo010 |
Off |
When on, if the port number from the concentrator is an odd number, SBN adds 1 to the Receiver ID, which splits signals from one concentrator to two immediate queues. |
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c |
On |
When this option is on, SBN allows operators to transfer alarms to blank terminals without checking to see if the terminals are logged in. When off, SBN does not allow operators to transfer alarms to blank terminals, and checks to see if the terminals are logged in. |
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c |
Off |
When this option is on, SBN positions a new alarm on a CID with a timer in effect into the Alarm Queue as if no timer was set. When this option is on and a timer expires, the signal displays in dark red below new signals. |
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c |
Off |
When this option is on, the download to the backup host does not include hidden zones. |
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v |
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Use this option to define the zone/area/event combination against which the background jobs that remove an account from test that have not received a restore will generate Previously Reported events. This option allows control of the priority/action/group of the Previously Reported events and enables you to route these to an action different from the original plan. This option is defined as PRVR on ARNOLD. |
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c |
mo015 |
Off |
On => Verified Event during Alarm Generation |
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c |
Off |
When this option is on, SBN removes alarm and cancel pairs as long as an operator has not taken the signal in Dispatch. |
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c |
Off |
When on, SBN removes alarm and restore pairs as long as an operator has not taken the signal in Dispatch.
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c |
Off |
When this option is on, SBN enables the Data Entry Change Log. |
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c |
On |
When this option is on, SBN chooses agencies based on zip codes and displays those agencies in menus in Action Plans. |
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c |
On |
When this option is on and the Alarm Queue receives a second signal for the same alarm, SBN changes the time in the Alarm Queue to the time of the second signal. |
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c |
Off |
When this option is on, the service request number appears on the first monitoring screen. |
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c |
Off |
When this option is on and a missed open or close occurs, SBN checks to see if the next signal received on this zone/plan is the expected signal. If so, SBN removes this event from the Alarm Queue and enters SYS REMO into the Alarm Log. When this option is off, SBN handles the signal in the normal manner. |
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c |
Off |
When this option is on, the Events list displays the time of the alarm event in addition to the event abbreviation. This option must be off if your company does business in multiple time zones. |
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v |
id |
Use this option to define the sort order of zones in monitoring: |
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c |
On |
When this option is on, SBN enables the Runaway Queue in Data Entry/Insert Test (program #559) When this option is off, any alarms inserted into runaway go into test mode. |
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v |
SPEC TICKET |
When filled, SBN generates Alarm Ticket (report #1997) when closing special UL ticket alarms. |
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v |
lp0 |
Use this option to define the printer to use for special UL ticket alarms. If you leave this option blank, SBN defaults to the standard printer. |
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c |
Off |
When this option is on, SBN strips leading zeros from all Contact ID Zone’s zone/area/code, as the signal is received in Monitoring. Post 1876 has been removed. |
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c |
On |
When this option is on, SBN prints passcard numbers on monitoring reports. |
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c |
On |
When this option is on, SBN prints call list phone numbers that have been called on monitoring reports. |
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c |
Off |
When this option is on, SBN stores the original signal in the oc_toc log in the Comment section. Use this option for DMP receivers. IBS recommends that you do NOT use this option with McCullough receivers as it causes a conflict. |
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c |
Off |
When on, use city instead of zone in the Alarm Queue. |
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c |
Off |
When on, the date, time and disposition of the last signal displays on the dispatch screen. |
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c |
On |
When this option is on, SBN strips leading zeros from the user numbers. When this option is off, SBN keeps leading zeros on user numbers. |
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c |
Off |
When this option is on, SBN displays expired permits in Dispatch. |
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c |
Off |
When this option is on, placing a Fire Ticket in test puts the entire account in test. |
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c |
Off |
When this option is on and a timer expires, SBN returns the signal to the master queue with the operator-entered priority. |
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c |
Off |
