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Tracking an alarm history, Viewing identity information, Viewing video feed – Avigilon Access Control Manager - Alarm Monitoring User Manual

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Alarm & Event Monitoring Operator Guide

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Tracking an Alarm History

Some alarms require repeated operations to complete. In order for the operator to familiarize him/

herself with a specific alarm:

1. Display the alarm page.
2. Click to highlight the required alarm.

3. Click the

button.

The History page pops up as described in History Display on page 34.
If there is no history on this alarm, the page only contains details of the alarm and the

message ‘No History’.
If there is a history on this alarm, read it.

4. When you’re finished consulting the history, click the exit button, , at the upper right

hand corner of this page.

Viewing Identity Information

Many alarms are caused by the entry of cards and/or codes, such as when an employee enters a

PIN at a door reader and is granted access. The Access Control Manager application enables the

operator to see who the person associated with the entered token (card or code) is and review the

information entered in the Access Control Manager database.

To review identity information:

1. Select an alarm associated with an identity.

2. Click the

button.

The Identity pop-up screen appears as described in Identity Display on page 35.

3. Review the information on this page which can include a photo enrolled with the

identity.

4. When you’re finished, click the exit button, , at the upper right hand corner of this

page.

Viewing Video Feed

When one or more surveillance cameras have been associated with a specified alarm or alarm

location, you can access and view the location where the alarm occurred using this screen.

To view video coming from a camera feed:

1. From one of the Monitor pages (Alarms, Alarms, or Search), click to highlight the alarm/

alarm whose associated camera you want to view.

Only those alarms or alarms that have a in the left column have been associated with

a camera.

2. Click the

button.