PowerManage user manual

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Table of Contents

GETTING STARTED 4
Introduction to PowerManage 4
Introduction to the PowerManage web help 4
Compatible systems 4
Regular tasks to perform 4
Setting up PowerManage 4
Server parameter configuration methods 4
PowerManage architecture 5
Navigating the user interface 6
Navigating the MY PROCESSES pane 9
Using the search filter 9
Logging on to the PowerManage system 10
Resetting a forgotten password 11
Changing your logon password 11
Configuring the server parameters by using the PowerManage web application 11
Configuring the server parameters by using the PowerManage Management Console 11

PANELS PAGE 12
Adding panels to the server 14
Adding a panel to the server 15
Servicing panels 15
Refreshing a panel configuration 16
Pushing a basic configuration to one or more panels 16
Assigning a panel to a different group 16
Marking one or more panels for service on the Panels page 16
Reassigning one or more panels that are marked for service 16
Resolving faults in one or more panels 17
Suspending faults in one or more panels 17
Creating a new report on the Panels page 17

PANEL HUB 18
Viewing a panel in the panel hub 19
Marking a panel for service in the panels hub 19
Reassigning a panel for service in the panels hub 19
Resolving faults in a panel in the panels hub 20
Suspending faults in a panel in the panels hub 20
Resuming faults in a panel in the panels hub 20
Devices tab 21
Adding a wireless device to a panel 23
Refreshing the Received Signal Strength Indicator of a panel 23
Viewing all devices with troubles in a panel 23
Performing a walktest on all eligible devices 23
Bypassing, soak testing, and marking a device as rarely triggered 23
Renaming or removing a device 24
Editing the configuration of a device 24
Using the VIDEO ON DEMAND tab 25

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 Viewing device video footage 25
Temperature and light readings on the METEO tab 26
Viewing device smart temperature or light readings 27
Using the PARENT and CHILDREN tabs 27
Info tab 29
Editing basic panel and customer information 30
State tab 31
Configuration tab 33
Current and previous panel configurations list 34
Creating a basic configuration from an existing panel configuration 35
Synchronizing the configuration of an individual panel 35
Editing the configuration settings of an individual panel 35
Locations tab 36
Processes tab 37
Reports tab 38
Logs tab 39
Downloading a panel log file in the panels hub 40
Remote inspections tab 41
Scheduling a remote inspection for an individual panel 42
Events tab 43
Firmware tab 45
Upgrading the firmware of an individual panel in the panel hub 45
Keypad tab 46

REMOTE INSPECTION PAGE 47

Remote inspection tests 48
Remote inspection values 49
Creating a remote inspection for a batch of panels 50
Scheduling one or more remote inspections for a batch of panels 50
Canceling a remote inspection 50
Running a remote inspection manually 51

EVENTS PAGE 52
Examining event video on the Events page 53
Examining events on the Events page 54
Viewing an event or multiple events on the Events page 55

REPORTS PAGE 56
Creating new reports 57
Creating a new report for all panels in the server 58
Stopping or removing a report from the Reports page 58

FIRMWARE PAGE 59
Mass upgrading the firmware of a device 60

SYSTEM DROP-DOWN MENU 61

Groups page 61
Group parameters 62

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Adding a new group 64
Group hub 64
CS communicating tab in the group hub 65
Group central station communication settings 66
Configuring the central station communication settings for a group 67
Processes page 68
Processes page duration column 69
Stopping a process 69
Users page 70
Default super admin 71
Removing, suspending and enabling users 71
Adding or editing users 71
Adding a new user 72
Editing user information 72
Roles page 73
Role types 73
Adding a new role 74
Editing a role 74
Central stations page 75
Adding or editing central stations 76
Adding a central station 76
Editing a central station configuration 77
Removing a central station 77
Basic configurations page 78
Basic configuration parameters 79
Editing a basic configuration 80
Removing a basic configuration 80
Installers page 81
Accepting or rejecting installers 81
Interactive users page 82
Registering a user on the server with the mobile application 82
Dashboard page 83

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 Getting started
Introduction to PowerManage
Use the PowerManage service management platform to manage panels remotely in real time from a central monitoring station (CMS) and with an internet pro-
tocol (IP) receiver.
Advantages of the PowerManage server:
l Receiver: PowerManage serves as an IP receiver for regular events and video events.
l Resolve: PowerManage enables home control and services such as reports, tests and panel configuration.
l Interactive: PowerManage enables users and installers to access the panel with the mobile application.

Introduction to the PowerManage web help

The PowerManage documentation provides monitoring service provider operators and IT managers instruction on managing the following:
l The PowerManage service management platform
l Security alarm panels
l Panel configurations
l Groups of monitored panels
l Alarms and events
l System tasks

Compatible systems
PowerManage supports the following security systems:
l Visonic PowerMaster panels
l Neo and PowerSeries Pro systems
l SIA-IP protocol communication based monitoring systems

Regular tasks to perform

l View and handle security and maintenance events. For more information, see Events page.
l Configure panels
l Diagnose and resolve panels
l Perform inspections, reports, and firmware upgrades. For more information about remote inspections, see Remote inspections page. For more
information about reports, see Reports page. For more information about firmware upgrades, see Firmware page.
l Enable and disable homeowner and installer access to panels by using the user and installer mobile applications. For more information, see user and
installer apps in Table 7.
l Add new panels to the server. For more information, see Adding a panel to the server.

Setting up PowerManage
1. Plan the permission framework.
a. To group similar panels together and perform common actions to large groups of panels at once, create panel groups. For more information on adding
groups see Adding a new group.
b. Add server users. For more information, see Adding a new user.
c. To define the permissions of the server users, create roles to connect to each server user. For more information on creating roles and defining permissions,
see Roles page.
2. To organize the user hierarchy of the server, define the administrator and the operator accounts on Users page.

Server parameter configuration methods

Configure the PowerManage server parameters with one of the following methods:
l The PowerManage application web site. For more information, see Configuring the server parameters by using the web application.
l The PowerManage Management Console. For more information, see Configuring the server parameters by using the console.

Related topics
PowerManage architecture
Navigating the user interface
Navigating the MY PROCESSES pane

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Using the search filter
Logging on to the PowerManage system

PowerManage architecture
Figure: PowerManage architecture

Table 1. PowerManage architecture components

Callout Name Description

1 PowerManage The PowerManage server

server

2 Receiver The PowerManage receives events from the panel by IP or GPRS communication and with the
following protocols:
l Standard protocols, such as SIA and CID
l Standard protocols, such as MLR-2 or FEP, to transfer events to automation receiver
and control applications
l Proprietary protocol, VISNAP, for communication, such as video verification

3 Resolve Enables the server operator to control and view panel parameters, as well as run tests and cre-
ate reports

4 One-click Click to view recent events and any related images or video clips in PowerManage

5 VDCP protocol Enables the operation of large numbers of panels simultaneously and enables PowerManage to
connect to third party applications through a two-way interface. The two-way interface is a
Python based program.

6 Interactive app The user application enables homeowners to perform most operations that are permitted to a
panel user. For example, homeowners can view the security system status, remotely arm or dis-
arm the system, receive image verification and view historical logs on a mobile device or remote
PC.

The installer mobile application enables the installer to view and configure the panel remotely
without visiting the customer's residence.

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Navigating the user interface
Figure: Navigating the user interface

Table 2. User interface elements

Callout Name Description

1 PowerManage Click to view the version, build number, local time and timezone of the server. The Power-
logo Manage software version displays beside the PowerManage logo.

To change the PowerManage logo to a custom logo, contact technical support.

2 Navigation To view a page, click the page name in the navigation pane.
pane
If a menu option does not display for a server user, it can be due to any of the following reasons:
l The required privileges are not defined in the user's role. For more information on
roles, see Roles page.
l The PowerManage server has licensing logic that removes some of the server's func-
tionality. If pages are missing and it is not due to undefined privileges, contact technical
support.

3 Search bar Search a page by using by free typing or a number of search filter options. For more information,
see Using the search filter.

4 User icon Click the user icon to open a list with the following options:
l Settings: To define the automatic log out time, alarm supervision settings, and lan-
guage for the server user, from the user icon list, click Settings.
l Edit Profile: To edit the phone number and country of the server user, from the user
icon list, click Edit Profile.
l Change Password: To change the password of the server user, from the user icon
list, click Change Password.
l Help: To view the PowerManage web help, from the user icon list, click Help.
l Logout: To log out of the PowerManage web user interface, from the user icon list,
click Logout.

The user icon displays the initial of the first name of the user that is logged on. The initials DS dis-
play for the default super admin user icon. For more information about users, see Users page.

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 5 MY The MY PROCESSES pane displays the processes that are currently running and the most
PROCESSES recently finished processes that were initiated by the user's computer. For more information
pane about the MY PROCESSES pane, see Navigating the MY PROCESSES pane.

Figure: Navigation pane

Table 3. Navigation pane pages and lists

Callout Name Description

1 Panels Manage the panels that are enrolled on the server. You can enroll panels manually or automatically.
page To enroll a new panel, see Adding a panel to the server. For more information about Panels page,
see Panels page.

To examine a panel in the panel hub, on the Panels page, click the panel name. For more inform-
ation about the panel hub, see Panel hub.

The sub-menus Faulty Panels and Suspended Faults are examples of preset saved search fil-
ters that are related to the Panels page. Click X to delete the saved search filter.

2 Remote Open the Remote inspection page to view, run, and schedule health tests for the panels that are
inspection enrolled in the server. For more information, see Remote inspections page.
page
To run or view a remote inspection for an individual panel, open the panel in the panel hub and go to
the REMOTE INSPECTIONS tab. For more information, see Remote inspections tab.

3 Events The Events page displays all of the events that are received from all enrolled panels. For more
page information, see Events page.

4 Reports View, create, stop, and remove reports on the Reports page. Reports are in CSV or PDF format.
page For more information about reports, see Reports page.

If you create a report on the Reports page, the report runs on all panels that are enrolled on the
server. To create a report for an individual panel, see Creating a new report on the Panels page.

5 Firmware Mass upgrade the firmware of a group of panels or devices on the Firmware page. For more inform-
page ation, see Firmware page.

6 System list To manage issues related to the server, select the required page from the System list. Manage
server issues related to the following categories: groups, processes, users, roles, action log, central
stations, basic configurations, installers, interactive users and dashboard. For more information,
see Table 4.

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Figure: Navigating the System list

Table 4. System list pages

Callout Name Description

1 Groups page Manage panel groups on the Groups page. A group is a collection of panels that share the
same configuration settings. For more information, see Groups page.

2 Processes View a list of all the processes that run on the server on the Processes page. For more inform-
page ation, see Processes page.

3 Users page Create, remove, suspend, or enable server users on the Users page. For more information,
see Users page.

4 Roles page Manage the roles types that you can assign to users. For more information, see Roles page.

5 Action log View all of the actions made by the user that is logged on. The Actions log page logs actions in
page chronological order. A Success or Failure status does not mean that an action finishes with
success or failure, it indicates if the action started with success or failure.

6 Central sta- PowerManage can also function as a receiver that forwards events from security panels to auto-
tions page mation servers or central stations. Manage the information panels communicate on the Cen-
tral stations page. For more information, see Central stations page.

7 Basic con- Manage basic configurations that you can push to multiple panels at once in the Basic Con-
figurations figurations page. For more information, see Basic configurations page.
page

8 Installers page Manage installer access to the panel with the mobile application on the Installers page. For
more information, see Installers page.

9 Interactive Manage user access to the panel with the mobile application on the Interactive users page.
users page For more information, see Interactive users page.

10 Dashboard View the overall statistical data from the server in a visual format on the Dashboard page. For
page more information, see Dashboard page.

Related topics
Navigating the MY PROCESSES pane
Using the search filter

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Navigating the MY PROCESSES pane
The MY PROCESSES pane displays the most recent processes run by the user on the current computer. To view more information about a process, in the MY
PROCESSES pane, click the process.
For more information about all processes on the server, see Processes page. For more information about the processes of an individual panel, see Processes
tab.

Figure: Navigating the MY PROCESSES pane

Table 5. MY PROCESS pane interface elements

Callout Name Description

1 Process The colored line under each process signifies the following statuses:
status
l Gray: The process has not started.
color
l Yellow: The process is in progress.
l Green: The process finishes successfully.
l Red: The process fails.

2 Click to remove all of the processes from the processes pane.

3 Click to remove a process from the processes pane.

Related topics
Navigating the user interface
Using the search filter

Using the search filter

Filter the search by one of the following methods:
l Type a search term in the Search bar and click SEARCH.
l Select one or more key-value pairs in the Search list.
l Begin to type key-value pairs and click the desired option in the auto-complete list.

Figure: Navigating the search filter selection

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Table 6. Search interface elements
Callout Name Description

1 Selected filters When you select a Search list key-value pair, the key-value pair saves in the
Search bar as a filter. Filter the search to return a match of one or more key-value
pairs that you set in the Search list.

Click a filter in the Search bar to remove it from the search.

2 Search bar Enter a term or key-value pair in the Search bar to search the selected page.

Click the Search bar or start to enter a key or value in the Search bar and a list of
options appears. Select a key and pair from the auto-complete list and the key-
value pair saves in the Search bar.

3 Cancel search Click to cancel a search.

4 Search list button Click to filter the search with one or more key-value pairs.

Click the search bar to select a key and a related value, one at a time.

5 SEARCH Click to search the selected page with a filter or search.

6 SAVE CURRENT SEARCH Click to save your key-value pairs as a preset search. The saved search appears
in the navigation pane in a drop-down list under the related page name.

Faulty Panels and Suspended Faults are examples of preset saved searches
that appear under the Panels page in the navigation pane. To delete a saved
search on the navigation pane, click the X next to it.

7 Selected values Click a search value to add it to the selected filters in the search bar. You can only
select one value per key. The key-value pairs change depending on the page that
is selected.

Use the scroll bar to scroll horizontally through the search keys and values.

Related topics
Navigating the user interface
Navigating the MY PROCESSES pane

Logging on to the PowerManage system

Access the PowerManage system with an email address and password. A user's email address and password identify the user and are set when the user is
added to the server. For more information on adding a user to the server, see Adding a new user. To change a user's email address, see Editing user inform-
ation.
For more information about logging in as the Default Super Admin, see Default super admin.

Figure: PowerManage logon

Related topics
Resetting a forgotten password
Changing your logon password
Users page

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 Resetting a forgotten password
1. From the LOGIN dialog box, click FORGOT PASSWORD in the lower-left corner.
2. Enter your registered email address in the email field and click REMIND.
3. Log on to the email account of the address you provide and retrieve your new password.
Note: If you cannot find the email with the password reset in your inbox, check your spam folder.
4. Log on with your email address and new password.

Related topics
Changing your logon password
Logging on to the PowerManage system

Changing your logon password

1. Click the user icon in the upper-right of any page.
2. From the User list, select Change Password.
3. Enter your current password in the Current Password field.
4. Enter your new password in the New Passwordand Confirm Password fields.
5. Click SAVE.
Note: To change the password of a server user with fewer permissions, navigate to the user on the Users page and click the edit user icon. For more inform-
ation, see Edit user in Table 38.

