Avigilon Access Control Manager - Alarm Monitoring - Manual (Page 23)

Alarm & Event Monitoring Operator Guide
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An alarm point is indicated by a blinking icon in red like the panel example shown
below in Step 4. Also notice that each input icon indicates its current condition (in this
case 'Closed').
4. To inspect an icon more carefully, mouse over the icon and click.
A more detailed view of the alarm point is provided. For example, if you click on the
alarmed panel at the upper left, a list like this appears:
This lists data on the exact state of the panel.
5. If you click on the sub-panel icon just above the panel, a pop-up like this appears:
6. You can click on the Trace option to perform that operation on the sub-panel.
7. If you click on the door icon, a list of options appear like this:
Each of these options is explained briefly below.
Disable
Disable this door so that no card or code can access it. This keeps
it from operating and allows no access.
Unlock
Unlock the specified door. This door will remain unlocked until the
Lock command is issued, or until another change of state is
directed, either via operator override or scheduled action.
Lock
Lock the specified door. This door will remain locked until the
Unlock command is issued, or until another change of state is
directed, either via operator override or scheduled action.
Grant
Grant the current user access to the specified door. The door will
be momentarily unlocked to permit a single time entry through the
door.
Restore Return the door to its default state.
Mask Held Mask the Door Held Open alarm for this door.
Unmask Held
Unmask the Door Held Open alarm for this door.
Mask Forced Mask the Forced Held Open alarm for this door.