Setup
SETUP 1

SETUP menu contains all the sub-menus, in which the operator canenter the system setup. The setup is performed once, during thesystem initialization and can be re-entered any time during thenormal operation condition in order to add or modify records. The access to the setup is limited by the level of the particular operator authorization.

see also OPERATOR SETUP.


Incoming
INCOMING 2

By clicking on INCOMING command one enters the screen for actual monitoring of the system status, where appear all the incoming events.

In the normal, everyday routine the operator should stay on that screen and pay attention to what is happening.


History
HISTORY 3

In order to view and/or print the events from the archives, the operator must click on the HISTORY command. The other sub-menu allows to delete the whole event log from the hard disk.


Change of shifts
CHANGE OF SHIFTS  4

Change of shifts command should be performed by the operator finishing his work. After clickin on that command the only way to resume the normal operation is to enter the proper password and code number. At that moment in the upper right corner will appear the name of the just logged operator, who is from now on responsible for the security of the system. All events are stamped with his name and date.


General Information
GENERAL INFORMATION  5

ADEMCO NETWORK


Control units
CONTROL UNITS 11

CONTROL UNITS sub-menu allows to perform the setup of the ADEMCO Vista control panels, card readers or other peripherials being added to the system.

It should be noted, that the control panel should be first installed and connected phisically, to avoid the Program alarming constantly about the control panel not responding.


Operators
OPERATORS 12

OPERATORS sub-menu allows the authorized person to enter the new operator, his personal data, access code, password and his limits of access to the system, ranging from full access (usually given only to the boss), to passive management only.


Event Filter
 EVENT FILTER 13

Event Filter is a sheet, where the operator decides, what response to assign to a specific kind of event. It includes the automatic action of the computer.

The BEEP column when checked will result in the PC internal sounder to beep upon the reception of the incoming signal, untill the acknowledgment from the operator is given.

The MESSAGES column enables the rectangular frame with the message to appear momentarily upon the reception of the signal.

AUTOMATIC ACTIVATION enables to assign the particular action to a particular signal. You can select the automatic call of the main mask, the particular control mask or the particular map in case of a given message.


Detectors
DETECTORS  15

This menu opens the sheet, where the operator must setup all the devices that will be used in the system i eg the PIRs, other motion detectors, magnetic contacts, smoke detectors, panic buttons and foot rails, wireless devices etc.

The control panel setup will call this sheet and use those selected items for all customers.

The verbal description is being linked to a specific graphic symbol, representing the detector.

The icons which are recognized by the  WINET program are those with the extension *.ico and can be created

with any simple shareware graphic icon maker or purchased from ADEMCO distributor.


Printer
PRINTER 16

This menu is enabling the operator to assign the printouts of various nature to the particular computer ports. It allows to split the printouts according to the kind of printer available to avoid confusion. Usually there will be a separate printer which prints on-line in a real time the incoming events and messages (perforated

paper - track feed), a separate one for event log dumping and other printouts like customer list(A4 paper, regular feeder).


Languages
LANGUAGES 17

The software is intended to be truly international and each copy contains a database with many language versions at the same time.

Changing the language version is as easy as clicking the mouse, but do not enter the russian language, as you may not be able to return "home" to the english version.


Incoming signals
INCOMING SIGNALS 20

The INCOMING command is for changing from the main menu to the monitoring menu, where the incoming signals appear along with the system status and various command buttons.


List of Control Units
LIST OF CONTROL UNITS 25

All control units that are in the network can be listed in a selected order.

It is a very useful tool for the operator. The print-out of the list of customers as well as a particular customers setup data can be performed on a selected printer by pressing the button of choice on the top of the screen.


List of Events
LIST OF  EVENTS 26

The LIST OF EVENTS contains all the messages that arrived at the PC with the recent ones on top of the list. The highlighted event causes the control panel name to appear in the yellow field in left-upper corner of the screen. The commands are then related to the selected control panel.


Sending a Commands
SENDING A COMMAND  231

The program enables not only to monitor the status of the system, but to send the commands to the control panel. The commands are identical to those available to the user from his keypad, i. eg. arming, disarming, bypassing etc. The commands can be either addressed to one user or all users at the same time (MULTI COMMANDS).


Bypass Command
BYPASS COMMAND 2311

The operator must select the device or zone to be bypassed. It will  e listed as a peripherial with a bypass to remind the operator, that the system is not fully protected.


Remote Command
REMOTE COMMAND 241

Remote command concerns the command sent to the interface module as oposed to the command being sent to the control panel itself.


Multiple Command
MULTIPLE COMMANDS  251

Multiple commands are being sent to more than one control panel. The operator can select some or all control panels to be armed or disarmed simultaneously.


Map
THE MAP  281

The so called MAP is a graphic presentation of the premises which are being protected.

The program requires the graphic file to be a windows bitmap with extension *.BMP.

The operator should first create in the directory c:\WINET a subdirectory \MAPS. In this subdirectory the graphic files can be stored.

To create the map one can use many possible ways.