Related topics
Resetting a forgotten password
Logging on to the PowerManage system

Configuring the server parameters by using the PowerManage web application

1. Open a web browser.
Note: The PowerManage server does not support Internet Explorer or Opera.
2. Enter the IP address or the DNS name of your PowerManage server. For example, enter: https://<server URL name>.
3. To log on, enter the default username and password:
l Username: [email protected]
l Password: Admin123
Important: Change the default admin password as soon as possible. For more information, see Changing your logon password.

Configuring the server parameters by using the PowerManage Management Console

Note: Use the Management Console to configure the server in the initial stages of the panel installation. It is also mandatory to use the Management Console to
configure the internet connection during the setup stages. The Management Console is also referred to as MMI.
1. To log on to the PowerManage server, use an SSH program such as PuTTY, or use the web browser URL: <power-manage DNS name>:2200.
2. Enter the default username, root.
3. Enter the default password, visonic.
Note: If you log on for the first time, you are prompted to enter a new password after this step.

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Panels page
You can view a list of all of the panels that are enrolled on the server on the Panels page.

Figure: Navigating the Panels page

Table 7. Panels page interface elements

Callout Name Description

1 Last panel Click to view the last panel viewed in the panel hub
viewed

2 Panel filter Customized search filters that you create for the Panels page appear here. For more information,
see Using the search filter.

The preset Faulty Panels and Suspended Faults search filters appear by default. Click Faulty
Panels to filter the panels page to only display panels with faults. Click Suspended Faults to filter
the panels page to only display panels with suspended faults.

3 Check box Select the check box of one or more panels to enable SERVICE, FAULTS, and CREATE
REPORT.

4 Panel Displays the panel name and panel ID. By default, the panel name is the panel ID. To change this to
name and a custom name, edit the panel information in the panel hub. For more information, see EDIT in
account Table 10. For more information on changing the panel name or account, see Editing basic panel
and customer information.
Note: For Neo panels, the panel ID is the integration identification number. To find this number,
enter [851][422] in the panel keypad.

Select the panel name to open the panel in the panel hub. For more information about the panel
hub, see Panel hub.

5 SERVICE To perform an action on one or more selected panels, from the SERVICE list, select one of the fol-
lowing options:
l Change Group
l Refresh State
l Refresh configuration
l Push Basic Configuration
l Remove
For more information on servicing panels, see Servicing panels.

To enable SERVICE, select the check box of one or more panel rows.

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6 FAULTS To perform an action on one or more selected panels, from the FAULTS list, select one of the fol-
lowing options:
l Mark for service
l Reassign
l Resolve faults
l Suspend faults
l Resume faults
For more information on servicing panels, see Servicing panels.

To enable FAULTS, select the check box of one or more panel rows.

7 GROUP The group that the panel connects to displays in the GROUP column. For more information about
column groups, see Groups page.

Click the group name to open the group hub. For more information about the group hub, see .

8 CREATE Click to create a new report for one or more selected panels. For more information about creating a
REPORT report, see Creating new reports and Creating a new report on the Panels page.

To enable CREATE REPORT, select the check box of one or more panel rows.

9 Connection The G icon represents a GPRS or cellular connection and the B icon represents an Ethernet or
status broadband connection. The color of an icon represents the following information:
l If an icon is gray, no communication channel is present.
l If an icon is green, the communication channel is present and the server receives
keepalive messages from the panel.
l If an icon is blue, there is an open connection between the panel and the server.
l If an icon is red, the communication channel is present but the server does not receive
keepalive messages from the panel.
l If an icon is black, keepalive messages are disabled in the panel's group.
Note:
l You can only disable keepalive messages for Neo panel groups.
l The icon, Bg, indicates that the cellular connection is through an Ethernet board.

10 Panel The model of the panel

model

11 EVENTS The EVENTS column contains a summary of alarm and alert events. The bell symbols indicates an
column alarm and the warning symbol indicates an alert. For more information on events, see Event sever-
ity in Table 28.

Click the bell symbol to view a list of alarms from the panel and click the warning symbol to view a list
of alerts from the panel.

If there are no events, or all events are resolved, a green check mark displays.

12 FAULTS The FAULTS column displays any faults that affect the panel.
column
Hover over a fault icon to see a detailed description of the fault. Click a fault to view a list of all faults
from the panel.

If a panel is marked for service, a user icon appears to left of the FAULTS column with the initial of
the user that is assigned to service the panel. For more information about marking or reassigning a
panel for service, see Marking a panel for service in the Panels hub and Reassigning one or more
panels that are marked for service.

13 User and Click to open the user and installer apps dialog box and perform one of the following actions:
installer
l To allow a user to access the application by using the mobile application, turn on User
apps
App.
l To disallow a user to access the application by using the mobile application, turn off User
App.
l To allow an installer to access the application by using the mobile application, turn on
Installer App.
l To disallow an installer to access the application by using the mobile application, turn off
Installer App.

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 14 ADD Click to add a new panel to the server. For more information on adding a panel to the server, see
PANEL Adding panels to the server.

15 RI column The RI column displays the status of the last remote inspection.

Click the RI icon to open the panel on the REMOTE INSPECTIONS tab in the panel hub. For more
information about REMOTE INSPECTIONS tab, see Remote inspections tab .

Related topics
Servicing panels
Adding panels to the server
Adding a panel to the server
Assigning a panel to a different group
Creating a new report on the Panels page
Marking one or more panels for service on the Panels page
Pushing a basic configuration to one or more panels
Reassigning one or more panels that are marked for service
Refreshing a panel configuration
Resolving faults in one or more panels
Suspending faults in one or more panels

Adding panels to the server

Add a panel to the server on the Panels page.
Note: By default, panels auto-enroll on the server. To disable auto-enroll, contact technical support.

Figure: ADD PANEL dialog box

To add a panel, click ADD PANEL on the Panels page. For more information, see ADD PANEL in Table 7.

In the ADD PANEL dialog box, enter the panel information. See the following definition list for descriptions of the dialog box fields:

Table 8. ADD PANEL dialog box elements

Callout Name Description

1 Panel From the Panel type list, select the panel type.
type

2 Panel Id In the Panel ID field, enter the panel identification number.

Note: For Neo panels, enter the integration identification number in panel installer menu: [851]
[422].

3 Name In the Name field, enter a name for the panel.

The panel name identifies the panel to mobile application users. If no panel name is entered, the
panel ID appears instead.

4 Account To connect the panel to an automation or central station, enter the ID number of the automation or
central station in the Account field.

5 Group From the Group list, select the group that you want to associate the panel with.

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 6 Client Select or clear the Cellular and Ethernet check boxes to define how the panel connects to the
Type server. You can select Cellular, Ethernet, or both.

7 SIM num- In the SIM number field, enter the number of the SIM card in the panel. The number is used to send
ber a wake-up SMS to the panel.
Note: The SIM number is equivalent to a phone number.

8 Customer Enter the customer's information in the Name, Email, Phone, Address, and Remark fields.
Info
Note:Apart from the Email field, this information is stored and not used.

Adding a panel to the server

1. In the navigation pane, select Panels.
2. On the Panels page, click ADD PANEL.
3. Enter the required information in the ADD PANEL dialog box fields. For more information on the ADD PANEL dialog box fields, see Adding panels to the
server.
4. Click SAVE.

Related topics
Servicing panels
Panels page

Servicing panels
You can service an individual panel in the panel hub, or multiple panels at once in the Panels page. When servicing a panel with the SERVICE or FAULTS lists,
see the following definitions:

Table 9. Panel servicing options

Action Description

Change Group Move one or more panels from one group to another. For more information about groups, see Groups
page

Refresh State Refresh the most up-to-date information for one or more panels, such as the faults and panel status

Refresh Con- Refresh the configuration parameters of one or more panels.

figuration

Push Basic Con- Push a custom basic configuration to one or more panels. For more information about creating a basic con-
figuration figuration, see Creating a basic configuration from an existing panel configuration.

Remove Remove one or more panels from the server

Note: If the server is set to auto-enroll and the panel is still connected to the server, the panel enrolls
again.

Mark for service Mark one or more panels for service. If you mark a panel for service, the service icon and the user icon of the
user that the task is assigned to appear in the FAULTS column on the Panels page. The user icon features
the initials of the assigned server user.
Reassign Assign the service task of one or more panels to a different server user

Resolve faults Remove the service icon and user icon from one or more panels that are marked for service

Suspend faults Suspend a fault on one or more panels until a specified date. The fault icons become gray in the FAULTS
column on the Panels page.

Resume faults Resume suspended faults on one or more panels

Related topics
Panels page
Panel hub
Adding panels to the server
Adding a panel to the server
Assigning a panel to a different group
Creating a new report on the Panels page
Enabling automatic panel enrollment
Marking one or more panels for service on the Panels page
Pushing a basic configuration to one or more panels

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 Reassigning one or more panels that are marked for service
Refreshing a panel configuration
Resolving faults in one or more panels
Suspending faults in one or more panels

Refreshing a panel configuration

1. In the navigation pane, select Panels.
2. Select the check box of one or more panels to refresh.
3. From the SERVICE list, select Refresh configuration.
A Download configuration process appears in the MY PROCESSES pane.

Related topics
Servicing panels
Panels page

Pushing a basic configuration to one or more panels

1. In the navigation pane, click Panels.
2. Select the check box of one or more panels to configure.
3. From the SERVICE list, select Push Basic Configuration.
4. In the PUSH BASIC CONFIG dialog box, select a basic configuration.
5. Click PUSH.

Related topics
Servicing panels
Panels page

Assigning a panel to a different group

1. From the navigation pane, select Panels.
2. Select the check box of one or more panels to reassign.
3. From the SERVICE list, select Change group.
4. In the ASSIGN PANEL TO GROUP dialog box, select a group from the Group list.
5. Click SAVE.

Related topics
Servicing panels
Panels page

Marking one or more panels for service on the Panels page

1. In the navigation pane, click Panels.
2. Select the check box of one or more panels to mark for service.
3. From the FAULTS list, select Mark for service.
4. In the MARK PANEL FOR SERVICE dialog box, from the To field, select a user.
5. Enter a comment in the Comment field.
6. Click SAVE.

Related topics
Servicing panels
Panels page

Reassigning one or more panels that are marked for service

1. In the navigation pane, click Panels.
2. Select the check box of one or more panels to reassign.
3. From the FAULTS list, select Reassign.
4. In the REASSIGN PANEL FOR SERVICE dialog box, from the To field, select a user.
5. Enter a comment in the Comment field.
6. Click SAVE.

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 Related topics
Servicing panels
Panels page

Resolving faults in one or more panels

1. In the navigation pane, click Panels.
2. Select the check box of one or more panels.
3. From the FAULTS list, select Resolve faults.
4. In the RESOLVE FAULTS dialog box, select one or more faults to resolve.
Note: Only resolvable faults appear.
5. Click SAVE.

Related topics
Servicing panels
Panels page

Suspending faults in one or more panels

1. In the navigation pane, click Panels.
2. Select the check box of one or more panels.
3. From the FAULTS list, select Suspend faults.
4. In the SUSPEND FAULTS dialog box, select one or more faults to resolve.
5. Enter a date in the Suspend until field manually or with the calendar.
6. Click SAVE.

Related topics
Servicing panels
Panels page

Creating a new report on the Panels page

1. In the navigation pane, click Panels.
2. Select the check box of one or more panels.
3. Click CREATE REPORT.
4. Enter a report name in the Report Name field and configure the settings to define your report. For more information on report settings, see Creating new
reports.
5. Click SAVE.
The report now appears on the Reports page.

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Servicing panels
Panels page

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Panel hub
View and configure detailed information for an individual panel in the panel hub. For more information on viewing a panel in the panel hub, see Viewing a panel
in the panel hub.
The panel data is categorized by the following tabs. For more information, see Panel hub tabs in Table 10.
l DEVICES: Manage all devices that connect to the panel. For more information, see Devices tab.
l INFO: View and edit general information about the panel and the customer, and leave comments about a panel. For more information, see Info tab.
l STATE: Arm and disarm panels and partitions. For more information, see State tab.
l CONFIGURATION: Configure an individual panel and its zones, outputs, communication, and user settings. For more information, see Con-
figuration tab.
l PROCESSES: View a list of all finished processes for a panel. For more information, see Processes tab.
l REPORTS: View all reports that have occurred or are scheduled for a panel. For more information, see Reports tab.
l LOGS: View a panel's log files. For more information, see Logs tab.
l REMOTE INSPECTIONS: Manage the remote inspections for a panel. For more information, see Remote Inspections tab.
l EVENTS: View events related to a panel. For more information, see Events tab.
l FIRMWARE: Upgrade an individual panel's software and its connected devices. For more information, see Firmware tab.
l KEYPAD: Use a virtual keypad interface. For more information, see Keypad tab.
Note: A Neo panel requires activation the first time you open it in the panel hub. If the message This panel has not been activated yet and cannot be cor-
rectly managed from PowerManager appears below the panel hub tabs, click ACTIVATE. In the ACTIVATE PANEL dialog box, enter the panel's installer
code in the Installer Code field and click ACTIVATE.

Figure: Panel hub

Table 10. Panel hub interface elements

Callout Name Description

1 Last viewed Click to view the last viewed panel in the panel hub.
panel

2 Online status The bulb color signifies the status of the connection between the panel and the server. Hover
over the bulb to see a text description of the connection status.

If the bulb is blue, the panel has open connection to the server. Commands from the
server execute immediately.

If the bulb is gray, keepalive messages are disabled in the group that the panel asso-
ciates with.

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 If the bulb is white with a red outline, the panel is offline. There is no open connection
and the server does not receive keepalive messages from the panel.

If the bulb is green, the panel is online. The the server receives keepalive messages
from the panel.

3 Panel name Displays the panel name and account number of the selected panel

4 Status stream A stream of various statuses. The status stream may not be up-to-date if the online status bulb is
not green.

5 Panel hub tabs Click a tab title to view the tab in the panel hub.

6 SERVICE To perform an action on the panel, from the SERVICE list, select one of the following options:
l Mark for service: Select to mark a panel for service
l Reassign a service task: Select to assign the service task to a different server user
l Resolve faults: Select to remove the service icon and user icon from a panel that is
marked for service. The fault is now resolved
l Suspend faults: Select to suspend a fault until a specified date. The fault icons
become gray in the FAULTS column
l Resume faults: Select to resume suspended faults.

7 INTERACTIVE Click to allow or disallow the user or installer access the to user or installer mobile application

8 REFRESH Click to receive a reading of the latest status change in the panel

9 EDIT Click to edit the panel information. You can edit the panel ID, name, account number, group, cli-
ent type, and SIM number.

10 REMOVE Click to remove the panel from the server.

11 Examination In certain tabs, if you click an item in the tab, more information about the item appears in the
pane examination pane.

Related topics
Marking a panel for service in the panels hub
Reassigning a panel for service in the panels hub
Resolving faults in a panel in the panels hub
Resuming faults in a panel in the panels hub
Suspending faults in a panels in the panels hub
Viewing a panel in the panel hub

Viewing a panel in the panel hub

1. In the navigation pane, click Panels.
2. On the Panels page, navigate to the panel to view and click the panel name in the PANEL column.

