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For example: in a multiple tenant building, each

tenant can be setup as a separate account.

Activate: Enable. Make functional. See Energize.

Activation State: Indicates the behavior of an

activated output point.

Address: An identification number of a specific

control panel.

ADV: Abstract device: a logical representation of a

physical device (e.g., a communication server,

control panel, door or CCTV switcher). Similar in

appearance to an icon, an ADV is associated with an

actual device in your access control system

Alarm: A signal that indicates a problem.

Alarm Input: A physical input terminal on a control

panel. A point at which an input device is connected

to a control panel.

Alarms View: A display window that shows alarm

activation and allows an operator to respond to

situations reported on the system.

Alarm Priority: Priority rankings of 1 to 99 are

assigned to alarms. Priority 1 is the highest and 99 is

the lowest.

Alarm State: On an input, refers to the state that is

opposite of a normal state. Software can recognize

an input when that input goes into alarm, unless

some other condition (such as a shunt) applies.

Alarm Type: An alarm determined by its unique

priority, global shunt status, forced note, auto clear

and RTN separate alarm characteristics, and the

message displayed when an alarm is reported.

Alphanumeric: A combination of numeric,

alphabetical and, in some cases, symbols found on a

keyboard or display.

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