Commands

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Windows which present information to which operator react support the COMMANDS interface that provides context sensitive access to information, system control, macro execution, communications, and alarms. The COMMANDS interface works with the presentation interfaces and immediately presents the correct control capabilities to your operator. While other products lock in fixed screens and require operators to navigate complex menus, the Enterprise Command Station provides the correct control options with a simple right click, in real time.

The COMMANDS window is available from MULTIPLE locations. It can be called from:

ECS Console
Right-mouse-click on SCOREBOARD event
Right-mouse-click on QUICKVIEW window
Right-mouse-click on object in GEOSPATIAL MAPS window

AN EXAMPLE:

Imagine an operator observes something unusual in a video view window, perhaps a person where they shouldn't be. Unable to immediately assess if a brek-in, legitimate access, or something else is afoot, the operator right clicks in the video window and selects alarms.

The commands window displays any alarms associated with that view such as forced doors, intrusion alarms, etc. By selecting an alarm the operator has the option to control the devices associated with the alarm or to control related devices.

Controlling a door or gate in the view is easy since the controlled points related to the view appear on the Commands window Points tab. The context of the tab is established by the point selection and the point type.

Imagine an operator observes something unusual in a video view window, perhaps a person where they shouldn't be. Unable to immediately assess if a brek-in, legitimate access, or something else is afoot, the operator right clicks in the video window and selects alarms.
The commands window displays any alarms associated with that view such as forced doors, intrusion alarms, etc. By selecting an alarm the operator has the option to control the devices associated with the alarm or to control related devices.
Controlling a door or gate in the view is easy since the controlled points related to the view appear on the Commands window Points tab. The context of the tab is established by the point selection and the point type.