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Floor Plan Definition

Designing a floor plan begins with a background.

This background is a static graphic image that can be

an actual floor plan drawing, a photo, or a simple

graph. Floor plan backgrounds are imported as

Windows metafile graphics (.wmf) that are scalable

so the floor plan view can be easily enlarged or

reduced without distortion. Floor plans can also be

created without a background graphic.

The next step in floor plan definition is to add an ADV

for each device you want to monitor or control from the

floor plan. You can choose from any of the ADVs that

have been defined. Different objects (e.g. doors, panels,

C-100 loops) are available in the Floorplan Toolbox,

representing the different types of ADVs.

Links to other floor plans, or to an Alarm or Event

view, can also be added. In addition, a text block can

be added to the floor plan. For example, if you want

to create a legend explaining the color codes of the

ADVs or give special instructions for the operator

viewing a particular floor plan; just select the text

object from the toolbox, drag it onto the background,

and type in the text.

Once an object has been dragged from the toolbox

onto the floor plan, it has a right-click menu that

allows you to set its properties, copy it, or delete it.

NOTE: A Floor Plan object must be selected (left-click)

before its properties can be changed. Be sure you have

selected the correct object (there is a visible box around

the selected object) before attempting to set its proper-

ties.

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