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Security Archive Workstation V5

(SAW-V5)

Installation & Operations Manual

Version 5.1

Security Archive Workstation V5

(SAW-V5)

Installation

Operations Manual

Release History

Date Version Comment Approved 8/4/05 1.0 Initial Draft Release JS 9/2/05 1.1 Implement redlines & release manual.

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2/16/07 1.2 Add new sections on ACS Configuration Utility

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4/11/07 5.1 Update versioning to be consistent with AF Cert builds.

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This document describes the Security Archive Workstation V5 software (SAW- V5). Specifications and documentation are subject to change without notice.

Vindicator and UHS-Net are registered trademarks of Honeywell International.

Microplex is a trademark of Honeywell International.

ESS 4/11/07

Document No. 908-33581-00

© 2007 Honeywell International. All rights reserved.

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Table Of Contents

INTRODUCTION

TERMINOLOGY

CONVENTIONS

SYSTEM ORGANIZATION

The Apex Log File Log Files and Data Tables Backing Up Data

INSTALLATION

FACILITY LAYOUT & PLANNING

INSTALLATION PRACTICES

Unpacking and Storing Equipment Tool Requirements

MECHANICAL INSTALLATION

Rack Mount CRT Display

ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION

General Considerations Cabling Considerations Transient Protection Wire Termination Pre-Installation Testing If Error Messages Occur

PHYSICAL INSTALLATION

Proteus Console Bus Connection

RS-485 SAW-V5 Connection RS-232 Type SAW-V5 Connection

PR-1100 Printer DIP Switches DIP Switch #1 Settings DIP Switch #2 Settings

Serial Card Switch Settings

SOFTWARE INSTALLATION

Installing the SAW-V5 Software Uninstalling the SAW-V5 Software Installing the Proteus5 Software

Installing the Proteus5 Application as a Windows Service Uninstalling the Proteus5 Software

OPERATIONS

GENERAL OPERATIONS

Starting the software applications First-Time Login Closing the SAW-V5 Application Using the Report Display Navigating the Browse windows Command Buttons

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SAW-V5 Main Application Window

SAW-V5 ADMINISTRATION

Administration Window SAW-V5 User Management Log File Management Data Table Management Local SAW-V5 Admin Reports

SAW-V5 REPORTING

Reports and Browsers Window Point Event Reports Access Control Event Reports Communication Events Report Operator’s Logs Report Common Report Procedures

Specifying a Report Date & Time Criteria Printing a Report Updating Log File Statistics on a Query

Error Messages when Characterizing Log Files Performing a Query of the Log Files

Stopping a Query

POINT EVENT REPORTS

Point Event Types Event Time Criteria Point Group Specification Results Display Printing a Point Event Report Tag Reports Tag Query Results

ACCESS CONTROL REPORTS

Access Control Events Report Portal Activity Report

Running a Portal Activity Report Printing Portal Activity Reports

Credential Holders Reports Credential Holder Activity Report List Credential Holders

COMMUNICATION EVENTS REPORT

Running a Comm Events Report Comm Events Results Printing a Communication Events Report

OPERATOR’S LOG REPORT

Running an Operator’s Log Report Operator’s Log Results Printing an Operator’s Log Report

CUSTOMIZING THE SAW-V5

CREATING CUSTOM REPORTS

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SMARTSAVE5

THE SMARTSAVE5 UTILITY

Saving a V5 IDS Server Configuration Restoring a V5 IDS Server Configuration Saving a V5 ACS Configuration Restoring a V5 ACS Configuration SmartSave5 Warning Messages

Messages on Operator Table Restoration

IDS CONFIGURATION

IDS CONFIGURATION WINDOW

IDS CONFIGURATION REPORT

IDS Configuration Results Printing an IDS Configuration Report

ACS CONFIGURATION

ACS CONFIGURATION WINDOW

ACS CONFIGURATION REPORTS

ACS Configuration “All Personnel” Results ACS Configuration “All Location” Results ACS Configuration “Entry Schedule” Results ACS Configuration “Escorts & Lists” Results Searching by Specific Name or by Specific Location

ACS Configuration “Search by Specifics” Examples Printing any ACS Configuration Report