Related topics
Panel hub

Marking a panel for service in the panels hub

1. To open a panel in the panel hub, on the Panels page, click the panel name in the PANEL column.
2. From the SERVICE list, select Mark for service.
3. In the MARK PANEL FOR SERVICE dialog box, select a user from the To list.
4. Enter a comment in the Comment field.
5. Click SAVE.

Related topics
Panel hub

Reassigning a panel for service in the panels hub

1. To open a panel in the panel hub, on the Panels page, click the panel name in the PANEL column.
2. From the SERVICE list, select Reassign.
3. In the REASSIGN PANEL FOR SERVICE dialog box, select a user from the To list.

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4. Enter a comment in the Comment field.
5. Click SAVE.

Resolving faults in a panel in the panels hub

1. To open a panel in the panel hub, on the Panels page, click the panel name in the PANEL column.
2. From the SERVICE list, select Resolve faults.
3. In the RESOLVE FAULTS dialog box, click one or more faults to resolve.
Note: Only resolvable faults appear.
4. Click SAVE.

Related topics
Panel hub

Suspending faults in a panel in the panels hub

1. To open a panel in the panel hub, on the Panels page, click the panel name in the PANEL column.
2. From the SERVICE list, select Suspend Faults.
3. In the SUSPEND FAULTS dialog box, click one or more faults to resolve, or select the All check box to select all of the faults.
4. Enter a date in the Suspend until field manually or with the calendar.
5. Click SAVE.

Related topics
Panel hub

Resuming faults in a panel in the panels hub

1. To open a panel in the panel hub, on the Panels page, click the panel name in the PANEL column.
2. From the SERVICE list, select Resume faults.
3. In the RESUME FAULTS dialog box, click one or more faults to resume.
4. Click SAVE.

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Panel hub

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Devices tab
Manage all devices that connect to a panel on the DEVICES tab.

Figure: Navigating the DEVICES tab

Table 11. DEVICES tab interface elements

Callout Name Description

1 Troubles To only display devices with troubles, select the Show devices with troubles check box.
check box

2 REFRESH To refresh the Received Signal Strength Indication (RSSI) for the panel and its connected devices,
RSSI click REFRESH RSSI .

There are two types of radio frequencies: GPRS connects the panel to the server with a cellular
modem and PowerG connects wireless devices to the panel. For more information on the GPRS
RSSI of the panel, see Panel RSSI. For more information on the RSSI of a device, see Device
RSSI.

3 ADD Click to pre-enroll a new wireless device on the panel with the device enrollment ID and zone num-
DEVICE ber

4 WALK Click to perform a walk test on all eligible devices. A walk test discovers if wireless stationary devices
TEST are operational and reporting event information to the panel. See Performing a walktest on all eli-
gible devices for more information.

5 Panel RSSI Displays the Received Signal Strength Indication of the panel's cellular connection.
Note: The ? icon indicates that no RSSI measurement exists.

6 Examination The examination pane appears when you select a device on the DEVICES tab.
pane

7 Examination Depending on a device's features, the examination pane displays interactive tabs for the device.
pane tabs
GENERAL: View general information about the device and perform general tasks on the
GENERAL tab. On the GENERAL tab, you can view RSSI information, rename or remove a
device, bypass or soak a device, and mark a device as rarely triggered.

CONFIGURATION: On the CONFIGURATION tab, you can view and edit device configuration set-
tings, such as the location, Rf-id number, enrollment method, zone type, chime and subtype. To
ensure the information is up-to-date, click REFRESH. If no configuration is available, click
DOWNLOAD NOW.

VIDEO ON DEMAND: Appears if the device has video capturing capabilities. To view the video foot-
age of video on demand device, click the VIDEO ON DEMAND tab. For more information, see
Using the video on demand tab.

PARENT: Appears if an auxiliary device is wired to a parent device. To view the parent device, click
the PARENT tab. For more information, see Using the PARENT and CHILDREN tabs.

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 CHILDREN: Appears if a parent device connects to an auxiliary wired device. To view the child
device or devices, click the CHILDREN tab. For more information, see Using the PARENT and
CHILDREN tabs.

METEO: Appears if a device has smart sensing features. To view the temperature and light data of
a smart detector, click the METEO tab. To find the smart sensing icon, see Smart sensing. For
more information on the METEO tab, see Temperature and light readings on the METEO tab.

8 Bypass To disable a device from triggering an alarm, select the Bypass check box. The device is not
bypassed after the next arm or disarm state change.

9 Soak To put a device in a soak state in order to monitor for false alarms, select the Soak check box. A
device that is in a soak state does not create an alarm but a soak event.

10 Rarely Device inactivity causes a remote inspection test to fail. If a device is not expected to trigger often,
triggered select the Rarely Triggered check box.
Note: For more information on remote inspections, see Remote inspections tab.

11 REMOVE Click to remove a device from the panel

12 RENAME Click to rename a device

Note:For PowerMaster panels the name saves on the server. For Neo and PSP panels the name
saves as a label in the panel.

13 Smart sens- The smart sensing icon indicates that the device has smart temperature and light sensing features.
ing
If a device has the smart sensing icon, you view temperature and light readings on the METEO tab.
For more information, see Temperature and light readings on the METEO tab.

14 Camera The camera icon indicates that the device has video capabilities and you can view the device's video
footage in the examination pane.

15 Partition Displays the partition that the device is in

All indicates that the device is connected to all partitions.

16 Trouble Displays all of the troubles that affect the device. Hover over an icon to see a description of the
icons trouble.

17 Device type Displays the device type. Examples of device types are contact, LCD keypad, and motion outdoor
camera.

18 Device num- The device number refers to the zone number for a sensor and the index number for infrastructural
ber devices, such as a keypad, siren, or repeater.

19 Device zone Displays the device's zone type. Examples of zone types are perimeter, home delay, interior follow,
type or fire.

20 Location Displays the location of the device.

Note: For PowerMaster panels, the location of zoned devices displays. For Neo/PSP panels, the
label of the device displays.

21 Device Displays the Received Signal Strength Indication of wireless devices or panels that have a cellular
RSSI connection.
Note: The ? icon indicates that no RSSI measurement exists.

Related topics
Panel hub
Adding a wireless device to a panel
Bypassing, soak testing, and marking a device as rarely triggered
Editing the configuration of a device
Performing a walk test on all eligible devices
Putting a device in a soak test state
Refreshing the Received Signal Strength Indicator of a panel
Renaming or removing a device
Temperature and light readings on the METEO tab
Using the VIDEO ON DEMAND tab

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 Viewing device video footage
Viewing all devices with troubles in a panel
Viewing device smart temperature and light readings
Using the PARENT and CHILDREN tabs.

Adding a wireless device to a panel

1. To open a panel in the panel hub, on the Panels page, click the panel name in the PANEL column.
2. Click ADD DEVICE.
3. Enter the enrollment identification number in the Enrollment ID field.
Note: The device ID is on the device's label, written in the following format: ID: XXX-XXXX. The first three digits of the identification number indicate the
device type and the remaining four digits are unique to the device.
4. Enter the desired zone number or the device number.
5. Click ADD.
The device is now pre-enrolled. To complete the enrollment process, refer to the device manual.

Related topics

Devices tab

Panel hub

Refreshing the Received Signal Strength Indicator of a panel

1. To open a panel in the panel hub, on the Panels page, click the panel name in the PANEL column.
2. Click REFRESH RSSI.

Related topics

Devices tab

Panel hub

Viewing all devices with troubles in a panel

1. To open a panel in the panel hub, on the Panels page, click the panel name in the PANEL column.
2. Select the Show devices with troubles check box.

Related topics

Devices tab

Panel hub

Performing a walktest on all eligible devices

1. To open a panel in the panel hub, on the Panels page, click the panel name in the PANEL column.
2. To view the devices that are eligible for a walk test, click WALKTEST.
Note: To return to the DEVICES tab, click DIAGNOSTICS.
3. Click START WALKTEST.
Note: When you click START WALKTEST, the walktest begins and this button changes to STOP WALKTEST. To stop a walktest click STOP WALKTEST.
Note: The ? icon beside each device indicates the device has not yet passed the walktest. When the device triggers, the ? icon disappears to indicate that the
device passes the test.
Important: 
l Neo panel walktests ends if you click STOP WALKTEST or the test times out.
l PowerMaster panel walktests ends if all sensors are activated or the test times out.

Related topics

Devices tab

Panel hub

Bypassing, soak testing, and marking a device as rarely triggered

1. To open a panel in the panel hub, on the Panels page, click the panel name in the PANEL column.
2. On the DEVICES tab, select the device to bypass, soak test, or mark as rarely triggered.

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3. On the GENERAL tab in the examination pane, select one of the following check boxes to perform the action:
l Bypass
l Soak
l Rarely Triggered

Related topics

Devices tab

Panel hub

Renaming or removing a device

1. To open a panel in the panel hub, on the Panels page, click the panel name in the PANEL column.
2. On the DEVICES tab, click the device to rename or remove.
3. From the GENERAL tab in the examination pane, select one of the following options:
l Click RENAME and enter a new device name in the Name field.
l Click REMOVE.
4. To confirm, click RENAME or REMOVE.

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Devices tab

Panel hub

Editing the configuration of a device

1. To open a panel in the panel hub, on the Panels page, click the panel name in the PANEL column.
2. On the DEVICES tab, select a device to configure.
3. To view the device configuration settings in the examination pane, click the CONFIGURATION tab. To ensure the configuration is up-to-date, click
REFRESH. If there is no configuration information, click DOWNLOAD NOW to download the most recent configuration data from the device.
4. Edit the required settings. To undo a change, click the undo arrow to the left of the field.
5. To upload the configuration changes to the panel, click UPLOAD. UPLOAD appears above the configuration when you edit at least one field.

Related topics

Devices tab

Panel hub

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 Using the VIDEO ON DEMAND tab
Note: Only PowerMaster panels have video on demand.
To view device video on demand in the VIDEO ON DEMAND tab, on the DEVICES tab, select a device with the camera icon. For more information, see .
The installer can define during which panel states you can request video on demand, if the video has audio, and many other settings. For more information on
changing the video on demand settings for all devices with video, see CONFIGURATION tab. For more information on changing the video on demand settings
for an individual device with video, see the CONFIGURATION tab of the device on the DEVICES tab.

Figure: Navigating the VIDEO ON DEMAND tab

Table 12. VIDEO ON DEMAND tab interface elements

Callout Name Description

1 Device type Displays the name of the device

2 Play button Click to play the video and enlarge the screen.

3 VIDEO ON DEMAND Click to open the VIDEO ON DEMAND tab.

4 Forward skip arrow Click to skip forward one frame

5 Frames and time Displays the number of frames and the total duration of the video

6 DOWNLOAD Click to download the video locally

7 REQUEST NEW VIDEO Click to record new video footage

8 Location and time Displays the time the event occurs and the location of the device

9 Back skip arrow Click to skip backwards one frame

Related topics

Devices tab

Panel hub

Viewing device video footage

For more information about the VIDEO ON DEMAND tab, see Using the video on demand tab.
1. To open a panel in the panel hub, on the Panels page, click the panel name in the PANEL column.
2. On the DEVICES tab, select a device that contains the video footage to view. A camera icon indicates that a devices has video capabilities. For more inform-
ation, see .
3. On the VIDEO ON DEMAND tab in the examination pane, click the play button in the center of the image to play the last recorded video.
Note: To view the footage frame by frame, click the left and right arrows on the video.

Related topics

Devices tab

Panel hub

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Temperature and light readings on the METEO tab
View temperature and light readings from smart detectors on the METEO tab.
To find the METEO tab, in the DEVICES tab, select a smart detector and in the examination pane, click METEO. You can only open devices with the smart sens-
ing icon in the METEO tab. For more information, see smart sensing in Table 11.

Figure: Navigating the METEO tab

Table 13. METEO tab interface elements

Callout Name Description

1 Brightness View the brightness readings over a period of time. The x-axis represents the selected time period
graph and the y-axis represents the brightness in lumens.

2 Temperature View the temperature readings over a period of time. The x-axis represents the selected time
graph period and the y-axis represents the temperature in degrees Celsius.

3 METEO tab Click to open the METEO tab

4 SHOW Click to view a more detailed graph.

5 Detailed A more detailed version of the graph. Change the y-axis with a preset time period or manually
graph change it to a custom time period. For more information, see Statistical period and Custom stat-
istical period.

6 Custom stat- Click to enter custom time period dates that change the x-axis of the graph
istical period

7 Graph line Each point on the graph has multiple readings. The gray lines represent the minimum and max-
imum readings and the blue line is the average reading.

8 Statistical To change the x-axis of the graph with a preset time, click LAST DAY, LAST WEEK, LAST
period MONTH, or ALL.

Related topics

Devices tab

Panel hub

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 Viewing device smart temperature or light readings
1. To open a panel in the panel hub, on the Panels page, click the panel name in the PANEL column.
2. On the devices tab, select a device that contains the smart temperature or light readings to view. A light bulb icon indicates that a device has smart tem-
perature or light readings. For more information, see .
3. On the METEO tab in the examination pane, click SHOW to view either the Temperature or Brightness graph in detail.
4. Select the time period to view in the examination pane by using one of the following methods:
l To view preset time periods in the examination pane, click LAST DAY, LAST WEEK, LAST MONTH, or ALL.
l To manually enter a time period, click the date field.
Note: The blue line indicates the average light or temperature value and the gray lines indicate the maximum and minimum values.

Related topics

Devices tab

Panel hub

Using the PARENT and CHILDREN tabs

If a device has other devices connected to it, the connected device appears in the examination pane on the PARENTand CHILDREN tabs on the DEVICES tab
in the panel hub. The PARENT tab appears in the examination pane if an auxiliary device is wired to a wireless parent device. Similarly, the CHILDREN tab
appears if a wireless parent device connects to one or more auxiliary wired devices.

Figure: Using the PARENT tab

Table 14. PARENT tab interface elements

Callout Name Description

1 Child Click to open in the examination pane.

device

2 Parent The parent device of the selected device appears in the examination pane.
device
Click to open the parent device in the examination pane.

3 PARENT Appears if an auxiliary device is wired to a wireless parent device. To view the parent device, in the
tab examination pane, click the PARENT tab.

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Figure: Using the CHILDREN tab

Table 15. CHILDREN tab interface elements

Callout Name Description

1 Parent Click to open in the examination pane.

device

2 Child Any child devices of the selected parent device appear in the examination pane on the CHILDREN
devices tab.

Click a child device to open it in the examination pane.

3 CHILDREN Appears if a wireless parent device connects to one or more auxiliary wired devices. To view the
tab child device or devices, in the examination pane, click the CHILDREN tab.

Related topics

Devices tab
Panel hub
Editing the configuration of a device
Temperature and light readings on the METEO tab
Using the VIDEO ON DEMAND tab

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Info tab
View and edit general information about the panel and the customer on the INFO tab.
Leave comments about the panel on the INFO tab. If a panel fault is reassigned to a different user, the comment appears on the INFO tab. Users can reply to
these comments.

