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You will enter a definition for the type of

communication the loop uses (e.g., RS-232 or RS-

485), and the communication settings for your com

ports or TCP/IP address. Once a loop is added to a

Communication Server, panels can be added to the

loop.

Panels are added to communication loops. The

panel definition includes basic information on the

type of panel (e.g., NS2+, N-1000 series, PW-2000

series or P-Series), the card format it accepts, time

zones, inputs, outputs, groups, and readers.

Interlocking of input points and output points, as

well as shunt times and similar details, are entered in

the panel definition.

Servers configured on the Device Map allow

communication and control between various WIN-

PAK devices and databases, including the Command

File Server, Communication Servers, Guard Tour

Server, Schedule Server, and Tracking and Muster

Server.

ADVs (abstract devices) should be created as each

device is defined. The ADV can be assigned to an

object placed on floor plans or control map that have

both monitoring and control functions.

Digital Video is a branch on the device map which

defines the digital video recorder system. For each

Digital Video connected to WIN-PAK, a seperate

device is added to the device map.

5 - Define Access Areas, Tracking Areas and

Control Areas

Access Areas are defined by adding entrances

[doors and readers from the control panels] to a tree

structure. Access Areas list entrances and indicate

where they are located. The Access Areas are then

used to define Access Levels.

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