1 - From the Gateway List drop-down menu, select the gateway
where the guard tour is defined.
2 - Select
the guard tour you want to start from the list. Once you have selected the guard tour, click on
the “Start Guard Tour” button. The system will display a card-selection
window:
3 - Select
the cardholder who will be responsible for the guard tour. A card has
to be chosen in order to initiate the guard tour. If doors are defined
in the guard tour definition, then a card will have to be presented at
the defined reader(s) and this cardholder must also have access to the
doors. Once you have selected a cardholder and clicked ,
the system will display the Guard tour window.
Please, remember
the following:
• During a tour, using the “modify” button will
reset the time allowed between two stations.
• Only one (1) guard tour can be run at a time per
gateway.
• A tour must always be completed with the command
“End guard tour” entered by the operator after the system displays the
“Last station in guard tour” message.
• During
a tour, if the delay is almost expired, using the “modify” button will
reset the time allowed between two stations.
4 - Click
to display extended information
on the selected guard tour. The system will display the stations to be
visited as well as the delays from stations to stations. This button can
be used only when a guard tour has been started.
5 - Click
the button to start the
guard tour sequence. Guard tours can only be initiated from this window.
You can also assign a schedule that will generate the event “Guard Tour
Scheduled” to warn operators or remind them that the guard tour must be
started.
6 - Click
the button to end the guard
tour sequence. When the last station has been visited, the system will
generate the event “Last station in guard tour”, then the “end guard tour”
button must be used. Once you end a guard tour, the system generates the
event “Ending of a guard tour”.
7 - Click
the button will also
cancel a guard tour that has started.
8 - The
following buttons are displayed in the right-hand. They provide additional
information on the guard tour:
• Provides information
(text and picture) concerning the previous station (door or input) that
the guard triggered.
• : Provides information (text
and picture) concerning the next station (door or input) to be triggered.
• : Indicates the time
remaining for the guard to reach the next station. If this time expires,
a warning will be displayed.
• State : Displays the guard
tour state. The possible states are:
○ : When
the guard tour is normal.
○ : For
example, if the delay programmed for a specific station is set to 2:00
minutes, and this delay expires, the system will generate the event “Guard
tour station late”, then the system will initiate the pre-alarm delay.
After this delay expires, the system will then generate the “Guard tour
alarm” event and the status will change to alarm.
○ : When
the pre-alarm delay is over and the guard tour is in alarm.
• : This option allows
the operator to modify the next station, for the guard tour currently
in progress. When
you modify the next station, the system will generate the event “Guard
tour sequence modified”.
• : This option
allows the operator to modify the time remaining for the guard in order
to reach the next station. This modification only affects the guard tour
currently in progress.
When
you modify the next station, the system will generate the “Guard tour
late time delay modified” event.