Milestone XProtect Advanced VMS 2014 - Manual (Page 171)

Milestone XProtect ® Advanced
VMS 2014
Administrator's Manual
www.milestonesys.com 171 Management Client elements
Priority
The priority must be specified as a number between 0 (lowest
priority) and 999999 (highest priority).
The same data package may be analyzed for different events. The
ability to assign a priority to each event lets you manage which
event should be triggered if a received package matches the criteria
for several events.
When the system receives a TCP and/or UDP package, analysis of
the packet starts with analysis for the event with the highest priority.
This way, when a package matches the criteria for several events,
only the event with the highest priority is triggered. If a package
matches the criteria for several events with an identical priority, for
example two events with a priority of 999, all events with this priority
is triggered.
Check if expression matches
event string An event string to be tested against the expression entered in the
Expression: field.
Generic event test (properties)
Component Requirement
String to send as generic
event An event string to be tested from within the system by the event
server as a generic event.
Data source to send event
string to See Generic event data source properties (see "Generic event data
source (properties)" on page 172).
Echo from event server and
local error message
A window displaying the echo of the string from the event server in
the following default format:
[X],[Y],[Z],[Name of generic event]
[X] = request number.
[Y] = number of characters.
[Z] = number of matches with a generic event.
[Name of generic event] = name entered in the Name: field.
If no generic events are defined or if no data sources are enabled,
an information message is displayed instead. Other echo formats
can be selected.