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The settings panel for the Incident handler object is shown in the figures. The description of the Incident handler setting parameters is given in the tables.
Object general settings and the Filters tab
№ | Parameter | Method for setting the parameter value | Parameter description | Representation | Default value | Value range |
1 | Identification number* | Automatically | Displays the identification number of the Incident handler interface object in the video surveillance system with distributed architecture | Numbers, letters, periods, hyphen, dash, and underscore | NA | Depends on the number of the Incident handler objects in the video surveillance system with distributed architecture |
2 | Name* | Enter the value in the field | Sets the name of the Incident handler object in the system | Latin, Cyrillic, and service characters | Incident handler | 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 | Disable | Set the checkbox | Disables the Incident handler object | Boolean type | Clear | Set—the Incident handler object is disabled and isn't used Clear—the Incident handler object is enabled and used |
| 4 | Incident server | Select the value from the list | Sets the Incident server parent object for the given Incident handler object | Names of the Incident server objects registered in the system | Name of the Incident server parent object | Depends on the number of the Incident server objects in the system |
| The Filters tab | ||||||
5 | Type | Select the value from the list | Sets the type of objects for which the events must be displayed in the Incident manager window | Available object types | NA | Depends on the objects registered in the system. Only those object types are available for selection for which the "INFORMATION" or "ALARM" value is selected on the Events tab in the Processing messages column in the ddi.exe utility (see The Events tab) |
Number | Select the value from the list | Sets the number of the object for which the events must be displayed in the Incident manager window | Sequence of numbers | NA | Depends on the number of the objects of the specified type registered in the system | |
Name | Automatically | Sets the name of the object for which the events in the Incident manager window must be displayed | Names of the objects registered in the system | NA | Depends on the objects registered in the system | |
Event type | Select the value from the list | Sets the events displayed in the Incident manager interface window | Events available for the selected object | NA | Depends on the selected object type | |
Area | Select the value from the list | Sets the Area, the events from which are displayed in the Incident manager window | Areas available for the selected object | NA | Depends on the selected object type and Areas registered in the system | |
Region | Select the value from the list | Sets the Region, the events from which are displayed in the Incident manager window | Regions available for the selected object | NA | Depends on the selected Area | |
| Logic | Select the value from the list | Sets the logic that is used to handle the events of the corresponding object. Note. The logic must be specified. Otherwise, the selected events aren't displayed | Logic | NA | A line containing a sequence of any characters (letters, digits, service characters except > and < characters), case-insensitive. Number of characters—from 1 to 255 | |
| Priority | Select the value from the list | Sets the priority level for events of the corresponding object | Priority level | 0 | Depends on the priority templates created on the Main tab | |
| Timer (s) | Enter the value in the field | Sets the time in seconds from the moment the event occurs, after which the TIME_IS_OVER event is generated. The timer will also count down the specified time in the interface in the Time (s) column until it reaches zero | Time in seconds | NA | >=0 | |
Autoescalation (s) | Enter the value in the field | Sets the time in seconds from the moment the event occurs, after which the event is automatically escalated. Autoescalation is performed within one Incident manager and works if the operator has the escalation rights | Time in seconds | NA | >=0 | |
| 6 | Add | Click the button | Opens the window for selecting events as a group (see Displaying and handling events in bulk) | NA | NA | NA |
| 7 | Clear | Click the button | Clears the table with the selected objects and events | NA | NA | NA |
*Name of the element isn't displayed in the settings panel of the given object.
The Logic tab
№ | Parameter | Method for setting the parameter value | Parameter description | Representation | Default value | Value range |
| 1 | Create copy | Click the button | If you select a logic in the list of logics and click on the button to create a copy, a copy of the selected logic is created. It will appear in the list of logics. The name of the new logic consists of the name of the original logic and the copy number in brackets. For example, for Logic 1, the first copy is named Logic 1(1), the second copy is named Logic 1(2) | NA | NA | NA |
| 2 | + | Click the button | Creates a new Logic object | NA | NA | NA |
| 3 | - | Click the button | Removes the Logic object selected in the logic list | NA | NA | NA |
4 | List of logics* | Select the value from the list | Selects the logic which elements are displayed in the list on the right | List of the created logics | NA | Depends on the number of the created logics |
5 | Starting | Set the checkbox | Selects the element that is displayed first for the operator when processing the event. To set the checkbox, do the following:
| Boolean type | Clear | Only one element in the logic can be the starting one Set—the element is the starting element in the logic Clear—the element isn't a starting element in logic |
6 | Element ID | Enter the value in the field | Enters the element name | Latin, Cyrillic, and service characters | NA | From 0 to 255 characters |
7 | Element type | Select the value from the list | Sets the element type (see Configuring the elements) | Available element types | NA |
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| 8 | Multitasking | Select the value from the list | Limits the ability to switch to processing another event if the operator is on the selected element. | Available multitasking values | By default, when processing an event, you can move on to processing other events from any element of logic. |
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9 | Edit | Click the button | Opens a window for editing the selected element (see Configuring the elements) | NA | NA | NA |
10 | Apply to processed events | Set the checkbox | Resets the event processing. The option works if the administrator has changed the Logic, clicked Apply, and wants to apply the updated Logic to events in the Incident manager | Boolean type | Clear | Set—the event processing with the selected Logic is reset, and the event can be processed again with the updated Logic Clear—the Logic will change, but the started event processing job with this Logic isn't reset. The updated Logic is applied only to subsequent new events |
The Main tab
№ | Parameter | Method for setting the parameter value | Parameter description | Representation | Default value | Value range |
| The Priority localization template group | ||||||
| 1 | Priority | Enter the value in the field | Sets the priority level | Priority level | NA | Numeric value, positive integer |
| 2 | Value | Enter the value in the field | Sets the priority description. If the priority description is set, then it is displayed in the Incident manager, otherwise, the priority level is displayed | Priority description | NA | A line containing a sequence of any characters (letters, digits, service characters except > and < characters), case-insensitive. Number of characters—from 1 to 255 |
| The Columns settings group | ||||||
| 3 | Count | Enter the value in the field | Sets the number of columns when displaying the event processing logic in the Incident manager interface | Sequence of numbers | 4 | From 0 to 100 |
| 4 | Columns width | Enter the value in the field | Sets the width of the columns when displaying the event processing logic in the Incident manager interface | Pixels or fractions | 150 pixels | Percentage values must be set in fractions of 1, for example, 0.25. If a value greater than 1 is set, then it is taken in pixels |
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