The easiest and most popular methods of creating a map is to use a graphic program like COREL DRAW! or WINDOWS PAINTBRUSH and create a map, but saving it as a BMP bitmap. The lower resolution the smaller file and thus the faster computer operation.

We recommend to use the resolution below 200 DPI and no more than 16 colors.

The map must be within a limit of a rectangle, and maximum 16 cm wide by 10 cm high (6" x 4").

It is a good idea to create first a frame of the above mentioned size and save it as a FRAME.BMP. Then every tine we create a map we can first import the frame.

The simpler the map the better, as too many details obscure the important things.

The most complicated way of making the map is to scan the drawing on paper and save the file as a bitmap. The scans usually consume enormous amounts of hard disk memory unless the operator is sensible

enough to use 100 DPI monochromatic files.


Clicking Detectror Icon
CLICKING AT THE DETECTOR ICON 2811

The detector being represented by an icon can be placed anywhere within a map area and the position must be saved to be maintained in the future. In case of an alarm the icon representing the detector in alarm will flash and change momentarily to another icon looking like a lightening.


Board
BOARD  211


Searching Archives
SEARCHING IN THE ARCHIVES 31

Operator can access the event log database and ask for the list of events of interest. To be more precise the operator may select only particular parts of the event log (by date, by operator or by type of event).


Deleting Events
DELETING THE EVENTS FROM ARCHIVES 33

This command is final and can not be undone. It can be performed only when the operator finishes the system setup in order to get rid of the false signals stored in the memory. Another ocasion for deleting the event log is when the event log is overflowing and is being periodically dumped to the backup diskette or to the printer.


Select Control Panel
SELECT COTROL PANEL 111

Select the control panel by highlightening it on the list.


New Control Panel
NEW CONTROL PANEL 112

To add another peripherial to the network select NEW and input all the data.


Description
DESCRIPTION  1111

Write a short description to help identification of the control panel/customer system.


Type of control panel
TYPE OF CONTROL PANEL 1112

Select the kind of control panel to be assigned to the particular interface of the network.


Location
LOCATION OF THE CONTROL PANEL 1113

Describe the location of the control panel in order to identify quickly the place from which the alarm arrives.


User Code
USER CODE 1114

The user code is an equivalent to the code assigned for every user of the control panel from the local keypad. Every command sent to the Vista will be recognized by the Vista by the user code, and stamped date \ code. The computer becomes just another user, co-egsisting with the personnel using the keypads.


Paritition
PARTITIONING (BUTTOM)  1115

If the control panel is of the partitioning kind, like Vista 4140 xmpt, 4140 xmpt2, 4111 xm, Vista 30 or Vista 50, the partitions must  be defined and described, as they represent the autonomic sub-system and consequently need separate user codes, separate commands, etc.


Board Number
BOARD NUMBER 1116

Each control panel is connected to the network via the networking interface. There is one interface per each Vista. The interfaces are addresable and the board number means the identification number of the interface. The number must be within the range of 01 - 64.


Description Relay
DESCRIPTION OF THE REMOTE RELAY  1117

Each remote relay available at the interface PCB may control a device of choice, like air conditioning, lights, heating, sounders, etc.


List of Detector
LIST OF DETECTORS  1118

The list contains all detectors / zones which are in the local alarm system. The operator may add, delete or modify the detector and its data from that menu.


Note
NOTE  1119

In the note the Operator should include the details of the premises and the telephone contacts with the person responsible, and also the instruction for action to be undertaken in case of an alarm or fault.


Partitions List
PARTITIONS  11151

I can not help you because I do not know myself.


New Detector Entry
NEW DETECTOR ENTRY 1182

To add the new detector click on the ADD button and setup the detector data.


Description
DESCRIPTION 11811

Add a short description of the detector and its placement position.


Type of Detector
TYPE OF DETECTORS 11812

Select the type of detector from pre-defined table of names and icons (see the DETECTOR SETUP menu).


Map Setting
MAP SETTING  11814

11814 - Map

The so called MAP is a graphic presentation of the premises which are being protected.

The program requires the graphic file to be a windows bitmap with extension *.BMP.

The operator should first create in the directory c:\WINET a subdirectory \MAPS. In this subdirectory the graphic files can be stored.

To create the map one can use many possible ways.

The easiest and most popular methods of creating a map is to use a graphic program like COREL DRAW! or WINDOWS PAINTBRUSH and create a map, but saving it as a BMP bitmap. The lower resolution the smaller

file and thus the faster computer operation.

We recommend to use the resolution below 200 DPI and no more than 16 colors.

The map must be within a limit of a rectangle, and maximum 16 cm wide by 10 cm high (6" x 4").

It is a good idea to create first a frame of the above mentioned size and save it as a FRAME.BMP. Then every tine we create a map we can first import the frame.

The simpler the map the better, as too many details obscure the important things.

The most complicated way of making the map is to scan the drawing on paper and save the file as a bitmap. The scans usually consume enormous amounts of hard disk memory unless the operator is sensible enough to use 100 DPI monochromatic files.