Figure: Navigating the INFO tab

Table 16. INFO tab interface elements

Callout Name Description

1 PANEL The PANEL INFO section displays basic panel information such as PANEL NAME, PANEL ID and version information.
INFO
To change the panel information, click EDIT to open the EDIT PANEL dialog box.

2 CUSTOMER The CUSTOMER INFO section displays basic panel information such as the customer name and address.
INFO
To change this information, click EDIT to open the EDIT PANEL CUSTOMER INFO dialog box.

3 Data use Personal customer data in the CUSTOMER INFO section is used for security purposes only.
policy

4 SERVICE To perform an action on one or more selected panels, from the SERVICE list, select one of the following options:
l Mark for service
l Reassign
l Resolve faults
l Suspend faults
l Resume faults
For more information on servicing panels, see Servicing panels.

5 Reassigned If you reassign a fault, the information logs here with the initials of the person who reassigns the fault and any message the
fault com- user leaves.
ment
Note: To reassign a fault, from the SERVICE list, click Reassign.

6 Options Click to open the options dialog box

7 REMOVE To remove a reassigned fault comment, hover over the comment until three vertical dots appear. Click the dots and then
click Remove.

8 Add note To leave a comment, enter your comment in the Add note field and click the post button.

9 Comment Comments that users leave appear in blue on the right hand side. To remove a comment, hover over the comment until

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 three vertical dots appear. Click the dots and then click Remove.

Related topics
Editing basic panel and customer information
Panel hub

Editing basic panel and customer information

To edit basic panel information, or customer information related to a panel, complete the following procedure:
Note: Examples of basic panel information include the following: panel name, panel group, panel account number, and SIM number. Examples of panel cus-
tomer information include the following: customer name, email address, home address, and phone number.
1. To open a panel in the panel hub, on the Panels page, click the panel name in the PANEL column.
2. Click the INFO tab.
3. Perform one of the following options:
l To edit customer information, click EDIT in the CUSTOMER INFO section.
l To edit panel information, click EDIT in the PANEL INFO section. Alternatively, click EDIT on the panel hub. For more information, see Table 10.
4. Make the required changes.
5. Click SAVE.

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Info tab

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State tab
Arm and disarm panels and partitions on the STATE tab.
Note: The Neo panel's STAY arm feature and Visonic panel's HOME arm feature have the same function but different names. Visonic panels do not have the
NIGHT arm feature.

Figure: Navigating the STATE tab

Table 17. STATE tab interface elements

Callout Name Description

1 States
Indicates a ready or armed state

Displays when you change to a different panel menu or during an exit delay period.
Examples of panels menus are the user menu, installer menu, and periodic test
menu.

Indicates a not ready state. You cannot arm the panel until the panel is in a ready
state.
To return a panel to a ready state, ensure that all sensors are physically closed.
Doors and windows are examples of zones that can physically close. If the issue is
not physical, select the Show devices with troubles check box to see all of the
devices with troubles in the examination pane and select the BYPASS check box to
bypass devices with troubles.

2 Partition Displays the name of the partition. To change the arm or disarm state for a partition, click AWAY,
NIGHT, STAY, or DISARM.
Note: The All row always appears first in the list. Use the All row to change the state of all partitions
in the panel at once.

3 Arming The STAY/HOME and AWAY buttons have arming sub-options. To view the sub-options list, click
options the drop-down arrow.
You can select NO ENTRY and NO EXIT from the STAY list, and NO ENTRY from the AWAY list.
For the system to alarm when someone enters the perimeter, select NO ENTRY. For the system to
alarm when someone exits the perimeter, select NO EXIT.

4 Arm state The active state is blue.

5 Selected Click the row of a partition to view it in the examination pane.

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 partition Note: Partitions appear on the STATE tab if they are enabled in the panel. To enable panel par-
titions, enable and configure Partition set on the CONFIGURATION tab.

6 Troubles Select to view all of the devices with troubles in the partition
check box

7 Device par- Displays the name of the selected partition that features in the examination pane
tition

8 Trouble Displays the types of troubles that affect the device. Hover over an icon to see a description of the
icons trouble.

9 Associated A list of all of the partitions that associate with the device
partitions

10 BYPASS Select to bypass a device. If a panel is in a not ready state, bypass any troubled devices to return it to a
ready state. The system bypasses the device until the next arm or disarm state change. For more
information about states, see States.

Related topics
Devices tab
Bypassing, soak testing, and marking a device as rarely triggered
Viewing all devices with troubles in a panel
Panel hub

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Configuration tab
Configure an individual panel and its zones, outputs, communication, and user settings on the CONFIGURATION tab. You can also save a panel configuration
as a basic configuration that you can push to multiple panels.
To view a configuration on the Configuration tab, select a configuration from the current and previous panel configurations list. For more information, see Cur-
rent and previous panel configurations list.
You can only edit a configuration if it is the current configuration. For information on changing the configuration settings, see Editing the configuration settings of
an individual panel.
You can only download a panel configuration if the panel is connected to the server. The blue bulb indicates if the panel is connected. For more information, see
Online status in Table 10.
For information on pushing a basic configuration to one or more panels, see Pushing a basic configuration to one or more panels.

Figure: Navigating the Configuration tab

Table 18. CONFIGURATION tab interface elements

Callout Name Description

1 Back Click the arrow to return to the previous and current configurations list.

2 Configuration Each configuration download is distinguished by the date of download.

date

3 Hidden char- Secure information such as pass codes are hidden.

acters

4 MAKE Click to make the configuration a basic configuration that you can push to other panels. Find the basic configurations on the
BASIC Basic configurations page in the System drop-down list. For more information, see Basic configurations page. For
more information about making a basic configuration, see Creating a basic configuration from an existing panel con-
figuration.

5 Show only Click to show only the configuration settings that you changed. You can only edit a configuration if it is the current con-
changed figuration. For more information, see Current and previous panel configurations list.

6 Quick Filter the configuration to return only values that contain the search term.
search

7 TABLE OF Use the table of contents to navigate the configuration quickly. The table of contents is categorized and expandable.
CONTENTS

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Panel hub

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Devices tab
Creating a basic configuration from an existing panel configuration
Current and previous panel configurations list
Editing the configuration settings of an individual panel
Synchronizing a the configuration of an individual panel

Current and previous panel configurations list

View and edit up to eight panel configurations for an individual panel in the configurations list. The configurations are ordered by the date of download. Select a
configuration to view it in the CONFIGURATION tab. For more information, see Configuration tab.
If a panel is newly registered on the server, click DOWNLOAD NOW to download the panel configuration to the server.

Figure: Navigating the panel configurations list

Table 19. Configuration list interface elements

Callout Name Description

1 Current con- You can edit the current configuration only. Click to view or edit.
figuration

2 Previous con- View seven previous configurations in the PREVIOUS list.

figurations
If you download a new configuration, it overwrites the oldest configuration in the PREVIOUS list. To ensure a con-
figuration is not overwritten, click the bookmark icon.

3 REFRESH Click to refresh the configurations list.

4 Compare con- Click to compare the configuration with the current configuration.
figuration

5 Bookmark To ensure a configuration from the PREVIOUS list is not overwritten by new configurations, click the bookmark icon. You
can only save seven previous configurations at a time from the PREVIOUS list.

Related topics
Configuration tab
Creating a basic configuration from an existing panel configuration
Editing the configuration settings of an individual panel
Synchronizing a the configuration of an individual panel
Devices tab

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 Creating a basic configuration from an existing panel configuration
1. To open a panel in the panel hub, on the Panels page, click the panel name in the PANEL column.
2. From the CONFIGURATION tab, click REFRESH to synchronize the panel and the server.
Important: Click REFRESH in the CONFIGURATION tab, not REFRESH above the panel hub tabs.
3. From the CURRENT list, select the current panel configuration.
4. Click MAKE BASIC.
5. Select the check boxes of the settings to include in the basic configuration.
6. Click CREATE.
7. Enter a unique name in the Basic configuration name field.
8. Click SAVE.

Related topics
Configuration tab
Creating a basic configuration from an existing panel configuration
Current and previous panel configurations list
Editing the configuration settings of an individual panel
Synchronizing the configuration of an individual panel
Devices tab

Synchronizing the configuration of an individual panel

1. To open a panel in the panel hub, on the Panels page, click the panel name in the PANEL column.
2. From the CONFIGURATION tab, click REFRESH.

Related topics
Configuration tab
Creating a basic configuration from an existing panel configuration
Current and previous panel configurations list
Editing the configuration settings of an individual panel
Devices tab

Editing the configuration settings of an individual panel

1. To open a panel in the panel hub, on the Panels page, click the panel name in the PANEL column.
2. To synchronize the panel and the server, from the CONFIGURATION tab, click REFRESH.
Note: If there is no refresh option, select DOWNLOAD NOW.
3. From the CURRENT list, select the current panel configuration.
4. Make the required changes and select the Show only changed check box to review your changes.
5. Click UPLOAD.

Related topics
Configuration tab
Creating a basic configuration from an existing panel configuration
Current and previous panel configurations list
Synchronizing the configuration of an individual panel
Devices tab

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Locations tab
Provide custom location names to zones for ease of reference.
Note: The LOCATIONS tab only appears in the panel hub for PowerMaster panels.

Figure: Locations tab

Table 20. LOCATIONS tab interface options

Callout Name Description

1 Show only To view only locations that you can rename, select the Show only editable locations check box.
editable loc-
ations

2 SAVE To rename a location, type a new name in at least one field and click SAVE LOCATIONS.
LOCATIONS
Enter a maximum of 15 characters in any field. Type only the following characters only in the location fields: A-Z, a-z, 0-9,
!, @, #, %, ^, &, _, +, =, -, ', ", :, /

Related topics
Devices tab
Panel hub

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Processes tab
View a list of all processes for the selected panel on the PROCESSES tab. Each row represents a single process. Each process displays with a start time,
description, current status, process initiator name, and duration.
Click X to cancel a process.
To view a list of all recent processes for all of the panels that are enrolled in the server, in the navigation pane, from the System list, select Processes. For more
information about the Processes page, see Processes page.

Figure: Processes tab

Related topics
Devices tab
Processes page
Panel hub

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Reports tab
View reports that have occurred or are scheduled to occur for an individual panel on the REPORTS tab. The tab displays this information on a calendar.

Figure: Navigating the Reports tab

Table 21. REPORTS tab interface elements

Callout Name Description

1 Current A blue circle indicates the current day.

date

2 Today Click TODAY to return to the current month.

3 Change The calendar displays one month at a time. To change the month, click the arrows to the left of the
month month name.

4 Report All reports appear in the calendar and each report is a different color.

Select a report to display the file download options. Click CSV or PDF to download the report in the
chosen format. PDF is a more readable file type than CSV.

Related topics
Reports page
Creating a new report on the Panels page
Creating a new report on the Reports page
Devices tab
Panel hub

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Logs tab
View log files on the LOGS tab. Log files record all events that occur in the panel.

Figure: Navigating the LOGS tab

Table 22. LOGS tab interface elements

Callout Name Description

1 Event num- Each event in the panel has a number that identifies the event type.
ber

2 Event time Displays the time that the server receives the event notification from the panel

3 Event descrip- A textual description of the event

tion

4 Date Events are grouped by the day they occur.

5 Event source Displays the ID of the source of the event.

ID
l The source ID for a sensor is its zone number.
l The source ID for an arm or disarm state change is the user number of the user who changed the arm state.
l The source ID for an action that the panel performs is the panel name.
Note: The source ID is followed by the number of the partition that the event occurs in.

6 REFRESH Click to download the most up-to-date log file on the LOGS tab

7 DOWNLOAD Download a CSV file of the events log

CSV

8 Standard and Click STANDARD LOG or LEGACY LOG to display the log list on the LOGS tab.
legacy logs
Users can view and erase the standard log.
Security operators and systems use the legacy log. The legacy log appears for PowerMaster panels only.

Related topics
Downloading a panel log file in the Panels hub
Devices tab
Panel hub

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 Downloading a panel log file in the panels hub
1. To open a panel in the panels hub, click the panel name in the PANEL column of the Panels page.
2. From the LOGS tab, click DOWNLOAD CSV.
The file downloads in the browser.

Related topics
Logs tab
Devices tab
Panel hub

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Remote inspections tab
Manage the remote inspections for a single panel on the REMOTE INSPECTIONS tab in the panel hub.
For more information on remote inspections, see Remote inspections page.

Figure: Navigating the REMOTE INSPECTIONS tab

Table 23. REMOTE INSPECTIONS tab interface elements

Callout Name Description

1 Fail or suc- The remote inspection fails.

cess status

The remote inspection succeeds.

2 Date filter Filter the remote inspections by a period of time

3 Next RI Displays the next scheduled remote inspection (RI) for the panel

4 Selected RI When you select an inspection, the results appear in the examination pane. For more information, see Examination pane.

5 Send email Click the email icon to send the results of the remote inspection to a predefined email address.
Note:
l Define the email address when you add a panel on the Panels page. For more information, see Adding a
panel to the server.
l Change the email address on the INFO tab. For more information, see Editing basic panel and customer
information.

6 Viewing Click to mark the remote inspection as viewed.

status
The remote inspection is viewed. Only mark a remote inspection as viewed if your investigation is complete.

7 Examination To examine the results of a remote inspection in the examination pane, click the remote inspections row. Select a section
pane title to expand the test results. For more information on each test, see Remote inspection tests.

8 START Click to initiate the selected remote inspection

INSPECTION

9 SCHEDULE Click to schedule the selected remote inspection to occur at a specific date and rate of recurrence. See Scheduling a
INSPECTION remote inspection for an individual panel for more information.

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 Related topics
Remote inspection tests
Remote inspection page
Devices tab
Panel hub

Scheduling a remote inspection for an individual panel

Note: To schedule a remote inspection for a batch of panels, see Scheduling one or more remote inspections for a batch of panels.
1. To open a panel in the panel hub, on the Panels page, click the panel name in the PANEL column.
2. On the REMOTE INSPECTIONS tab, click SCHEDULE INSPECTION.
3. In the dialog box, select Enabled.
4. Enter the required date in the Next Inspection field.
5. In the Choose repetition field, select how often you want the test to occur. You can select Once, 1 Month, 3 Months, 6 Months, or 9 Months.
6. Click SAVE.

Related topics
Remote inspections tab
Scheduling one or more remote inspections for a batch of panels
Remote inspection tests
Remote inspection page
Devices tab
Panel hub

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Events tab
View events related to a single panel on the EVENTS tab.

Figure: Navigating the EVENTS tab

Table 24. EVENTS tab interface elements

Callout Name Description

1 Event time The time the event occurs

2 Video con- The camera icon indicates that the event has video footage that you can view on the EVENT VIDEO
tent tab.

3 Event A description of the alarm type. For more information, see Event severity in Table 28.
description

4 Selected Select an event row to view information about the related device in the examination pane.
event

5 LOAD Click to load older events. By default, only 10 events display on the EVENTS tab.
OLDER

6 Device Displays the device number and its partition

number
and par-
tition

7 Viewing Click the icon to mark the event as viewed.

status

The event is viewed. Only mark an event as viewed if your investigation is complete.