When this option is on and an operator is handling an alarm associated with a specific Monitoring Group in the Zones tab, a new alarm associated with the same Monitoring Group (with a higher priority and different action plan) appears in the same line in the Alarm Queue, but the new alarm removes the operator's ownership of the alarm. Operator must handle the alarms from the beginning. Also when on, the Extra Acknowledge monitoring action refreshes the action plan and contacts in Dispatch (program #537) according to the newest incident. |
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c |
Off |
When this option is on, SBN eliminates ’area only’ matching against zone in the alarm generator. |
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c |
Off |
When this option is on, SBN logs user names that simulate alarms in Dispatch (program #537) in the Alarm Log. |
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c |
On |
When this option is on, Monitoring sets the clock of the local machine to the local time of the user during login. When this option is off, SBN sets the time of the local machine to the server time. Windows users should have this option ON, DOS users should set to OFF. |
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c |
Off |
When this option is on, SBN automatically remove zone types. SBN removes signals only when no action has been taken. |
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v |
5 |
Use this option to define the default refresh interval for the Alarm Queue. |
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c |
Off |
When this option is on, event 41 (Dispatch) updates the response ticket. |
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c |
Off |
When on and there are no alarms in the queue within your selected priority range, SBN gets the next alarm with the highest priority when you choose Get Next Alarm in Dispatch (program #537). When option mo133 is off and there are no alarms in the queue within your selected priority range, SBN stops getting alarms when you choose Get Next Alarm. |
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c |
Off |
When this option is on, SBN will release all alarms belonging to an operator back into the main queue when the operator logs out. |
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c |
Off |
When this option is on, guard actions in Dispatch can occur out of sequence. |
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c |
Off |
When this option is on, the Call Next button in Dispatch calls the phone 2 and 3 on the current contact before moving to the next contact in the list. When the option is off, SBN calls the first number of each contact and proceeds down the list in the contact order. |
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c |
Off |
When this option is on, the Test Timer Close Only flag in the Data Entry Basics tab causes SBN to only generate test timers when an account is in the Closed status. SBN does not generate these signals when an account is in Open status. |
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c |
On |
Special Danish ANET ATEX alarm handling |
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c |
Off |
When this option is on, Alarm Log History (report #2120) does not include agency phone numbers. |
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c |
On |
When this option is off, SBN eliminates the following Ptypes from the Action Plan:
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c |
Off |
When this option is on, the call list of an alarm will change based on the action plan even if a signal with a lower priority is received. |
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c |
Off |
When this option is on, the last operator action does not have to be blank for an auto removal of a signal to work. |
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c |
Off |
When this option is on, SBN performs a special removal of duplicate alarms. |
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v |
blank |
Use this option to define the mask of the alarms to use with option mo144. |
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v |
blank |
Use this option to define the number of seconds to retain signals for comparison. |
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v |
blank |
Use this option to define infranet retain time. |
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c |
Off |
When this option is on, the ma_imm_stat table records concentrator time + algen time + concid. SBN does not clean this table. |
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c |
Off |
When this option is on, SBN uses ma_alarmlogsum to calculate related alarms instead of counting from the queues. |
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c |
Off |
When this option is on, you may dump incidents into a table to automatically transfer to a database outside SBN. This functionality requires an additional application that runs outside of SBN. This option was developed for LifeLink. |
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c |
Off |
When this option is on, the Alarm Queue displays the Branch column. This option may affect performance. |
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v |
0 |
Use this option to define the maximum number of days in the future a user can set for an installation date. |
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c |
Off |
When this option is on, a transferred alarm will work like a new alarm. The alarm color will change from cyan to purple, or from yellow/green to red. |
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c |
On |
Custom SDE skill logic |
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c |
Off |
When this option is on, users may choose Toggle Queue in Dispatch to display the master queue regardless of the terminal ID or alarm owner. |
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c |
On |
Allow user override of guard warning dialog |
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c |
Off |
