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which areas are not being monitored. There are eight modules that can be selected and each module monitors eight
areas. Table 1-2 provides a module to area association.
The application software continuously receives updated status information for each area which is processed for display
and printing. If status changes have occurred, an audible alarm is given and the display screens are updated. The type
of status change can be determined by looking at the display screen and is acknowledged by the operator. Status
changes that have not been acknowledged are displayed by flashing text.
1.15 SECURE MODE SCREENS.
There are four display screens in the Secure Mode. Each display screen provides different types of information to the
operator or supervisor and each display screen provides a summary of the system status. Each display screen is
selected by pressing the function key associated with the display screen. Function keys that control selection of display
screens are as follows:
<F4> ................Monitor Area Screen
<F5> ................Remote Area Status Screen
<F6> ................Remote Area Notes Screen
<F7> ................Remote Area Status Changes Screen
Figure 1-3. Keyboard Setup (Typical).
1.15.1 Special Features. The AMG has been designed to provide easy operation and uses the color scheme provided
in table 1-3. The color codes allow visual detection of status changes or alarms. Designated features are provided in
table 1-4. In addition, if there is no area selected, the AMG software automatically selects an area that has a status
change and displays the information on the command line. The + and - (figure 1-3) keys can be used to select either the
next area (+) or previous area (-).
Table 1-3. Color Scheme
Color Scheme
Condition
Green
Secure and AC Power
Yellow
Access, Battery, or Maintenance
Red
Alarm
White on Red
Communications failure or Alarm
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