8 EVENT The EVENT VIDEO tab appears if the selected device has a camera. Select the EVENT VIDEO tab
VIDEO tab to view the video footage related to the event.

9 Video foot- If an event has video, view the video footage here.
age
l Click play to view video footage.
l Click the arrows to view the footage frame by frame.
l Click DOWNLOAD to download the video file locally.
l For more information about viewing event video footage, see Viewing event video footage
in the events tab.

10 LIVE Click the LIVE VIDEO tab to view live video footage from the source device. The live video stream
VIDEO tab lasts five seconds.
Note: The LIVE VIDEO tab appears for Visonic panels only. You can enable or disable live video on
demand capabilities during specific states only, such as an armed state. Define the video demand set-
tings in the Video on demand field on the panel CONFIGURATION tab.

11 Device General information about the source of the event, such as a device.

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 information

Related topics

Events page

Viewing event video footage in the events tab

Devices tab
Panel hub

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 Firmware tab
Upgrade an individual panel's software and its connected devices on the FIRMWARE tab.
For Visonic panels, you can only upgrade panels and the power link. For Neo panels, you can upgrade the panel, the communicator, and any wired devices and
modules. For more information about upgrading panels, devices, and modules, see Firmware page.

Figure: Navigating the FIRMWARE tab

Table 25. FIRMWARE tab interface elements

Callout Name Description

1 APPLIANCE Displays the appliance

2 CURRENT Displays the current software version of the appliance

VERSION

3 Do not By default, no package is selected from the APPLY PACKAGE list.

upgrade

4 APPLY Find packages that are available for upgrade in the APPLY PACKAGE column.
PACKAGE
Note: T.3 tech support loads upgrade packages to the repository server.

5 APPLY Select an upgrade package from the APPLY PACKAGE list.

PACKAGE
drop-down

6 UPGRADE Click upgrade to upgrade an appliance to the selected package. For more information, see Upgrading the firmware
related to an individual panel in the Panels hub.

Related topics
Firmware page
Upgrading the firmware related to an individual panel in the Panels hub
Devices tab
Panel hub

Upgrading the firmware of an individual panel in the panel hub

1. To open a panel in the panel hub, on the Panels page, select the panel name in the PANEL column.
2. On the FIRMWARE tab, select the device to upgrade.
3. From the APPLY PACKAGE list, select an upgrade package.
4. Click UPGRADE.

Related topics
Firmware tab
Firmware page
Devices tab
Panel hub

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Keypad tab
Use a virtual keypad interface on the KEYPAD tab. To open a virtual keypad on the KEYPAD tab, click CONNECT NOW to connect to the physical keypad.
Important: Click DISCONNECT after you use the virtual keypad to disconnect from the physical keypad. If you do not disconnect, a communication backlog
occurs and no other virtual keypad can connect. For more information, see Disconnect in Table 26.
Note: You can use the virtual and physical keypads simultaneously with Visonic panels. If you activate a Neo or PSP virtual keypad, the physical keypad deac-
tivates.

Figure: Navigating the KEYPAD tab

Table 26. KEYPAD tab interface elements

Callout Name Description

1 Sound toggle Turn on Sound enabled to enable the sound of keypad notifications.

2 Virtual keypad The virtual keypad mirrors the keypad buttons and the live LED and LCD display of the physical keypad. The LED display
features the power status, trouble status, WAN, and WiFi connectivity icons.

3 Log The log file records all messages between the keypad and the panel.

4 FILTER To show only a specific category of message, from the FILTER list, select any of the following options:
l Key: Display messages related to key presses only
l Leds: Display messages related to LED status only
l Text: Display messages related to LED text only

5 CLEAN Click to erase the log

6 DOWNLOAD Click to download the log locally

7 DISCONNECT Click when you finish using the virtual keypad. Some physical keypads cannot function when the virtual keypad is con-
nected.

Related topics
Devices tab
Panel hub

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Remote Inspection page
A remote inspection is a series of nine tests that check a panel remotely for any faults that affect the system and its functionality. If at least one of the nine tests fail,
the inspection fails. For more information about each inspection test, see Remote inspection tests.
Tests can be performed once or periodically. Finished remote inspections appear at the top of the page and uninitiated tests appear at the bottom of the page.
Filter your search of the Remote Inspection page by selecting one or more filter values from the Search list. From the Search list, select a filter value from one
or more of the following keys: NAME, ACCOUNT, PANEL ID, GROUP, LAST RRI, NEXT RRI, EMAIL SENT, and REVIEWED. For more information, see
Using the search filter.

Figure: Navigating the Remote Inspection page

Table 27. Remote inspection page interface elements

Callout Name Description

1 Check box Select one or more check boxes to perform an action.

Select a check box to enable MARK AS VIEWED, SCHEDULE, and RUN.

2 Failed test Red text indicates that the test is complete and that there was at least one failure.

3 Successful Green text indicates that the test is complete and that no failure is found.
test

4 Selected test Click a completed test to view it in the examination pane.

5 MARK AS Click to mark one or more remote inspections as viewed. MARK AS VIEWED appears when you
VIEWED select a check box.

6 SCHEDULE Click to schedule one or more reports. SCHEDULE appears when you select a check box.

7 RUN Click to run one or more reports immediately. RUN appears when you select a check box.

8 Email icon Email the results of the completed remote inspection to a user. This has the same function as
SEND EMAIL.
Note: For PowerMaster panels, the email address is defined in the private panel report. For Neo
and PSP panels, the email address is defined on the INFO tab. For more information on the INFO
tab, see Info tab.

9 Mark as Click to mark the completed remote inspection as viewed. This has the same function as MARK
viewed icon AS VIEWED.

If a remote inspection is viewed, hover over the icon to see who viewed the report and when.

10 Schedule Click the schedule icon to schedule a remote inspection or stop a scheduled remote inspection. This

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 icon has the same function as SCHEDULE.

11 Run icon Click to run a report immediately. This has the same function as RUN.

12 Progress Displays the completion percentage of a report that is in progress

tracker

13 Result color When you view a report in the examination pane, the report title color indicates success or failure.
l If the report title is green, the test is successful
l If the report title is red, the test is unsuccessful.
l If the report title is gray, the test did not complete due to lack of information.
Note: To see a description of each test, see Remote inspection tests.

14 MARK Click to mark a completed remote inspection as reviewed. This has the same function as MARK
REVIEWED AS VIEWED.
Note: If the report is already reviewed, this text is gray.

15 SEND Click to email the results of a completed remote inspection to a user that is defined in the private
EMAIL report in the panel. This has the same function as the email icon.

16 SETTINGS Click to configure the general remote inspection settings. For more information, see Remote
inspection values.

17 RUN Click to run a report again immediately. This has the same function as Run icon and RUN.

18 UPLOAD Click to create a new remote inspection schedule. For more information, see Creating a remote
SCHEDULE inspection for a batch of panels.

19 Examination Click a report to review the results in the examination pane.

pane
Note: To see a description of each test, see Remote inspection tests.

20 Next report Click the arrow to review the next report in the test results window.
Note: Click the arrow on the opposite side of the test results window to review the previous report.

Related topics

Remote inspection tests

Remote inspection values
Creating a remote inspection for a batch of panels
Canceling a remote inspection
Running a remote inspection manually
Scheduling one or more remote inspections for a batch of panels

Remote inspection tests

When you view a completed remote inspection in the examination pane, see to the following definitions:
Note: For more information about the examination pane, see Examination pane in Table 27.
Active faults
The Active Faults test is an inspection that checks the panel for faults that currently affect the operation of the panel.
Check clock
The Check Clock test is an inspection that checks if the time difference between the panel clock and the server clock is greater than the value set in Remote
inspection values.
GPRS
The GPRS test is an inspection that checks for a GPRS heartbeat. The GPRS test passes in one of the following cases:
l The GPRS module does not exist. The test title displays in the color gray.
l The GPRS module exists but the keepalive messages are disabled. To disable or enable keepalive messages, see the GPRS Keep Alive Enabled
toggle in Group parameters.
l The GPRS module exists and keepalive messages arrive on time.
Reported faults
The Reported Faults test is an inspection that checks the panel log file for faults. The test fails if a fault is found.
To define the number of recent events that the test inspects for faults, see Check for reported faults in last in Remote inspection values.

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Total system usage
The Total System Usage test is an inspection that checks the panel for any arm or disarm logs.
l If there is at least one arm or disarm log, the test passes.
l Define how many reports from the panel that the test inspects in Remote inspection values.
Bypassed/In-test zones
The Bypassed/In-test Zones test is an inspection that checks the panel for any log of a bypassed zone. If the test finds that a zone is bypassed, the test fails.
Frequently used zones
The Frequently used zones test is an inspection that checks if zones have been activated in the time defined in theCheck frequently used zones not
used over value in Remote inspection values. If the time of inactivity is greater than the defined time, the test fails.
Note: The test bypasses zones that are defined as rarely triggered. To mark a zone as rarely triggered, see Bypassing, soak testing, and marking a device as
rarely triggered.
Broadband
The Broadband test is an inspection that checks for the presence of a broadband heartbeat.
l If the panel is not connected by broadband or there is no broadband module, the test title displays in the color gray.
l If there is a heartbeat, the test passes. If there is no heartbeat, the test fails.
Failed soak test zones
The Failed Soak test Zones test is an inspection that checks for soak test zones that cause an alarm. If there are no sensors in soak test mode or no alarms
from sensors in soak test mode, the test passes.
Note: To put a device in a soak test state, see Putting a device in a soak test state.

Remote inspection values

To change the remote inspection settings, on the Remote Inspections page, click SETTINGS and set your testing preferences. The definition list below
defines each setting:
Check for reported faults in last
Set the number of recent events that the test inspects for faults in the panel log file.
l The test fails if a fault is found.
l Select either 10, 20, or 30 events to inspect.
Total system states in last
Set the number of reports that the test inspects for arm or disarm logs.
l The test fails if a system state change is not found in the panel log file.
l Select either 40, 60, or 120 reports to inspect.
Check frequently used zones not used over
Set the period of time the test inspects frequently used zones for an activation log. By default, all zones are defined as frequently used.
If a zone is rarely used, mark it as rarely triggered. To mark a device as rarely triggered on the DEVICES tab, see Bypassing, soak testing, and marking a device
as rarely triggered.
Note: A zone is a sensor.
Treat adjusted date/time as failure if adjustment is over
Set the maximum allowed time difference between the panel and server clocks. If the time difference is greater that the value, the test fails.

Figure: REMOTE INSPECTION VALUES dialog box

Related topics

Remote inspection page

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 Creating a remote inspection for a batch of panels
Note: To create a remote inspection for a single panel, see Scheduling a remote inspection for an individual panel.
1. Open a new spreadsheet using your chosen application.
2. In the first row, type the panel name in column A, type the inspection date in column B, and type the number of months between each repetition in column C.
For more information, see Figure.
Note:
l Enter the date in the following format: YYYY-MM-DD.
l The recognized inspection repetition values for column C are: 0, 1,3, 6, 9. To perform the test once only, enter a value of 0.
3. Optional: To add an additional panel, type the relevant information in the row below the first entry and follow the same column format. You can add multiple
panels.
4. To save the file in a comma delimited format, save the spreadsheet as a CSV file.
5. From the navigation pane in the PowerManage web application, click Remote Inspection.
6. Click UPLOAD SCHEDULE.
7. Click CHOOSE FILE and select the CSV file.
The remote inspection now appears on the Reports page.

Figure: Spreadsheet example

Related topics

Remote inspection page

Scheduling a remote inspection for an individual panel

Scheduling one or more remote inspections for a batch of panels

Note: To schedule a remote inspection for a single panel, see Scheduling a remote inspection for an individual panel.
1. In the navigation pane, click Remote Inspection.
2. Select the check box of the remote inspection to schedule.
3. Click SCHEDULE to open a dialog box.
4. In the Next Inspection field, enter a date manually or select a date in the calendar.
5. From the Choose repetition list, select how often you want the remote inspection to occur. You can select Once, 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, or 9
months.
6. Click SAVE.

Related topics

Remote inspection page

Scheduling a remote inspection for an individual panel

Canceling a remote inspection

1. In the navigation pane, click Remote Inspection.
2. Select the check box of the remote inspection you want to cancel.
Note: You can only cancel a report that is scheduled to run.
3. Click CANCEL.
4. In the dialog box, click CANCEL.

Related topics

Remote inspection page

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 Running a remote inspection manually
1. In the navigation pane, click Remote Inspection.
2. Select the check box of one or more remote inspections to run manually.
3. Click RUN.
4. Click BEGIN NOW.

Related topics

Remote inspection page

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Events page
View a list of all panel events on the Events page.
Filter the Users page to return a match of specified criteria that you set in the search bar. Filter your search with one, or a combination of the following
criteria:SEVERITY, PANEL ID, PANEL NAME, ACCOUNT, HAS VIDEO, DATE and TYPE. For more information about using the search filter, see Using the
search filter.

Figure: Navigating the Events page

Table 28. Events page interface elements

Callout Name Description

1 Events since Displays the number of unresolved events since the user last logged on. To enable the notification,
last logon from the user icon list, select Settings and turn on Enable alarm supervision. For more inform-
ation on the user icon, see User icon in Table 2

2 Check box Select the check box of one or more events to enable MARK AS VIEWED.

3 MARK AS Click MARK AS VIEWED to mark multiple events as viewed. This button has the same function as
VIEWED the Viewed icon, but it can be performed on more than one event.
Important: Only mark an event as viewed if your investigation is complete.

4 Panel name Click the panel name to open it in the panel hub on the DEVICES tab. For more information, see
Panel hub.

5 Event sever-
The offline notification icon appears if the PowerManage server does not receive a
ity
keepalive message from the panel.
Note: Define the delay between the panel's last keepalive message and the offline
notification in the Groups page. For more information, see Group parameters.

The online notification icon appears if the PowerManage server receives regular
keep alive messages from a panel that was offline.

The trouble icon appears next to the event in the SEVERITY column if there is a
trouble event, such as a low battery, AC fail, gas or flood alert.

The alarm icon appears if there is an event caused by a breach of security or

safety. Panic alarms, burglar alarms and fire alarms are examples of alarms.

The information event icon appears when a panel signals information such as a
device bypass, an auto test, or any other information messages.

6 View in Click the event row to open an event in examine mode. For more information on examining events,
examine see Examining events on the Events page.

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7 Appointment You can find the source of the event in the APPOINTMENT column. The source can be one of the
following examples:
l Panel: Low battery, tamper, etc.
l Device: The panic button on a key fob, a sensor triggering a burglar alarm
l Server: Online and offline status reports

8 Stream new Turn on the Stream new events toggle to update the Events page every time a new event
events occurs.
Note: By default, the Stream new events toggle is turned off.

9 Raw event Hover over the icon to view the raw event number that was sent to the server.
number icon

10 Viewed or The eye symbol indicates unviewed reports. If you click the eye icon, a check mark replaces it to
unviewed indicate the report is viewed.
icon
Note: Only mark an event as viewed if your investigation is complete.

