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Priority sets the priority for event notification for this device type. The range is from 0 to
99 with 0 being the highest priority.
Display enables or disables the displaying of the selected device type in the pending
Alerts window.
Do Not Delete on Confirm applies to certain event types that have an opposite event
type. For example, a Monitor Point Alarm event has a reset of Monitor Point Secure
event. In those cases, where the event type being confirmed has a reset event, the event
will be marked as Confirmed and not automatically closed. The event will only be closed
when the reset event itself is confirmed. Events that do not have a reset event from the
selected device type are closed immediately. Any of the Access Denied or Access Gran-
ted events do not have a reset event associated with them and as such are closed upon
confirmation.
Require Notes enables or disables the requirement for the operator to enter a note
when confirming the event. The note must be at least 3 characters in length. When
enabled the operator cannot confirm the event until a note has been entered.
Show Video displays the live video of the associated network camera.
Show Cardholder displays the photo of the cardholder when access events are dis-
played. This is used in conjunction with the
settings found in System
Options.
Must Confirm requires the operator to confirm the event before it can be closed.
Require Password on Confirm enables the password confirmation option. The oper-
ator will be required to enter the correct password for the selected device type before the
confirm button is enabled. Note that the password is per device type and is not related to
the login password or Windows password in any way. The length of the password can
be up to 16 characters.
Text Instructions is a list of the available instructions that will be presented to the oper-
ator when they are working with an event. You can add, modify, or remove the list of text
instructions by clicking the editor button in the drop down. Each instruction can be up to
8,000 characters.
CCTV Instructions is a list of ASCII characters that will be sent to the local CCTV ser-
vice for controlling analog switchers.