When this option is on, the passcard extension defaults from the Misc 37 field in the Data Entry Basics tab instead of from the Installation Branch. The restrictions from ba107 will be bypassed, as well. |
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c |
Off |
When this option is on, the Delete field in the Contact Details window in Action Plans includes an *. You may select the * and a future expiration date for the passcard of the selected action plan. Until the passcard expires, the contact appears in yellow text. Upon expiration, the contact appears in red text and SBN considers the contact’s passcard invalid. The expired passcard remains red until it is deleted. This option works with option mo158. If both option mo155 and option mo158 are on, marking a passcard with an * for a future expiration causes SBN to mark the passcard to expire on all action plans for the account. |
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c |
Off |
When this option is on, SBN supports global zones. |
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c |
Off |
When this option is on, SBN supports template zones. |
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c |
Off |
This option works with option mo155. If both option mo155 and option mo158 are on and you mark a passcard for future expiration( * ), SBN causes the passcard to expire on all action plans for the account. |
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c |
Off |
When this option is on, the Event list in Dispatch will not display WPS when an operator types a wrong passcard. |
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c |
Off |
When this option is on, the Dispatch tab displays a small Alarm Log grid. The small Alarm Log grid displays the 7 (seven) most recent lines from the Alarm Log of the installation. |
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c |
Off |
When this option is on, ma_alarmqueueget uses explicit order by instead of the index. |
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c |
On |
When this option is off, Alarm reports will exclude the PIX (action plan index number) logged in SBN when operators acknowledge alarms. Option is dealer based. |
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c |
Off |
When this option is on, the Dispatch window displays the UL grade from UL Grade (Misc 42) in Data Entry Basics instead of the UL grade from Zones. |
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v |
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Custom SDE m test handler |
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c |
Off |
When this option is on, a signal received on any CID of an installation will update test timers on all CIDs for that installation. |
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c |
Off |
This option is for Protectron. The default is off for all other companies. This option modifies the behavior of option mo012, which should be on if this option is on. When both this option and option mo012 are on, SBN positions a new alarm with a timer into the Alarm Queue as if it does not have a timer. |
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c |
Off |
When this option is on, SBN scans all alarm queues and displays the flashing bell symbol in the status bar when any alarm queue contains an alarm. This option is useful if your company routes different alarm types to different alarm queues. When this option is off, SBN displays the flashing bell symbol in the status bar only when the default queue contains an alarm. |
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c |
On |
Special t.out option for SDE |
- |
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c |
mo170 |
Off |
If option mo170 is on, an invalid passcard or codeword entered in Dispatch displays in the Alarm Log. If off, the wrong passcard comment in the Alarm Log is left blank. |
+ |
c |
mo171 |
Off |
This option is for Protectron only. When option mo171 is on, an alarm taken in the Dispatch tab after the timer has expired will be bright yellow in the Alarm Log. When the option is off, alarm will be dark yellow in the Alarm Log. |
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v |
mo172 |
Off |
If option mo172 is on, only a codeword will register as valid when handling an alarm in Dispatch; if a passcard is entered, it will register as invalid. If this option is off, either a codeword or passcard will be accepted. |
+ |
c |
mo173 |
Off |
If option mo173 is on, the Dispatch Tab auto-dial function logs the action in the Alarm Log. This action is listed under the Alarm Log Event column. If off, the auto-dial function does not log the entry as an Alarm Log event. |
+ |
c |
mo174 |
Off |
When this option is on and the Customer check box is selected, the Alarm Queue displays all alarms from all queues for the selected customer. When off, a check in the Customer box will display only alarms in the currently displayed alarm queue for the selected customer. IMPORTANT: When option mo174 is on and Customer box is checked, if there are alarms in many queues for the selected customer, this may impede SBN performance. |
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c |
mo175 |
On |
When on, new Sub_type column appears in the Alarm Queue tab. This column displays the CID subscriber type defined in Data Entry (program #559). When off, Sub_type column does not appear. |
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v |
mo176 |
11 |
When you acknowledge an alarm in the Alarm Queue, the value entered for this option determines the event that SBN records in the Alarm Log as ACK; all other events are logged as ACX. Note: Event numbers are defined in Monitoring Events (program #1621). |
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c |
mo177 |
Off |
Use this option to control Monitoring restrictions. When on, alarm queues are restricted by branch. |
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v |
mo178 |
2 |