Related topics
Examining event video on the Events page
Examining events on the Events page
Viewing events in the Events page
Viewing an event in the Events page

Examining event video on the Events page

1. In the navigation pane, select Events.
2. Select the event with video to examine. To filter the Events page to only display events with video footage, from the Search list, select has video. From the
Has Video list, select Yes.
3. Play the video in the examination pane to view the recorded footage.
4. To view live footage, click LIVE VIDEO.
5. Optional: To download the footage, click DOWNLOAD.

Related topics
Events page
Examining events on the Events page

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Examining events on the Events page
On the Events page, select the line of an event to view it in examine mode. The event is highlighted and appears in context with other events from the panel that
you can examine.

Figure: Examining events on the Events page

Table 29. Events page examination interface elements

Callout Name Description

1 Exit Click the arrow to return to the Events page.

2 Selected The selected event is highlighted.

event

3 LOAD Click LOAD NEWER to load up to ten more recent events. The LOAD NEWER button only
NEWER appears if more recent events exist.

4 LOAD Click LOAD OLDER to load up to ten more older events.

OLDER

5 Viewed A check mark indicates that a user marked the event as viewed.
event

6 Unviewed The unviewed icon indicates that a report is not viewed. If you select the icon, a check mark replaces
event it to indicate that the report is viewed. Only mark an event as viewed if your investigation is complete.

7 Examination Click an event row to see more information in the examination pane about the source device that
pane detects the event.

If the event has video footage, you can play the recorded footage in the examination pane. For
more information, see Using the video on demand tab.

Related topics
Events page
Examining event video on the Events page
Viewing events in the Events page
Viewing an event in the Events page
Using the video on demand tab

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 Viewing an event or multiple events on the Events page
1. From the navigation pane, select Events.
2. Navigate to the events you want to mark as viewed and select the check box at the start of each line.
Note: You can select the eye symbol to quickly mark a single event as viewed. See Viewed or unviewed icon in Table 28.
3. Click MARK AS VIEWED.

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Reports page
View, create, stop and remove reports on the Reports page.
Filter your search of the Reports page by selecting one or more filter values from the Search list. From the Search list, select a filter value from one or more of
the following keys: IS ACTIVE, CREATED, LAST REPORT, and NEXT REPORT. For more information, see Using the search filter.

Figure: Navigating the Reports page

Table 30. Reports page interface elements

Callout Name Description

1 Check box Select the check box of one or more reports to enable use of STOP and REMOVE.

2 STOP Click to stop a report that is currently running. If you stop a report, it will not run on scheduled
dates in the future. STOP appears when you select a check box.

3 REMOVE Click to remove a report from the list of reports and cancel any recurrences that are scheduled
in the future. REMOVE appears when you select a check box.

4 PDF Click to download the report locally as a PDF file. The .pdf format is more readable than a .csv
file and contains more panel information.

5 CSV Click to download the report locally as a CSV file.

6 ADD REPORT Click to create a new report for all panels that are enrolled on the server. For more inform-
ation, see Creating a new report for all panels on the server.
Note: To create a new report for one or more panels, see Creating a new report on the
Panels page.

7 Viewed/unviewed The eye icon indicates unviewed reports. If you click the icon, a check mark replaces it to
icon identify the report as viewed. Only mark an event as viewed if you conclude the event invest-
igation.

Related topics

Creating a new report for all panels on the server

Creating new reports
Stopping or removing a report from the Reports page

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Creating new reports
To create a new report for all of the panels that are enrolled in the server, see the definitions below and follow the procedure in Creating a new report on the
Reports page.
To create a new report for one or more panels, see the definitions below and follow the procedure in Creating a new report on the Panels page.

Figure: CREATE REPORT FOR ALL PANELS dialog box

Report Name
Name the report as descriptively as possible.
Note: The report name is mandatory.
Report options:
Report type
l One time: The report runs once only.
l Daily: Set your report to run daily, or in a regular sequence of days. For example, you can set the report to run every day, every two days, every three
days, or at any regular interval up to every 30 days. You can also configure the report to run every weekday only.
l Weekly: Set the report to run on a weekly basis. For example, you can set the report to run every week, every two weeks, every three weeks, or at
any week based interval up to every 52 weeks. You can set the day of the week you want the report to run.
l Monthly: Set your report to run on a monthly basis. For example, you can set the report to run every month, every two months, every three months,
or at any month based interval up to every 12 months. You can then select one of two options to set the day of the month that the report runs:
1. Set the report to run on every first, second, third, fourth, or fifth day of the month.
2. Set the report to run on one specified day of the week, based on its ordinal occurrence in a month. For example, you can set the report to run on the
first Monday of every month, the second Friday of every month, or the fourth Wednesday of every month. The highest ordinal occurrence you can
set is the fourth occurrence of a day in the month.
Range of recurrence
Set the report to recur constantly, to end after a specified number of recurrences, or to end on a specified date.
Note: This option is not available if you set Report Type to One time.
Schedule start
Set when the recurring report starts. The default setting is Start Right Now.
If you clear the Start Right Now check box, a date and time field appear. Click the date field to select a start date in the calendar interface and click the time field
to select a start time.
Note: If you click X in the time field, a default time of 12:00 AM is set.
Content options
You can read reports on the Reports page. Alternatively, you can send a report to an email address or an FTP server site.
On the Reports page you can set the format of the report to a CSV file. The option to set the format of the report to a more readable PDF file is available only
when you create a report on the Panels page. For more information, see Creating a new report on the Panels page.

Related topics

Reports page

Creating a new report on the Panels page

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 Creating a new report for all panels in the server
1. In the navigation pane, click Reports.
2. Click ADD REPORT.
3. Enter a report name in the Report Name field and configure the settings to define your report.
Note: See Creating new reports for more information on report settings.
4. Click SAVE.
The report now appears on the Reports page.

Related topics

Reports page

Stopping or removing a report from the Reports page

Note: If you remove a report, it is deleted from the page and you cannot reuse it.
1. In the navigation pane, click Reports.
2. Select the check box of the report to stop or remove.
Note: You can select multiple reports to stop or remove at the same time, but you can only perform one function at a time.
3. Perform one of the following actions:
l Click STOP
l Click REMOVE
4. Click OK.

Related topics

Reports page

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Firmware page
Mass upgrade the firmware of a group of control panels, Ethernet Powerlinks, wired keypads, PGH outputs, and communication boards on the Firmware page.
A device group only appears on the Firmware page if the server contains an upgrade package related to the device.
After selecting a device for upgrade, filter your search by selecting one or more filter values from the Search list. From the Search list, select a filter value from
one or more of the following keys:NAME, PANEL ID, ACCOUNT, GROUP, MODEL, CONTROL PANEL, WIRED KEYPAD, ZONE EXPANDER, OUTPUT
EXPANDER, POWER SUPPLY, POWER SUPPLY WITH OUTPUTS, PGH, COMMUNICATOR, AUDIO VERIFICATION. For more information, see Using
the search filter.

Figure: Navigating the Firmware page and the CHOOSE DEVICE FOR MASS UPGRADE list

Table 31. Firmware page interface elements

Callout Name Description

1 Upgrade status Click Upgrade Status to view the upgrade status of firmware upgrades.

You can stop a software upgrade on the Processes page if it has a START status. For more
information, see Stopping a process. To stop a process for an individual panel, see Processes
tab.

2 Quick search Enter a search term to search the devices that are available for upgrade.

3 Firmware The firmware packages that are available for mass upgrade
groups

Figure: Selecting a group to upgrade on the Firmware page

Table 32. Firmware page interface elements

Callout Name Description

1 Check box Select the check box of one or more groups to enable UPGRADE.

2 Return Click to return to Firmware page

3 UPGRADE Click UPGRADE to apply the upgrade package to the selected groups. To upgrade the
firmware of an individual panel, see Firmware tab.

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 offline, in an armed state, or experiencing troubles, the upgrade process pauses in a
START state.
Note: Power-link upgrades are an exception. Power-link upgrades time out after one
hour.

Related topics

Firmware tab
Mass upgrading the firmware of a device

Mass upgrading the firmware of a device

1. In the navigation pane, click Firmware.
2. From the CHOOSE DEVICE FOR MASS UPGRADE list, click the device type that you want to upgrade. For more information, see .
3. From the UPGRADE CONTROL PANEL TO VERSION list, select the software version you want to upgrade the device to.
4. Select the check box of one or more panels to upgrade.
5. Click UPGRADE.
6. Click OK.

Related topics

Firmware page
Upgrading the firmware related to an individual panel in the Panels hub

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System drop-down menu
To manage issues related to the server, select from the System drop-down menu.
Manage server issues related to the following categories:
l Groups
l Processes
l Users
l Roles
l Action log
l Central stations
l Basic configurations
l Installers
l Interactive users
l Dashboard

Groups page
Manage panel groups on the Groups page. A group is a collection of panels that share the same configuration settings.
Note: Any panel that connects by auto enroll automatically joins Main Group.

Figure: Navigating the Groups page

Table 33. Groups page interface elements

Callout Name Description

1 Check box Select the check box of one or more groups to enable REMOVE.

2 REMOVE Click to remove one or more selected panels from the server. Select a check box to enable
REMOVE.
Note: You cannot remove Main Group.

3 Group hub Click the row of the group to open it in the group hub. In the group hub, you can view general group
and central station information in the GENERAL and CS COMMUNICATING tabs. For more inform-
ation on the group hub, see Group hub.

4 ADD Click to add a new panel to the server. For more information about adding a group to the server, see
GROUP Adding groups to the Groups page and Adding a group to the Groups page.

5 Connected Click the connected users icon to display a list of all of the server users that have privileges to view the
users panels of the group.

Related topics
Adding a new group
Group parameters
Configuring the central station communication settings for a group

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Group hub
CS communicating tab in the group hub
Group central station communication settings

Group parameters
If you add a new group to the server or edit an existing group, configure the parameters in the ADD GROUP or EDIT GROUP dialog boxes.
To make a new group in the server, see Adding a group to the groups page.
To edit a group configuration, see EDIT in Table 36.

Figure: Groups parameters dialog box

Table 34. Group parameters interface elements

Callout Name Description

1 Name Each group name must be unique and can only contain the characters: A-Z, a-z, and 0-9.
Spaces are also accepted.

2 Description Enter an optional description of the group in the Description field.

3 PowerMaster l Keep Alive enabled: To disable the GPRS keep alive and reduce GPRS com-
panel GPRS keep munication, turn off Keep Alive enabled. Turn on Keep Alive enabled to
alive settings enable the keep alive.
l Keep Alive Period: To determine how often the panel sends a keep alive mes-
sage, enter a value in the Keep Alive Period field.
l Offline Timer: If no keep alive message reaches the server, the panel's online
status is set to GPRS Offline on the Panels page and a message is sent to the
central station or automation. To delay the offline message by a specified time,
enter a value that is greater than the Keep Alive Period value in the GPRS Off-
line Timer field.

4 PowerMaster l Encryption enabled: Turn on Encryption enabled to encrypt messages that

panel Broadband are sent from the panel with SSL encryption. To disable encryption, turn off
keep alive settings Encryption enabled.

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 Old power-link boards cannot encrypt messages. With newer power-link boards,
you cannot disable encryption if the security level is set to medium or high in the
administration console.
l Keep Alive Period: To define how often the panel sends keep alive messages,
enter a value in the Keep Alive Period field. The smallest value you can enter in
the field is 5 seconds.
l Broadband Offline Timer: If no keep alive message reaches the server by Eth-
ernet, the panel's online status is set to BBA Offline on the Panels page and a
message is sent to the central station or automation. To delay this message by a
specified time, enter a value that is greater than the Keep Alive Period value in
the Broadband Offline Timer field.
Note: You cannot disable broadband keep alive messages for PowerMaster pan-
els.

5 FIBRO Neo panel l GPRS Keep Alive enabled: To disable the GPRS keep alive and reduce GPRS
keep alive settings communication, turn off Keep Alive enabled. To enable the keep alive, turn on
Keep Alive enabled.
Note: If you turn on Keep Alive enabled, ensure that the correct receiver chan-
nel directs to a PowerManage server that can support a GPRS heartbeat.
l Broadband Keep Alive enabled: Turn on Keep Alive enabled to disable the
Ethernet heartbeat.
Note: If you enable the broadband keep alive, ensure that the correct receiver
channel directs to a PowerManage server that can support an Ethernet heartbeat.
l Keep Alive Period: To determine how often the panel sends a keep alive mes-
sage, enter a value in the Keep Alive Period field.
l GPRS Offline Timer: If no keep alive message reaches the server, the panel's
online status is set to GPRS Offline on the Panels page and a message sends to
the central station or automation. To delay this message by a specified time, enter a
value that is greater than the Keep Alive Period value in the GPRS Offline
Timer field.
l Broadband Offline Timer: If no keep alive message reaches the server by Eth-
ernet, the panel's online status is set to BBA Offline in the Panels page and a mes-
sage is sent to the central station or automation. To delay this message by a
specified time, enter a value that is greater than the Keep Alive Period value in
the Broadband Offline Timer field.

6 Panel time syn- To periodically synchronize the panel clock with the server clock, select the Panel's Time
chronization Synchronization check box.

7 PowerMaster From the PowerMaster upgrade method list, select either GPRS or Broadband as a con-
upgrade nection type for upgrades.
method

8 SAVE Click to save the group configuration.

9 Server mes- From the Server Messaging Language list, select a server messaging language.
saging Lan-
guage

10 Local wake up Unlike Ethernet, GPRS does not provide an open session between the server and the panel.
To send a wake-up SMS to the panel every time an open connection is required between the
server and the panel, select the Local wake-up check box.

Related topics
Adding a new group
Group hub
Configuring the central station communication settings for a group
CS communicating tab in the group hub
Group central station communication settings

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 Adding a new group
1. In the navigation pane, click System, then click Groups.
2. Click ADD GROUP.
3. Enter the information required in the ADD GROUP dialog box. For more information about the ADD GROUP dialog box settings, see Adding groups to the
Groups page.
4. Click SAVE.
The new group now appears on the Groups page.
To complete the setup, configure the central station communication settings. For more information, see Configuring the central station communication settings
for a group.

Related topics

Adding groups to the Groups page

Configuring the central station communication settings for a group
Groups page

Group hub
View and edit general group settings and central station communication settings in the group hub. To open a group in the group hub, on the group page, click
the group row.

Figure: Navigating the Groups hub

Table 35. Group hub interface elements

Callout Name Description

1 Group name The name of the group you open in the group hub

2 Group GENERAL tab Displays general group information and parameters. For a descrip-
tion of the group information and parameter fields, see Groups page
parameters. To edit the group information and parameters, see Edit
group.

3 Group CS COMMUNICATING tab Click to manage the communication between the panel and the cent-
ral station or automation. For more information, see CS com-
municating tab in the Groups hub.

4 EDIT GROUP Click to edit the group page parameters. For more information, see
Group page parameters.

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CS communicating tab in the group hub
Define which event types are communicated to one or more central stations or automations on the CS COMMUNICATING tab.

