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To delimit protected territory in Axxon PSIM, the Region object is used. Protected territory delimiting helps to monitor and control objects of the security system more efficiently.
Monitoring function is performed by giving information about the Region—relative area of event source-object location. If any event comes from alarm object (camera, sensor and so on), this event will contain information on the Region where this object is. Information on object’s belonging to one or another Region is displayed in the Alarm notification window (see Alarm notification window) and Event Viewer (see The Event viewer).
The Map is used for Region operation in Axxon PSIM. The icons of the Region object on the Map are given below.
- Region is disarmed:
- Region is armed:
- Alarm in the Region. Alarm event from one or several objects that belong to this region is detected:
You can set any state to the Region by right-clicking the Region icon on the Map and selecting an item in the function menu:
There is general information at the top of the function menu: Region name, name and time of the latest completed action. After general information, there is a list of available commands.
Commands of the function menu of the Region object are described in the table.
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
| Arm | Starts monitoring the states of objects in the Region. Region becomes alarmed when it gets corresponding events from objects |
| Control objects | Sets states to the objects of Region Note 1. To start the Control objects command in the function menu of the Region object, you must add a plug-in. Note 2. This command is available in Macros (see Administrator's Guide) |
| Disarm | Stops monitoring the states of objects in the Region |
| Classify alarm | Cancels the alarm state of the Region |
| Show in AC department | The command can be used if ACFA PSIM is installed and the Access Manager window is displayed on the same display as the Map. The command displays the region and the users in it on the Regions and areas tab of the Access Manager. See also Access Manager Module Settings and Operation Guide |
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