Use this option to control the increment at which priority levels increase when timers expire on alarm signals. The default value for this option is set to 2. If you do not want the priority level to change when timers expire, set the value to 0. Note: Alarm priority levels cannot be lower than 0 or higher than 99. If you enter a value for option mo178 that causes the priority level to increase to a number greater than 99, the priority level will revert to 99 when the timer expires. Note: Alarm priority levels cannot decrease. Do not enter a negative value for option mo178. If you enter a negative value for this option, the alarm priority level will revert to 0 when the timer expires. |
+ |
c |
mo179 |
Off |
This option filters the list of zones displayed when you use the Video Validation command in the Dispatch tab of program #559. When this option is on, the Video Validation window lists zones that have the same schedule number as the missed open/close that triggered the alarm and have the Video Audit box selected in program #1733. When off, the Video Validation window lists any zones that have the Video Audit box selected in program #1733. |
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c |
mo180 |
Off |
When on, this option combines an installation's action plan call list displayed in Dispatch (program #537) with the call list of the account entered in the Call List Account field of the Data Entry (program #559) Basics tab and the call list of the account entered in the Default Account field of Dealer Profiles (program #1537) for the installation dealer. When off, no call list merging takes place, and SBN displays only the installation's action plan contacts in Dispatch. |
+ |
c |
mo181 |
Off |
This option controls the Double Knock feature. When this option is on, you can create Double Knock zones in the Zones tab of Data Entry (program #559). |
+ |
v |
mo182 |
10 |
Use this option to set the signal interval, in seconds, for Double Knock zones. |
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c |
mo183 |
Off |
When on, you can navigate to other tabs in Data Entry (program #559) while the Event Extensions window in the Dispatch tab is open. When off, you cannot access any other Data Entry tabs while the Event Extensions window is open. |
+ |
c |
mo184 |
Off |
When on, if an account has a balance at an aging level that does not allow service and you acknowledge an alarm on the account with a priority greater than the value of option mo185, SBN displays the message defined by option mo186. |
+ |
v |
mo185 |
0 |
Use this option to define the priority level used by option mo184. SBN displays the message defined by option mo186 when you acknowledge an alarm with a priority greater than this value when option mo184 is on. |
+ |
v |
mo186 |
blank |
Use this option to define the message from program #1766 that SBN displays when you acknowledge an alarm on an account with a priority greater than the value of option mo185 and a balance at an aging level that does not allow service. |
+ |
v |
mo187 |
blank |
Use this option to define a zone ID that SBN automatically enters in the Zone ID field of Import Interface (program #1889) Installation mode when importing data into SBN from the external Salesforce application. This option is client specific for company 105. |
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v |
mo188 |
blank |
Use this option to define a zone type that SBN automatically enters in the Zone Type field of Import Interface (program #1889) Installation mode when importing data into SBN from the external Salesforce application. This option is client specific for company 105. |
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v |
mo189 |
blank |
Use this option to define a panel type that SBN automatically enters in the Panel field of Import Interface (program #1889) Installation mode when importing data into SBN from the external Salesforce application. This option is client specific for company 105. |
+ |
v |
mo190 |
blank |
Use this option to define a monitoring status that SBN automatically enters in the Mon Stat field of Import Interface (program #1889) Installation mode when importing data into SBN from the external Salesforce application. This option is client specific for company 105. |
+ |
c |
mo191 |
Off |
When this option is on and a user logs out of SBN after acknowledging an alarm, and another user logs into the same terminal but does not have identical skills, the terminal number is removed and the alarm returned to the queue. When off, the terminal number will not be removed for the next user that logs in. |
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v |
mo192 |
|
Use this option to define a Monitoring Event number; SBN inserts Alarm Log records with this event number into the Media Received table. |
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c |
mo193 |
Off |
When this option is on and you enter the Call Guard monitoring action in Dispatch (program #537), SBN requires monitoring actions Guard Dispatch, Guard Arrived, and Guard Out before allowing you to resolve the alarm. |
+ |
c |
mo194 |
Off |
When on, SBN displays a warning message when you take an alarm with action plan 0. |
+ |
c |
mo195 |
Off |
When on, Action Plan types 21-28 have the same function as types 11-18. |
+ |
c |
mo196 |
Off |
When on, SBN allows you to enter resolution codes when outdating Fire Inspection Ticket service requests in the Service Log tab of program #559. |
+ |
c |
mo197 |
Off |
When this option is on and you enter the Guard Cancel monitoring action in Dispatch (program #537), the following message appears: 'Are you sure you want to cancel call out?' When off, the confirmation message does not appear. |
+ |
v |
mo198 |
60 |
Use this dealer based option to define the monitoring event number (from program #1621) SBN enters in the Alarm Log when automatically removing incidents from the Alarm Queue on zones attached to Action Plans of type 80-89. |
+ |
v |
mo199 |
1 |
