The settings panel of the Incident manager object

1

The Identification number*
field

Automatically

Displays the identification number of the Incident manager object in the system

Numbers, letters, periods, hyphen, dash, and underscore

NA

Depends on the number of the Incident manager objects in the system

2

The Name*
field

Enter the value in the field

Sets the name of the Incident manager object in the system

Latin alphabet, Cyrillic, numbers, and service characters 

Incident manager

A line containing a sequence of any characters (letters, digits, service characters except > and < characters), case-insensitive.

Number of characters—from 1 to 60

3

The Disable
checkbox

Set the checkbox

Disables the Incident manager object in the system

Boolean type

Clear

Set—the Incident manager object is disabled and isn't used

Clear—the Incident manager object is enabled and used

4

The Display
drop-down list

Select the value from the list

Names of the Display objects registered in the system

Name of the Display parent object

Depends on the number of the Display objects in the system

5

The X field

Enter the value in the field

Sets the X coordinate in the horizontal axis for the upper left corner of the Incident manager window

% of the screen width

50

From 0 to M*100, where M is the number of the installed monitors

The Y field

Sets the Y coordinate in the vertical axis for the upper left corner of the Incident manager window

% of the screen height

50

From 0 to M*100, where M is the number of the installed monitors

The W field

Sets the width of the Incident manager window

% of the screen width

50

From 0 to M*100, where M is the number of the installed monitors

The H field

Sets the height of the Incident manager window

% of the screen height

50

From 0 to M*100, where M is the number of the installed monitors

The Allow moving
checkbox

Set the checkbox

Allows moving the Incident manager window using the mouse

Boolean type

Clear

Set—allow moving the Incident manager window using the mouse

Clear—disable moving the Incident manager window using the mouse

Opens the window for setting the position and size of the Incident manager window

Select the value from the list

Sets the Incident server and Incident handler objects, the events and processing logic from which are displayed in the interface. Set the checkboxes next to the required ones

Set—use the selected incident server or incident handler 

Clear—don't use the selected incident server or incident handler 

Sets a hotkey, using which the operator can start processing the event. To set the hotkey, place the mouse cursor in the field and press the required key or key combination on the keyboard

All possible keyboard keys and key combinations using Ctrl, Shift, and Alt

Select the value from the list

Sets the Map object, which is linked with the incident manager. In the incident manager, the operator can highlight the object on the map from which the event was received

List of Map objects available in the system

Depends on the number of the Map objects created in the system

Select the value from the list

ActiveX—archive opens in a separate window

Monitor—archive opens on the selected video surveillance monitor

№

The Group by group

Sets the method of events grouping in the incident manager

• Operator's selection—the operator can select the grouping method in the Incident manager interface on its own;
• Disabled—the event grouping is disabled;
• Region—the events are grouped by region;
• Event—the events are grouped by the event type;
• Object—the events are grouped by object

Sets two options:

1. Blocking of group events for processing by other operators in case if one operator took the event from the group into processing. In this case, the events of the group remain available for processing only by this operator;

2. When one event of the selected group is escalated, all events of this group are escalated too

Set—events of the filtered group are blocked for other operators if one operator has already started processing an event from the group. When one event from a group is escalated, the whole group is escalated

Clear—events of the filtered group aren't blocked if the operator has already started processing an event from the group. When one event is escalated, the whole group isn't escalated

no grouping—all events are displayed in the event display window without grouping. If filtering is set, then all events of the selected filter are displayed

by event—the events are grouped by object type/object ID/event type/logic ID

Sets the event display options within a group

Set—only the first event from the group is displayed, the rest of the events are closed without processing after the first event is processed

Clear—all events of the group are displayed

Sets the event highlight color

Corresponds to the standard range of the selected color system

Sets the event highlight color

Corresponds to the standard range of the selected color system

Sets the event highlight color

Corresponds to the standard range of the selected color system

Sets the event highlight color

Corresponds to the standard range of the selected color system

Sets the event highlight color

Corresponds to the standard range of the selected color system

1

The Number
drop-down list

Select the value from the list / Automatically

Sets the number of the user for whom the rights must be set.

Filled in automatically when selecting a username

Depends on the number of users registered in the system

2

The Name
drop-down list

Select the value from the list / Automatically

Displays the name of the user (usually first or last name) for whom the rights must be set.

Filled in automatically when selecting a user number

Names of the registered users

NA

Depends on the users registered in the system

Set—the user can take events into processing

Clear—the user cannot take events into processing

4

The Close
checkbox

Set the checkbox

Sets the right for the corresponding user to close the event without processing

Boolean type

Set—the user can close an event without processing

Clear—the user cannot close an event without processing

Set—the user can suspend the event processing

Clear—the user cannot suspend the event processing

Set—the user sees the event handling steps taken by other users

Clear—the user doesn't see the event handling steps taken by other users

Set—the user can take into processing the event with any status

Clear—the user cannot take into processing the event with any status

8

The Escalate
checkbox

Set the checkbox

Sets the right for the corresponding user to escalate the events (escalate them to other users for processing)

Boolean type

Set—the user can escalate events

Clear—the user cannot escalate events

Set—the user can take into processing the escalated events

Clear—the user cannot take into processing the escalated events

Set—the user can apply event filters

Clear—the user cannot apply event filters

Set—when logging out of the system, the user is cleared in all events, the processing steps already made by the user are saved

Clear—when logging out of the system, the user isn't cleared in all events