Partition Number
PARTITION NUMBER 11816

Enter the partition number (range 1 - 8)


Placement of the Icon
PLACEMENT OF THE ICON 118141

When the operator first calls a particular map, the icon of the detector is positioned initially in the upper left corner. One should click the mouse to catch the icon and while holding the left mouse button drag it into position.

The detector being represented by an icon can be placed anywhere within a map area and the position must be saved to be maintained in the future. In case of an alarm the icon representing the detector in alarm will flash and change momentarily to another icon looking like a lightening.


Selection of bmp files
SELECTION ON THE BMP FILE  118142

Select the desired graphic file from the subdirectory where you store the maps. You can select one at the time. Many detectors and control panels can share the same map.

The so called MAP is a graphic presentation of the premises which are being protected.

The program requires the graphic file to be a windows bitmap with extension *.BMP.

The operator should first create in the directory c:\WINET a subdirectory \MAPS. In this subdirectory the graphic files can be stored.

To create the map one can use many possible ways.

The easiest and most popular methods of creating a map is to use a graphic program like COREL DRAW! or WINDOWS PAINTBRUSH and create a map, but saving it as a BMP bitmap. The lower resolution the smaller

file and thus the faster computer operation.

We recommend to use the resolution below 200 DPI and no more than 16 colors.

The map must be within a limit of a rectangle, and maximum 16 cm wide by 10 cm high (6" x 4").

It is a good idea to create first a frame of the above mentioned size and save it as a FRAME.BMP. Then every tine we create a map we can first import the frame.

The simpler the map the better, as too many details obscure the important things.

The most complicated way of making the map is to scan the drawing on paper and save the file as a bitmap. The scans usually consume enormous amounts of hard disk memory unless the operator is sensible enough to use 100 DPI monochromatic files.


Select the Operator
SELECT THE  OPERATOR 121

Highlight the operator you want to select.


New Operator Entry
NEW OPERATOR ENTRY 122

To add a new person to the existing list of operators, click the button ADD.


Personal Operator Data
PERSONAL DATA 1211

Enter the personal data of the operator.


Access Code
ACCESS CODE 1212

Give the operator an access code to the program.


Password
PASSWORD  1213

Let the operator choose for himself the password for the protection of the unauthorized access to the programme.


List Operator
LIST OF OPERATOR 123

On the list are all Operators that have been entered to the system.


Event Filter
EVENT FILTER 131

Event Filter is a sheet, where the operator decides, what response to assign to a specific kind of event. It includes the automatic activation of the remote and local relays and a sounder.

The BEEP column when checked will result in the PC internal sounder to beep upon the reception of the incoming signal, untill the acknowledgment from the operator is given.

The MESSAGES column enables the rectangular frame with the message to appear momentarily upon the reception of the signal.

AUTOMATIC ACTIVATION enables to assign the particular action to a particular signal. You can select the automatic call of the main mask, the particular control mask or the particular map in case of a given message.


Description Detector
DESCRIPTION DETECTOR 151

Enter the short description of the detector of choice.

Create as many detector types as you can think of, so to have them ready for the future use.


Selection Ico Files
SELECTION ICO FILES 152

It is a good idea to create a separate subdirectory \ICONS inside the WINET directory. The icons representing the detectors must be stored in that subdirectory.

The icons can be made by the user with any simple icon graphic program or can be purchased as a separate diskette from ADEMCO. The latest version of WINET includes the basic set of icons in the main installation diskette package.


Printouts Setup
PRINTOUTS SETUP 161

This menu is enabling the operator to assign the printouts of various nature to the particular computer ports. It allows  o split the printouts according to the kind of printer available to avoid confusion.

Usually there will be a separate printer which prints on-line, in a real time mode the incoming events and messages (perforated paper - track feed), a separate one for event log dumping and other printouts like customer list(A4 paper, regular feeder).


Print View
PRINT VIEW 311

Choose if you want to print the list or just view it on the screen. If you choose view, you can still decide to print.


Short Full
SHORT FULL 312

Choose the short or full raport to be generated.


Date of Search
DATE OF SEARCH 313

Enter the date bracket of your interest. Define since which and to which day the computer must view the event

log database.


Hours of search
HOURS OF SEARCH 314

Enter the precise time of the date bracket of your interest. Define since which day/hour and to which day/hour the computer must view the event log database.


Selection Control Units
SELECTION OF CONTROL UNITS 315

Select, which control units are of your interest to view the event log database.


Selection of type of Events
SELECTION OF TYPE OF EVENTS 316

You may select the events of your interest to avoid the unnecessary amount of data which is not needed.


Selection of the Operator
SELECTION OF THE OPERATOR 317

You may select one or more operators, which are assigned to the events being searched, This way you can evaluate the work of one particular person, and see the events that occured during his shifts.


List of Events
LIST OF EVENTS 3111


Password Entry
PASSWORD ENTRY 41

Enter the password and the personal security code. The code is four digits and the password is any word consisting of letters, digits and ASCII characters.

The password is assigned in the operator setup.