Use this dealer based option to define the monitoring event extension number (from program #1751) SBN enters in the Alarm Log when automatically removing incidents from the Alarm Queue on zones attached to Action Plans of type 80-89. |
+ |
c |
mo200 |
Off |
When on, the installation panel phone number appears in the call list pane of Dispatch (program #537). If there is more than one GSM Phone Number entered in the SIM Phone tab of the installation, the additional GSM Phone Numbers will appear in the Dispatch call list when this option is on. |
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v |
mo201 |
300 |
Use this option to define the maximum number of action plan contacts displayed in the call list pane of Dispatch (program #537). A negative value or 0 (zero) defaults to 300. The maximum value for this option is 1500 due to GUI restrictions. |
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c |
mo202 |
Off |
When on, the Toggle IVR button and IVR Toggle field appear in the Alarm Queue tab of Data Entry (program #559). The button allows you to toggle between hiding and displaying alarms generated from the IVR terminal. This option is customer specific for company 156. |
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c |
mo203 |
Off |
When on, the Sort By field appears in the Alarm Queue tab of Data Entry (program #559). Use this field to select an Alarm Queue column by which to sort the displayed alarm incidents. When off, the Sort By field does not appear in the Alarm Queue tab. |
+ |
c |
mo204 |
Off |
When on, SBN records each successful Data Entry (program #559) passcard search in the Alarm Log tab with the words 'Find Passcard', the passcard number and extension, and the passcard holder's name in the Comment column. When off, SBN does not record successful passcard searches in the Alarm Log. |
+ |
c |
mo205 |
Off |
When on, SBN activates Secure Voice logging. |
+ |
c |
mo206 |
Off |
When on, SBN applies the priority settings in Queue Priorities (program #1725) to the Alarm Queue tab of Data Entry (program #559). When a user selects the Visible check box in the Alarm Queue, SBN displays only those alarms in the queue with a priority that has an X in the Visible column of program #1725. When a user selects the Hidden check box in the Alarm Queue, SBN displays only those alarms in the queue with a priority that does not have an X in the Visible column of program #1725. When off, SBN does not apply the priority settings in Queue Priorities (program #1725) to the Alarm Queue tab of Data Entry (program #559). Regardless of whether the Hidden, Visible, or All check box is selected in the Alarm Queue, SBN displays all alarms in the queue. |
+ |
c |
mo207 |
Off |
When on, SBN automatically uses the Clear Screen monitoring command (CTRL+ALT+Z) to clear an alarm when you attach a timer to it in Dispatch (program #537). |
+ |
v |
mo208 |
blank |
Use this option to define the default threshold, in seconds, for parked audio in the Alarm Queue tab of Data Entry (program #559). |
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v |
mo209 |
blank |
Use this option to define the default maximum time, in seconds, for online audio in the Alarm Queue tab of Data Entry (program #559). |
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v |
mo210 |
blank |
Use this option to define the maximum number of times that SBN attempts to reset audio in the Alarm Queue tab of Data Entry (program #559). |
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v |
mo211 |
blank |
Use this option to define the Audio Error Account. |
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c |
mo212 |
Off |
When on, SBN uses an extra index for the Alarm Queue for Spanish IVR signals. |
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v |
mo213 |
60 |
Use this option to define the maximum number of minutes used to process a 2-way voice call. The default is 60. |
+ |
v |
mo214 |
Voice Test ON |
Use this option to define the default text for monitoring event 244. |
+ |
v |
mo215 |
Voice Test Off |
Use this option to define the default text for monitoring event 245. |
+ |
v |
mo216 |
86400 |
Use this option to define the maximum number of minutes that a 2-way voice call is considered valid. This is the look back time to determine if a 2-way voice call should be handled. |
+ |
v |
mo217 |
RESV |
Use this option to define an installation monitoring status that SBN uses to determine whether to turn a 2-way voice test on for the installation. |
+ |
v |
mo218 |
RESL |
Use this option to define an installation monitoring status that SBN uses to determine whether to turn a 2-way voice test off for the installation. |
+ |
c |
mo219 |
Off |
When on, if a zone has action plan 0 assigned, and the installation panel has a Default Account with the same zone type and the Template Zones check box selected in program #1742, then the action plan from the Default Account zone of the same zone type appears in Dispatch (program #537) rather than action plan 0. Option mo157 must be on to use this option. |
+ |
c |
mo220 |
Off |
When on, SBN displays the Color and Key Type along with the Contact from the Installed Components tab in the Comment column of the Alarm Log when SBN receives an alarm from the zone associated with an Installed Component. When off, SBN displays only the Contact from the Installed Components tab in the Comment column of the Alarm Log. |
+ |
c |
mo221 |
Off |
When on, SBN sends alarm incident emails when an action plan contact has an Alarm Incident Email check box selected in the Contact Details Basic tab of the Action Plans tab. |
+ |
c |
mo222 |
Off |
When on, an Email Send dialog box opens when you insert a zone or group into Test or Runaway mode in the Insert Test tab of program #559. In the Email Send dialog, select whether to email action plan contacts when the selected zone or group goes into Test or Runaway mode, when the zone or group comes out of Test or Runaway mode, or both. |
+ |
| c | mo223 |
Off |