Figure: CS COMMUNICATING tab in the group hub

Table 36. CS communicating tab interface elements

Callout Name Description

1 Central A central station or automation that is connected to the group. The central stations that appear here are
station added and defined on the Central stations page. For more information, see Central stations page.

2 EDIT To determine the event types that the panel group communicates to the central station, click EDIT to
open the Event types dialog box.

3 Event Determine the event types that the group of panels communicates to the central station.
types
l The name of the central station is the title of the dialog box.
dialog
box l To open the Event types dialog box, click EDIT.

4 All Select or clear all of the event type check boxes with the All check box.
check
box

5 Event Select a check box to enable the communication of that event type to the central station. By default, all of
type the check boxes are cleared. For more information about each event type check box, see Group central
check station communication settings.
boxes

Related topics
Groups page
Configuring the central station communication settings for a group
Group hub
CS communicating tab in the group hub
Group central station communication settings

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Group central station communication settings
Select a check box to enable or disable the communication of various event types to one or more central stations.

Figure: CS COMMUNICATING tab in the group hub

The following list defines the information each event type communicates to the central station when you select the relevant check box on the CS
COMMUNICATING tab:
Alarm
If there is a security or safety breach, an alarm notification is sent to the central station. Examples of security and safety breaches are burglary, fire, emergency,
and panic alarms.
Alert
If there is an event that requires attention, an alert notification is sent to the central station. Examples of alert events are low battery, AC failure, gas, and flood
events.
Restore
If a detector reading returns to its original state, a restore alert is sent to the central station.
Security open/close
If the state of the panel changes, the central station is updated. Examples of panel states are away, home, and disarm.
Note: You can configure the panel to send detector open and close notifications even when the panel is in a disarm state.
Camera being viewed
If a PIR CAM requests video on demand, a notification is sent to the central station.
Camera trouble
Currently not supported.
Home devices (HD) on/off
If a PGM turns on or off, a notification is sent to the central station.
Home devices (HD) trouble
Currently not supported.
Online
When the panel goes online, a notification is sent to the central station.
Offline
When the panel goes offline, a notification is sent to the central station.
Notice
If there is an info message, such as a device bypass or panel auto test, a notification is sent to the central station.
Routine remote inspection (RRI)
After a routine remote inspection, a success or failure notification is sent to the central station.
Open/close
If the state of a detector changes, a notification is sent to the central station.
Illumination
If there is an alert related to light, a notification is sent to the central station.
Temperature

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Related topics
Groups page
Configuring the central station communication settings for a group
Group hub
CS communicating tab in the group hub

Configuring the central station communication settings for a group

1. In the navigation pane, click System, then click Groups.
2. On the Groups page, click the group to configure.
3. Click the CS COMMUNICATING tab.
4. Navigate to the central station to configure and click EDIT.
5. Select the check boxes of the alert types to communicate to the central station. For more information, see Configuring central station communication settings
for groups.
6. Click SAVE.

Related topics
Configuring the central station communication settings for a group
Groups page

Adding groups to the Groups page

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Processes page
View a list of all processes on the Processes page. To view the processes for an individual panel, see Processes tab.
Each row represents a single process and each row displays the following:
l Process start time
l Panel ID
l Process description
l Current status
l Process creator name
l Duration.
This information is contained in the column titles: STARTED, PANEL, PROCESS, STATUS, USER, and DURATION.
Filter your search of the Processes page by selecting one or more filter values from the Search list. From the Search list, select a filter value from one or more
of the following keys: PANEL ID, PANEL NAME, TYPE, USER, STATUS, STARTED AT. For more information, see Using the search filter.

Figure: Navigating the Processes page

Table 37. Processes page interface elements

Callout Name Description

1 Check box Select the check box of one or more processes to enable use of STOP.

2 STOP Click to stop one or more selected processes that are running.

3 PROCESS A description of the process

4 STATUS A description of the of the process status. A progress bar indicates the process is running and the
warning icon indicates the process stopped. The text after the warning icon indicates the reason the
process stopped.

5 USER Displays the name of the user that initiates the process
Note: If a process requires a subsequent task to complete the current process, the user name for
subsequent process task is SYSTEM.

6 DURATION Displays the total or current run time of the process. For more information, see Process duration
column.

7 Cancel pro- Click to stop a process that runs

cess
Note:This has the same function as STOP except that you can only stop one process at a time.

Related topics

Process duration column

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 Stopping a process
Processes tab

Processes page duration column

when a process runs, the DURATION column displays the run time of the process. If a process is complete, the DURATION column displays the total run time of
the process.
If the process does not finish, it times out after one hour. In this case, the process terminates and a time-out error displays in the STATUS column. The following
examples are exceptions to this rule:
l A software upgrade cannot start if the panel is in an armed state.
l A software upgrade process times out after one week.
l A walk test for Neo panels times out after 15 minutes.
l A walk test for a PowerMaster panel times out after 500 seconds, or 8 minutes and 20 seconds.
l A remote inspection for Neo panels times out after 10 minutes.
l A video on demand process for a PIR CAM times out 10 minutes after it receives the final image.
l The estimated time-out period for a remote inspection is the number of devices, multiplied by 50 seconds.

Related topics
Processes page

Stopping a process
Note: To stop a single process while it is in operation, Click X. X does not appear if you cannot stop the process.
To stop multiple processes at one time, complete the following steps:
1. In the navigation pane, click System, then click Processes.
2. Select the check box of one or more processes to cancel.
3. Click OK.

Related topics
Processes page

Process duration column

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Users page
Add, suspend, remove, enable and edit server users on the Users page.
Important: You can manage all server users on the Users page, except the Default Super Admin. For more information on the Default Super Admin, see
Default super admin.
Each row in the list represents an individual user and displays the following information:
l Username and email address
l User phone number
l Latest log in time. If there is no date and time information in the LAST LOGIN column, the user has never logged in to the server.
l Role of the user. For more information about roles, see Roles page.
l Title of the administrator who created the user account
This information is contained in the column titles: NAME, PHONE, LAST LOGIN, ROLE, and CREATED BY.
Filter your search of the Users page by selecting one or more filter values from the Search list. From the Search list, select a filter value from one or more of the
following keys:NAME, PHONE, ROLE NAME, ROLE CREATOR NAME, and LAST LOGIN. For more information, see Using the search filter.

Figure: Navigating the Users page

Table 38. Users page interface elements

Callout Name Description

1 Check box Select the check box of one or more events to enable REMOVE, SUSPEND, and ENABLE.

2 User The user is enabled.

status

The user is suspended.

The user is logged in to the server.

3 REMOVE Click to remove a user from the server

4 SUSPEND Click to suspend a user. A suspended user cannot log on to the server.

5 ENABLE Click to enable a user. Enabled users can log on to the server.

6 ADD Click to add a new user to the server

USER

7 Edit user Click to edit user information

Related topics

Adding a new user Editing user information

Adding or editing users Removing, suspending and enabling users
Default super admin

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 Default super admin
There is always at least one Default Super Admin for a PowerManage server. The Default Super Admin is a permanent role with full privileges.
The default username and default password are as follows:
l Username: [email protected]
l Password: Admin123
Important: Change the Default Super Admin password as soon as possible. For more information on changing a password, see Changing your logon pass-
word.

Related topics
Adding or editing users
Users page
Adding a new user
Editing user information
Removing, suspending and enabling users

Removing, suspending and enabling users

1. In the navigation pane, click System, then click Users.
2. Select the check box of the user to remove, suspend, or enable.
Note: You can select multiple users to remove, suspend or enable at the same time, but you can only use one of the functions at a time.
3. Perform one of the following actions:
l Click REMOVE.
l Click SUSPEND.
l Click ENABLE.
4. Click OK.

Related topics
Users page

Adding or editing users

Add a new user or edit the information of an exiting user on the Users page.
When you add a new user or edit the information of an exiting user, you can set the following information:
l Full name
l Email address
l Phone number
l Country
l Belongs to role
l Password
The user logs on to the system with the email address and password you define.
The Belongs to role list displays all roles available on the Roles page. For more information, see Roles page.

Related topics
Users page
Adding a new user
Editing user information
Default super admin

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 Adding a new user
1. In the navigation pane, click System, then click Users.
2. Click ADD USER.
3. Type the information required in the Full name, Email Address, Phone, Country, Belongs to role, and Password fields.
4. Click SAVE.
The new user now appears in the users list.

Related topics
Adding or editing users
Users page

Editing user information

1. In the navigation pane, click System, click Users.
2. Navigate to the user that to edit and click the edit user button.
3. Edit the information you want to change in the Full name, Email Address, Phone, Country, Belongs to Role, and Password fields.
4. Click SAVE.

Related topics
Adding a new user
Adding or editing users
Default super admin
Users page

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Roles page
Assign roles to server users on the Roles page.
Each server user has one role type. The role type defines the following:
l The pages the user can access
l The functions the user can perform
l The groups the user can manage
Note: For more information about groups, see Groups page. For more information about users, see Users page.
Each row on the Roles page represents a role and displays the following information:
l The role name. Administrator, Operator, and Event interface user, are examples of role names. For more information, see Role types.
l The role name of the user that created the role
l The username of the role creator
l The groups available to the role
This information is contained in the column titles: NAME, PARENT ROLE, CREATED BY, and GROUPS.
Filter your search of the Roles page by selecting one or more filter values from the Search list. From the Search list, select a filter value from one or more of the
following keys: NAME, PARENT ROLE, and CREATOR. For more information, see Using the search filter.

Figure: Navigating the roles page

Table 39. Roles page interface elements

Callout Name Description

1 Check Select the check box of one or more roles to enable REMOVE.
box

2 REMOVE Click to remove a user from the server. Do not remove all of the roles. If you remove all of the roles,
you cannot create additional roles for new users.
If a role is assigned to a user, you cannot delete the role on the Roles page. See Users page for more
information.

3 ADD Click to create a new role

ROLE

4 Edit role Click to edit a role

Related topics
Role types
Editing a role
Adding a new role

Role types
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 You can change or remove these roles but do not remove all of the roles. If you remove all of the roles, you cannot create additional roles for new users.
Administrator
The administrator role can access all of the menus and pages. Managers use the administrator role.
Operator
The operator role can access all of the menus except the System list. Users that control panels but do not have any server configuration permissions use the
operator role.
Event interface user
By default, the event interface user role does not have any permissions. The role is used by the automation software to retrieve alarm video scripts from the
PowerManage server.

Related topics
Roles page
Adding a new role
Editing a role

Adding a new role

1. In the navigation pane, from the System list, select Roles.
2. On the Roles page, click ADD ROLE.
3. Enter a role name in the Name field.
4. From the Parent Role list, select a parent role.
5. From the Unit Groups list, select one or more groups that the role manages.
Note: A group defines the panel types that the role manages. For more information about groups, see Groups page.
6. Click SAVE.

Related topics
Roles page
Editing a role
Role types

Editing a role
1. In the navigation pane, from the System list, select Roles.
2. Navigate to the role to edit and click the edit role button. For more information, see Edit role in Table 39.
3. Edit the role with one or more of the following actions:
l Edit the information required in the Name, and Unit groups fields.
l To delete a unit group, click X.
l To add a unit group, click the Unit groups field and select one or more unit groups from the Unit Groups list.
4. Click SAVE.

Related topics
Roles page
Role types
Adding a new role

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Central stations page
Use the Central stations page to manage the central station applications that connect to the PowerManage server.
On the Groups page, connect groups to one or more of the central stations defined on this page. For more information about groups, see Groups page.
Each row on the Central stations page represents a role and displays the following information:
l The Central station name
l The protocol used
l The communication parameters of the central station
This information is contained in the column titles: NAME, PROTOCOL, and COMMUNICATION.
Filter your search of the Central stations page by selecting one or more filter values from the Search list. From the Search list, select a filter value from one or
more of the following keys: NAME, PROTOCOL, HOST, PORT, and DEVICE. For more information, see Using the search filter.
Note:
l The Central stations page is an automation application.
l Self-monitoring users do not need to use this page.

Figure: Navigating the Central Stations page

Table 40. Central stations page interface elements

Callout Name Description

1 Check box Select the check box of one or more central station applications to enable REMOVE.

2 REMOVE Click to remove one or more central stations.

3 ADD Click to add a new central station. For more information about adding a central station, see Adding
CENTRAL a central station and Adding or editing central stations.
STATION

4 Edit central Click to edit a central station configuration. For more information about editing a central station,
station see Editing a central station configuration and Adding or editing central stations.

Related topics
Adding a central station
Adding or editing central stations
Editing a central station configuration
Removing a central station

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 Adding or editing central stations
Configure the central station settings when you add a new central station or edit an existing central station configuration.
For more information about adding a new central station, see Adding a central station.
For more information about editing a central station configuration, see Editing a central station configuration.

Figure: Central station settings dialog box

The following list defines the central station settings:

l Name: Enter a name that is local and identifiable to the server.
Note: When adding a central station, the Name field is mandatory. When editing a central station, the Name field is read-only.
l Protocol: Select a protocol that is suitable for the central station or automation. For example, MasterMind or Patriot servers use NMLR2 protocols,
and BOLD's Manitou server uses FEP protocol.
l Heart beat: Define how often the server checks the status of the connection. The heart beat is measured in seconds.
l Retry time: Define how often the server automatically tries to send a message to the central station in case of a failure.
l Retry count: Define how many times the server automatically tries to send a message to the central station in case of a failure.
l Connection type: From the Connection Type list, select one of the following options:
l Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP). If you select TCP/IP, continue to enter the required information in the Host and
Port fields.
l Serial connection type. If you select Serial, enter a serial port in the Serial Port field.
l Security: If you select a TCP/IP connection, from the Security list, select one of the following options: SSL 2/3, SSL 3, TLS 1, or None.

Adding a central station

1. In the navigation pane, click System, then click Central Stations.
2. Click ADD CENTRAL STATION.
3. Enter the information required in the Name, Protocol, Heart beat, Retry time, Retry count, and Connection Type fields. For more information, see
Adding or editing central stations.
4. Click SAVE.

Related topics
Central stations page
Adding or editing central stations
Editing a central station configuration
Removing a central station

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 Editing a central station configuration
1. In the navigation pane, click System, then click Central Stations.
2. Click the edit button of the central station to edit.
3. Enter the information that is required in the Name, Protocol, Heart beat, Retry time, Retry count, and Connection Type fields. See Adding or editing
central stations for more information.
4. Click SAVE.

Related topics
Central stations page
Adding or editing central stations
Adding a central station
Removing a central station

Removing a central station

1. In the navigation pane, click System, then click Central Stations.
2. Select the check box of one or more central stations to remove.
3. Click REMOVE.
4. To confirm the function, click OK.

Related topics
Central stations page
Adding or editing central stations
Adding a central station
Editing a central station configuration

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Basic configurations page
Manage created panel configurations on the Basic Configurations page. A basic configuration is a copy of one or more configuration parameters from an
existing panel that you can use for multiple panels. To create a basic configuration from an existing panel configuration, see Creating a basic configuration from
an existing panel configuration.
To push a basic configuration to one or more panels, see Pushing a basic configuration to one or more panels.
Each row on the page represents a basic configuration. A row displays the configuration name, panel model, creation date, and update time. This information is
contained in the column titles: NAME, PANEL MODEL, CREATED, and UPDATED.
Filter your search of the Basic Configurations page by selecting one or more filter values from the Search list. From the Search list, select a filter value from
one or more of the following keys: NAME, VENDOR, and CREATED. For more information, see Using the search filter.