This option activates automatic logoff for inactivity in Dispatch (program #537). |
+ |
v |
mo224 |
5 |
This option provides a value in minutes for automatic logoff for inactivity in Dispatch (program #537) after the specified number of minutes. |
+ |
c |
mo225 |
Off |
When on, a balloon message appears in the notification area on the right side of your Windows taskbar when another user takes an alarm you are handling in Dispatch (program #537). |
+ |
v |
mo228 |
|
Use this option to define the maximum length of time from the present, in minutes, that a user can set the Expiration Date and Time for a temporary skill set in Temporary User Skills (program #531). When a user attempts to save a temporary skill set with an Expiration Date and Time further from the current time than the value of this option, SBN displays an Invalid Date error message. |
+ |
c |
mo229 |
Off |
When on, the Special Information column in the Actions Plans tab of program #559 displays the => symbols only if Special Needs are entered for a contact in the Medical tab of Contact Details. |
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c |
mo230 |
Off |
When on, a dialog box appears on the Dispatch tab of program #559 when you take an alarm that does not match your user skills. The dialog box notifies you that the alarm incident does not match your current skills and prompts you to choose whether to take the alarm or not. When off, the dialog box does not appear. Note: The Use Skills check box does not have to be selected in Dispatch to cause the dialog box to appear. |
+ |
c |
mo231 |
Off |
When on, SBN records the skills for the alarm incident in the Alog Misc 16 column of the Alarm Log when you use alarm events 10 (Alarm ACK), 11 (Alarm ACX), 12 (Alarm Take), and 17 (Extra Acknowledge). When the option is off, SBN does not record the alarm incident skills in the Alog Misc 16 column. |
+ |
c |
mo232 |
On |
When on, this option activates automatic logoff for inactivity in Data Entry Master and Basics (program #559). |
+ |
v |
mo233 |
|
This option provides a value for the number of minutes of inactivity in Data Entry Master and Basics (program #559) for automatic logoff to occur. |
+ |
c |
mo234 |
Off |
When on, SBN displays Installed Component contact information in the Alarm Log tab of program #559. |
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v |
mo235 |
blank |
Use this option to enter a comma-delimited list of event extensions. If you choose the automatic dial button in Dispatch (program #537) for a patrol agency that has the Allow Auto Dispatch check box selected in program #1717 and select one of the event extensions specified by this option, SBN automatically executes the Guard Dispatch monitoring action. If this option is blank, SBN does not execute the automatic Guard Dispatch monitoring action, even if the patrol agency has the Allow Auto Dispatch check box selected in program #1717. |
+ |
c |
mo236 |
Off |
When on, the Force Redirection check box in the Switch Action Plan dialog box of Dispatch (program #537) is selected automatically when the dialog box opens. When this option is off, the Force Redirection check box is not selected. |
+ |
c |
mo237 |
Off |
When on, SBN displays a text description defined in program #1680 in the Alog Misc 3 column of the Alarm Log tab in program #559 when SBN receives an alarm from a concentrator, port, and line number combination defined in program #1680. |
+ |
c |
mo238 |
Off |
When on, SBN automatically assigns dynamic skill level 1 to new alarms in the Alarm Queue tab of program #559 that do not have dynamic skills defined for their zone type in program #1733. |
+ |
c |
mo239 |
Off |
When on, SBN only autofeeds alarms to a user on installations with the same dealer that is assigned to the user in program #1811 when alarm autofeed is enabled in Dispatch (program #537). |
+ |
c |
mo240 |
Off |
With this option on and the "Allow Auto Dispatch" flag unchecked for the assigned guard agency in the Patrol Agencies program (program #1717), if the guard has been dispatched, the other guard commands (arrived, out, etc.) are not required to resolve the alarm. |
+ |
c |
mo241 |
Off |
This option must be on in order to use alarm autofeed in Dispatch (program #537). When this option is off and action 537/146 is off in your action profile, the Autofeed Status field and the Priority and Chronological check boxes do not appear in Dispatch. |
+ |
v |
mo242 |
|
Use this option to define how often, in seconds, SBN applies changes to alarm autofeed status and alarm priority sorting from Temporary User Skills (program #531) to Dispatch (program #537). |
+ |
c |
mo245 |
Off |
When this option is on, SBN sends an email when an alarm with a delay comes out of delay with Restoral. |
+ |
c |
mo246 |
Off |
On=> use redirect aplan for zone new alarm in same group as existing alarm (mo126 must be On). |
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c |
mo247 |
Off |
On=> Defaults keep terminal to unchecked in Attach Timer |
+ |
v |
mo249 |
10 |
Terminal ID polling frequency in second (used by Auto Feed mo241) |
+ |
v |
1 |
(1,2,3) dealer based indicates which phone number to used for auto verify in Dispatch |
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v |
mo251 |
|
URL for the device restart include &pphone& |
+ |
v |
mo252 |
USER |
User name for mo251 |
+ |
v |
mo253 |
PASS |
Password for mo251 |
+ |
v |
mo254 |
|
Zone type for mobile video |
+ |
v |
mo255 |
73 |
Monitoring even number to use for bad phone number |
+ |
v |
mo256 |
WRONG# |
Text to use when checking for wrong# event ext. |
+ |
c |
mo257 |
|
When On, Chronologoical mode in Alarm Queue sorts by acscending order |
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v |
|
Account CID to send remote worker duress signal |
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c |
On |
Auto Guard Dispatch when operator selects DISP as event ext for Call Guard action |
- |
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v |
MOBERROR |
Use this option to define the account number to use for the Mobile SBN error account. This account should be set up by the company. |
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|
blank |
Use this option to define the default text that SBN pages or emails to the specified contacts on the action plan when the you select Message 4. When this option is blank, Message 4 does not appear in the Message drop-down menu in Action Plans. Note: You may enter alternate text for specific dealers and languages. The alternate text is used for installations with the selected dealer and/or language assigned in Data Entry (program #559). |
+ |
||
v |
INCD |
Use this option to define the default monitoring status to use when jumping to Data Entry from Marketing to create a New Installation record. |
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c |
moncol |
Off |
When on, the result grid for the Basic Search tab and the Advanced Search tab in Data Entry (program #559) is color-coded based on the monitoring status of each installation. Active installations appear green. Inactive installations appear red. Note: In the Advanced Search tab, you must choose the Installation radio button for color coding to appear. |
+ |
v |
blank |
Use this option to define the default text that SBN pages or emails to the specified contacts on the action plan when the you select Message 1. When this option is blank, Message 1 does not appear in the Message drop-down menu in Action Plans. Note: You may enter alternate text for specific dealers and languages. The alternate text is used for installations with the selected dealer and/or language assigned in Data Entry (program #559). |
+ |
|
v |
monpag10 |
blank |
Use this option to define the default text that SBN pages or emails to the specified contacts on the action plan when the you select Message 10. When this option is blank, Message 10 does not appear in the Message drop-down menu in Action Plans. Note: You may enter alternate text for specific dealers and languages. The alternate text is used for installations with the selected dealer and/or language assigned in Data Entry (program #559). |
+ |
v |
monpag11 |
blank |
Use this option to define the default text that SBN pages or emails to the specified contacts on the action plan when the you select Message 11. When this option is blank, Message 11 does not appear in the Message drop-down menu in Action Plans. Note: You may enter alternate text for specific dealers and languages. The alternate text is used for installations with the selected dealer and/or language assigned in Data Entry (program #559). |
+ |
v |
monpag12 |
blank |
Use this option to define the default text that SBN pages or emails to the specified contacts on the action plan when the you select Message 12. When this option is blank, Message 12 does not appear in the Message drop-down menu in Action Plans. Note: You may enter alternate text for specific dealers and languages. The alternate text is used for installations with the selected dealer and/or language assigned in Data Entry (program #559). |
+ |
v |
monpag13 |
blank |
Use this option to define the default text that SBN pages or emails to the specified contacts on the action plan when the you select Message 13. When this option is blank, Message 13 does not appear in the Message drop-down menu in Action Plans. Note: You may enter alternate text for specific dealers and languages. The alternate text is used for installations with the selected dealer and/or language assigned in Data Entry (program #559). |
+ |
v |
monpag14 |
blank |
Use this option to define the default text that SBN pages or emails to the specified contacts on the action plan when the you select Message 14. When this option is blank, Message 14 does not appear in the Message drop-down menu in Action Plans. Note: You may enter alternate text for specific dealers and languages. The alternate text is used for installations with the selected dealer and/or language assigned in Data Entry (program #559). |
+ |
v |
monpag15 |
blank |
Use this option to define the default text that SBN pages or emails to the specified contacts on the action plan when the you select Message 15. When this option is blank, Message 15 does not appear in the Message drop-down menu in Action Plans. Note: You may enter alternate text for specific dealers and languages. The alternate text is used for installations with the selected dealer and/or language assigned in Data Entry (program #559). |
+ |
v |
monpag16 |
blank |
Use this option to define the default text that SBN pages or emails to the specified contacts on the action plan when the you select Message 16. When this option is blank, Message 16 does not appear in the Message drop-down menu in Action Plans. Note: You may enter alternate text for specific dealers and languages. The alternate text is used for installations with the selected dealer and/or language assigned in Data Entry (program #559). |
+ |
v |
monpag17 |
blank |
Use this option to define the default text that SBN pages or emails to the specified contacts on the action plan when the you select Message 17. When this option is blank, Message 17 does not appear in the Message drop-down menu in Action Plans. Note: You may enter alternate text for specific dealers and languages. The alternate text is used for installations with the selected dealer and/or language assigned in Data Entry (program #559). |
+ |
v |
monpag18 |
blank |
Use this option to define the default text that SBN pages or emails to the specified contacts on the action plan when the you select Message 18. When this option is blank, Message 18 does not appear in the Message drop-down menu in Action Plans. Note: You may enter alternate text for specific dealers and languages. The alternate text is used for installations with the selected dealer and/or language assigned in Data Entry (program #559). |
+ |
v |
monpag19 |