Figure: Navigating the basic configurations page

Table 41. Basic configurations page interface elements

Callout Name Description

1 Check box Select the check box of one or more basic configurations to enable REMOVE.

2 REMOVE Click to remove one or more basic configurations

3 Basic con- A basic configuration. Click the basic configuration row to view a list of panels that are eligible for the
figuration configuration. To push the basic configuration to one or more panels, see Pushing a basic con-
figuration on the Basic Configuration page.

4 Edit con- Click to edit the basic configuration. For more information about basic configuration parameters,
figuration see Basic configuration parameters.

Related topics
Basic configurations page
Basic configuration parameters
Editing a basic configuration
Pushing a basic configuration on the Basic configuration page
Removing a basic configuration

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Basic configuration parameters
To configure the parameters of a basic configuration, on the Basic Configuration page, click the edit configuration button. For more information, see Edit con-
figuration in Table 41.

Figure: Navigating the basic configuration parameters

Table 42. Basic configuration editing interface elements

Callout Name Description

1 Selected para- When you push a basic configuration to one or more panels on the Panels page, only the selec-
meters ted fields are pushed to the panel configuration. You can select or clear other parameter check
boxes to include or exclude the parameters from the basic configuration.

2 Undo Click the undo arrow to undo a selection or change.

3 Enable/disable Click to enable or disable functions

4 Table of con- Expand the table of contents to navigate the configuration parameters quickly.
tents

5 Show only Select the Show only changed check box to only view the parameters you edit.
changed

6 Quick search Enter a search term in the Quick search field to search the configuration parameters. You can
search parameter names and the possible values of the parameters.

7 SAVE Click to update the basic configuration. If you make any change, SAVE is enabled.

Related topics
Basic configurations page
Editing a basic configuration
Pushing a basic configuration on the Basic configuration page
Removing a basic configuration

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 Editing a basic configuration
1. In the navigation pane, from the System list, select Basic Configurations.
2. Click the edit button of the basic configuration that to edit.
3. Make the required changes. For more information about basic configuration parameters, see Basic configuration parameters.
4. Select the Show only changed check box to review the changes made.
Note: Use the Quick search bar and expand the TABLE OF CONTENTS to navigate the basic configurations.
5. Click SAVE.

Related topics
Basic configurations page
Basic configuration parameters
Pushing a basic configuration on the Basic configuration page
Removing a basic configuration

Removing a basic configuration

1. In the navigation pane, from the System list, select Basic Configurations.
2. Select the check box of the basic configuration to remove.
3. Click REMOVE.

Related topics
Basic configurations page
Basic configuration parameters
Editing a basic configuration
Pushing a basic configuration on the Basic configuration page

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 Installers page
Accept or reject installers that are registered in the server on the Installers page. Use the search bar to filter the Installers page by status.
To connect remotely to a panel by using the installer mobile application, AlarmInstall, installers need to register on the server and receive an accepted status:
l Registration: Installers register the first time they use the mobile application.
l Accepted status: Either the user or the administrator then accepts or rejects access to the panel.
a. Turn on Approve Installer Access by User to grant the installer an Accepted status automatically. The user then approves the connection via
the user mobile application, ConnectAlarm. This option is common for panels that are not monitored.
b. Turn off Approve Installer Access by User to grant the installer a Pending status automatically. A server operator then accepts the installer
and the installer can access the panel remotely by using the installer mobile application. This option is common for panels that are monitored
For more information about the differences between monitored and self-monitored servers, see Installer status.

Figure: Navigating the Installers page

Table 43. Installers page interface elements

Callout Name Description

1 Check Select the check box of one or more basic configurations to enable use of ACCEPT and REJECT.
box

2 ACCEPT Click to accept one or more users

3 REJECT Click to reject one or more users

4 STATUS The current acceptance status of the user. To toggle between Accept and Reject statuses, select the
column STATUS column check box.
toggle

Related topics
Accepting or rejecting installers

Accepting or rejecting installers

To accept or reject multiple installers, complete the following steps:
Note: To accept or reject one installer at a time, select the check box in the status column to toggle between an accept or reject status. For more information,
see Status toggle in Accepting or rejecting installers.
1. In the navigation pane, click System, then click Installers.
2. Select the check box of one or more installers to accept or reject.
3. Perform one of the following actions:
l Click ACCEPT.
l Click REJECT.
4. Click OK.

Related topics

Installers page

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 Interactive users page
View and manage interactive users on the Interactive users page.
Users connecting to the server with the mobile application appear on the Interactive users page. For more information on accessing the server with the mobile
application, see Registering a user on the server with the mobile application.
Two factor authentication increases the security of the user mobile application, ConnectAlarm, with the following stages:
1. The user submits an email address and registration details to the mobile application.
2. The user receives a code by email and enters the code in the mobile application.
Click the STATUS toggle to toggle between Active and Suspended statuses.
A Not verified status indicates the user did not finish the registration process and cannot connect panels to the user mobile application.
Filter your search of the Interactive users page by selecting one or more filter values from the Search list. From the Search list, select a filter value from one or
more of the following keys: STATUS, and CREATED. For more information, see Using the search filter.

Figure: Navigating the Interactive Users page

Related topics
Registering a user on the server with the mobile application

Registering a user on the server with the mobile application

1. To register to the server, the user opens the user mobile application for the first time and enters the following details:
l Server URL
l Name
l Email address
Note: If successful, the user appears on the Interactive users page with a Not verified status and receives an automatic email with a verification code.
2. The user enters the code in the mobile application when prompted.
Note: If successful, the user's status changes from Not verified to Active after a short time-out period.
The user can now add one or more panels to the account via the mobile application.
Note: The PANELS column displays the number of panels connected to an account.

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Interactive users page

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Dashboard page
The Dashboard page displays the overall statistical data from the server in a visual format.

Figure: Navigating the Dashboard page

To see a description of the four types of graph on the Dashboard page, see the following definition list:
Events rate
The Events Rate graph displays visual data of events in three categories: Alarms, Alerts, and Other.
l The Y-axis measures the number of events.
l The X-axis measures time by calendar date.
l Each point on the graph represents 10 minutes.
Offline/faulty panels
The Offline/Faulty Panels graph displays visual data of the percentage of the total panels that are Faulty and Offline.
l The Y-axis measures from 0% to 100%. All of the panels comprise 100% and the position of the blue and red lines represents a percentage of the total
number of panels.
l The blue line represents faulty panels. A faulty panel is a panel with at least one fault. For more information about the faults column, see FAULTS
column in Table 7.
l The red line represents offline panels. If the server does not receive a keep alive message from a panel, the panel changes to an Offline status. For
more information about the connection status, see Connection status Table 7.
l The X-axis measures time by calendar date.
l Hover over a particular part of either line to see to see the percentage. This percentage is a decimal of 1. For example, 0.7 represents 70%.
All processes
The All processes pie chart displays visual data of the percentage of processes that fail and succeed.
Connected panels
The Connected Panels graph displays visual data of the number of panels that are connected to the server over time.
Note: If a panel is connected, there is a live connection between the panel and the server. The term Connected does not mean Online. For more information
about the connection status, see Connection status Table 7.

Related topics
Panels page
Processes page
Events page

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End User License Agreement
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unable to own the De-Identified Data as a result of applicable law, or contractual commitments or obligations, You grant Tyco a non-exclusive,
perpetual, irrevocable, fully-paid-up, royalty free license to use, copy, distribute, and otherwise exploit statistical and other data derived from Your use
of the De-Identified Data for Tyco’s Business Purposes.
12. FEEDBACK. You may provide suggestions, comments, or other feedback (collectively, “Feedback”) to Tyco and its affiliates with respect
to their products and services, including the Software. Feedback is voluntary and Tyco is not required to hold it in confidence. Tyco may use Feedback
for any purpose without obligation of any kind. To the extent a license is required under Your intellectual property rights to make use of the Feedback,
You grant Tyco and its affiliates an irrevocable, non-exclusive, perpetual, world-wide, royalty-free license to use the Feedback in connection with
Tyco’s and its affiliates’ businesses, including enhancement of the Software, and the provision of products and services to Tyco’s customers.
13. GOVERNING LAW AND JURISDICTION.
a. This EULA is governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Wisconsin, as applied to agreements entered into and
wholly performed within Wisconsin between Wisconsin residents. In the event the foregoing sentence is determined by a court of competent
jurisdiction to not be enforceable or applicable to an action or proceeding brought by either party relating to or under this EULA, the parties agree
to the application of the laws of the country in which You entered into this EULA to govern, interpret, and enforce all of Your and Tyco’s respective
rights, duties, and obligations arising from, or relating in any manner to, the subject matter of this EULA, without regard to conflict of law principles.
The United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods does not apply to any such action or proceeding.
b. Jurisdiction. Any action or proceeding brought by either party hereto shall be brought only in a state or federal court of competent jurisdiction
located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and the parties submit to the in personam jurisdiction of such courts for purposes of any action or proceeding.
In the event the foregoing sentence is determined by a court of competent jurisdiction to not be enforceable or applicable to an action or proceeding
brought by either party relating to or under this EULA, the parties agree all rights, duties, and obligations of the parties are subject to the courts
of the country in which You entered into this EULA.
14. GENERAL. This EULA constitutes the entire understanding and agreement between the parties with respect to the transactions contemplated
in this EULA and supersedes all prior or contemporaneous oral or written communications with respect to the subject matter of this EULA, all of which
are merged in this EULA. This EULA shall not be modified, amended or in any way altered except by an instrument in writing signed by authorized
representatives of both parties. In the event that any provision of this EULA is found invalid or unenforceable pursuant to judicial decree, the remainder
of this EULA shall remain valid and enforceable according to its terms. Any failure by Tyco to strictly enforce any provision of this EULA will not operate
as a waiver of that provision or any subsequent breach of that provision. The following provisions shall survive any termination or expiration of this
EULA: Sections 3.a (Restrictions), 3.i (Compliance with laws). 4 (Third Party Software), 6 (Term and Termination), 7 (Fees and Taxes) (to the extent
of any fees accrued prior to the date of termination), 9 (Limitation of Liability), 10 (Confidentiality), 11 (Data Collection and Use), 12 (Feedback), 13
(Governing Law and Jurisdiction), 14 (General), 15 (Export/Import), and 16 (U.S. Government Rights). Tyco may assign any of its rights or obligations
hereunder as it deems appropriate. IT IS EXPRESSLY UNDERSTOOD AND AGREED THAT IN THE EVENT ANY REMEDY HEREUNDER IS
DETERMINED TO HAVE FAILED OF ITS ESSENTIAL PURPOSE, ALL LIMITATIONS OF LIABILITY AND EXCLUSIONS OF DAMAGES SET
FORTH HEREIN SHALL REMAIN IN EFFECT.
15. EXPORT/IMPORT. The Software is licensed for use in the specific country authorized by Tyco. You may not export or import the Software
to another country without Tyco’s written permission and payment of any applicable country specific surcharges. You agree to comply fully with all
relevant and applicable export and import laws and regulations of the United States and foreign nations in which the Software will be used
(“Export/Import Laws”) to ensure that neither the Software nor any direct product thereof are (a) exported or imported, directly or indirectly, in violation
of any Export/Import Laws; or (b) are intended to be used for any purposes prohibited by the Export/Import Laws. Without limiting the foregoing, You
will not export or re-export or import the Software: (a) to any country to which the United States or European Union has embargoed or restricted the
export of goods or services or to any national of any such country, wherever located, who intends to transmit or transport the Software back to such
country; (b) to any user who You know or have reason to know will utilize the Software in the design, development or production of nuclear, chemical
or biological weapons; or (c) to any user who has been prohibited from participating in export transactions by any federal or national agency of the
U.S. government or European Union. You will defend, indemnify, and hold harmless Tyco and its affiliates and their respective licensors and suppliers
from and against any and all damages, fines, penalties, assessments, liabilities, costs and expenses (including attorneys’ fees and expenses) arising
out of any Your breach of this Section.
16. U.S. GOVERNMENT RIGHTS. The Software is a “commercial item” as that term is defined at 48 CFR 2.101 (October 1995), consisting of
“commercial computer software” and “commercial computer software documentation,” as such terms are used in 48 CFR 12.212 (September 1995),
and is provided to the U.S. Government only as a commercial end item. Consistent with 48 CFR 12.212 and 48 CFR 227.7202-1 through 227.7202-
4 (June 1995), all U.S. Government End Users acquire the Software with only those rights set forth herein.
17. SPECIAL PROVISIONS FOR POWERMANAGE SOFTWARE. If the Software consists of or includes Tyco’s PowerManage IP/GPRS-based
Security Management Platform software, then the following additional provisions shall apply to Your use of the Software:
a. Subject to purchasing the requisite number of licenses, You may use the Software to provide services to Your, and Your authorized dealer’s
end user customers (“Customers”) to remotely access and use the end user functionality of the PowerManage Software, as installed on Your
hardware, for the sole purpose of remotely configuring, managing and monitoring their intrusion systems, provided that You comply with all
applicable privacy and other laws governing Your providing such services and access to Customers.
b. You will not, and will not permit any dealer, Customer or other person reasonably within Your control to, rent, lease, sub-license, loan, copy,
modify, adapt, merge, translate, reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble or create derivative works based on the whole or any part of the
Software.
c. You may establish terms and conditions for the engagement of Your dealers and the provision of services using the Software to Customers,
provided that all such agreements are consistent with the terms of this EULA. You will be solely liable to Your dealers and Customers under the
terms and conditions of such agreements. Tyco will not be bound by, and You will indemnify and hold harmless Tyco and its affiliates from any
claims or demands of any third party arising out of or related to, the grant of any warranties, indemnities, or other terms and conditions greater in
scope than those set forth in this EULA.
d. You shall include statements in You welcome kit and/or its agreement(s) with Customer’s to remind them to keep secure their login and
password details and comply with all applicable security policies.
e. You shall be solely responsible for: (i) all services You offer and supply to Your dealers and Customers; (ii) all of Your, Your dealer and
Customer content, posted, printed, stored, received, routed or created through the use of the Software, including both its content and accuracy;
(iii) managing the provision of the service offered by You to Your Customers using the Software; and (iv) compliance with all privacy and other
laws applicable to Your use of the Software and provision of services.
f. You agree that You will comply with applicable all laws and regulations relating to the protection and privacy of the Personal Information of
Customers and will utilize appropriate security, technical and organizational measures to protect against unauthorized or unlawful processing of
Personal Information and against accidental loss or destruction of, or damage to, Personal Information, in connection with Your use of the
Software. Personal Information means any information concerning an identifiable individual (including an End User), including information obtained
from an End User through the use of Software, such as photos and video.
g. You agree to indemnify Tyco and its affiliates for any claims, damages and expenses (including reasonable attorney’s fees) related to Your
or Your dealer’s failure to comply with this Section 17.