blank |
Use this option to define the default text that SBN pages or emails to the specified contacts on the action plan when the you select Message 19. When this option is blank, Message 19 does not appear in the Message drop-down menu in Action Plans. Note: You may enter alternate text for specific dealers and languages. The alternate text is used for installations with the selected dealer and/or language assigned in Data Entry (program #559). |
+ |
v |
blank |
Use this option to define the default text that SBN pages or emails to the specified contacts on the action plan when the you select Message 2. When this option is blank, Message 2 does not appear in the Message drop-down menu in Action Plans. Note: You may enter alternate text for specific dealers and languages. The alternate text is used for installations with the selected dealer and/or language assigned in Data Entry (program #559). |
+ |
|
v |
monpag20 |
blank |
Use this option to define the default text that SBN pages or emails to the specified contacts on the action plan when the you select Message 20. When this option is blank, Message 20 does not appear in the Message drop-down menu in Action Plans. Note: You may enter alternate text for specific dealers and languages. The alternate text is used for installations with the selected dealer and/or language assigned in Data Entry (program #559). |
+ |
v |
blank |
Use this option to define the default text that SBN pages or emails to the specified contacts on the action plan when the you select Message 3. When this option is blank, Message 3 does not appear in the Message drop-down menu in Action Plans. Note: You may enter alternate text for specific dealers and languages. The alternate text is used for installations with the selected dealer and/or language assigned in Data Entry (program #559). |
+ |
|
v |
blank |
Use this option to define the default text that SBN pages or emails to the specified contacts on the action plan when the you select Message 5. When this option is blank, Message 5 does not appear in the Message drop-down menu in Action Plans. Note: You may enter alternate text for specific dealers and languages. The alternate text is used for installations with the selected dealer and/or language assigned in Data Entry (program #559). |
+ |
|
v |
blank |
Use this option to define the default text that SBN pages or emails to the specified contacts on the action plan when the you select Message 6. When this option is blank, Message 6 does not appear in the Message drop-down menu in Action Plans. Note: You may enter alternate text for specific dealers and languages. The alternate text is used for installations with the selected dealer and/or language assigned in Data Entry (program #559). |
+ |
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v |
blank |
Use this option to define the default text that SBN pages or emails to the specified contacts on the action plan when the you select Message 7. When this option is blank, Message 7 does not appear in the Message drop-down menu in Action Plans. Note: You may enter alternate text for specific dealers and languages. The alternate text is used for installations with the selected dealer and/or language assigned in Data Entry (program #559). |
+ |
|
v |
blank |
Use this option to define the default text that SBN pages or emails to the specified contacts on the action plan when the you select Message 8. When this option is blank, Message 8 does not appear in the Message drop-down menu in Action Plans. Note: You may enter alternate text for specific dealers and languages. The alternate text is used for installations with the selected dealer and/or language assigned in Data Entry (program #559). |
+ |
|
v |
monpag9 |
blank |
Use this option to define the default text that SBN pages or emails to the specified contacts on the action plan when the you select Message 9. When this option is blank, Message 9 does not appear in the Message drop-down menu in Action Plans. Note: You may enter alternate text for specific dealers and languages. The alternate text is used for installations with the selected dealer and/or language assigned in Data Entry (program #559). |
+ |
v |
ZSYS0001 |
Use this option to define the base error account from Error Accounts (program #1794) for signals from undefined CID numbers. |
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v |
ATI |
Mon status for modified vru install menu |
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c |
ms2008 |
Off |
When this option is on, SBN uses MS SQL 2008. |
|
c |
ms2012 |
Off |
When this option is on, SBN uses MS SQL 2012. |
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v |
|
Use this option to define the country used when implementing the Microsoft Map Point Integration. If the option is blank (default) SBN pulls the country attached to the state defined in the account. (Define the country name in the Country field in States (program #1510.) To default all accounts to one country, set the option to the country name. This overrides the Country field in States (program #1510). |
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c |
mssql |
Off |
When on, SBN uses MS SQL rather than Sybase. |
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v |
1 |
Use this option to define where SBN looks for year and month for a date conversion. This option is used along with mtstyle. |
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11 |
Use this option to define the style number for date formats that contain only the month and year. Select style number from the following list Number Format 2 yy.mm 3 mm/yy 4 mm.yy 11 yy/mm |
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Number of hours to keep in w#ma_alarmlog_lt and w#oc_toclog_lt |
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| Delphi Forms | rgtrform, ruallogform, rugtamform |
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| Program Numbers | 1997, 2021, 2120 | |||