PROTEUS5

PROTEUS5 APPLICATION WINDOW

PROTEUS5 CONFIGURATION

Proteus5 Communications Address Apex Log File Parameters

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Table Of Figures

FIGURE 1 DATAFLOW BLOCK DIAGRAM

FIGURE 2 CRT RACK-MOUNTING KIT

FIGURE 3 CRT RACK-MOUNTING KIT — REAR VIEW

FIGURE 4 VS PERIPHERAL EQUIPMENT HOOKUP

FIGURE 5 CONNECTING AN INTERNAL RS-485 SAW-V5

FIGURE 6 HOOKUP FOR RS-232 SAW-V5 COMPUTER

FIGURE 7 RS-485 TO RS-232 CONVERTER ADAPTER CONFIGURATION

FIGURE 8 PR-1100 PRINTER CONTROL PANEL

FIGURE 9 SAW-V5.MSI (INSTALL)

FIGURE 10 SAW-V5 SETUP SCREEN

FIGURE 11 SAW-V5 INSTALLATION FOLDER SELECTION SCREEN

FIGURE 12 SAW-V5 INSTALLATION PROGRESS SCREEN

FIGURE 13 SAW-V5 INSTALLATION COMPLETE SCREEN

FIGURE 14 SAW-V5 APPLICATION SHORTCUTS ON DESKTOP

FIGURE 15 SAW-V5.MSI (UNINSTALL)

FIGURE 16 SAW-V5 REMOVE/REPAIR SCREEN

FIGURE 17 SAW-V5 REMOVAL PROGRESS SCREEN

FIGURE 18 SAW-V5 REMOVAL COMPLETE SCREEN

FIGURE 19 PROTEUS.MSI (INSTALL)

FIGURE 20 PROTEUS SETUP SCREEN

FIGURE 21 PROTEUS INSTALLATION FOLDER SELECTION SCREEN

FIGURE 22 PROTEUS INSTALLER CONFIRMATION SCREEN

FIGURE 23 PROTEUS INSTALLATION PROGRESS SCREEN

FIGURE 24 PROTEUS INSTALLATION COMPLETE SCREEN

FIGURE 25 OPENING A DOS COMMAND SHELL

FIGURE 26 CHANGE TO ROOT DIRECTORY

FIGURE 27 CHANGE TO APP TO SERVICE DIRECTORY

FIGURE 28 APP TO SERVICE COMMAND LINE INSTALL

FIGURE 29 APP TO SERVICE INSTALLATION SUCCESSFUL MESSAGE

FIGURE 30 WINDOWS SERVICES CONTROL PANEL

FIGURE 31 PROTEUS SERVICE PROPERTIES WINDOW

FIGURE 32 MODIFIED SERVICE PROPERTIES (GENERAL TAB)

FIGURE 33 MODIFIED SERVICE PROPERTIES (RECOVERY TAB)

FIGURE 34 PROTEUS.MSI (UNINSTALL)

FIGURE 35 PROTEUS REMOVE/REPAIR SCREEN

FIGURE 36 PROTEUS REMOVAL PROGRESS SCREEN

FIGURE 37 PROTEUS REMOVAL COMPLETE SCREEN

FIGURE 38 SAW-5 & PROTEUS PROGRAM ICONS

FIGURE 39 SAW-5 LOGIN SCREEN

FIGURE 40 EXITING THE SAW-V5 APPLICATION

FIGURE 41 REPORT DISPLAY ICONS

FIGURE 42 COMMAND BUTTONS EXAMPLE

FIGURE 43 SAW-V5 MAIN APPLICATION WINDOW

FIGURE 44 SAW-V5 ADMINISTRATION WINDOW

FIGURE 45 USER MANAGEMENT SCREEN

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FIGURE 46 PASSWORD ENTRY SCREEN

FIGURE 47 PASSWORD VERIFICATION ERROR

FIGURE 48 GET STATISTICS SCREEN

FIGURE 49 LOG FILE BROWSE SCREEN

FIGURE 50 OTHER LOG FILE SELECTION SCREEN

FIGURE 51 LOG FILE CHARACTERIZATION SCREEN

FIGURE 52 VIEW LOG FILE STATISTICS SCREEN

FIGURE 53 IMPORT DATA TABLES SCREEN

FIGURE 54 EXPORT DATA TABLES SCREEN

FIGURE 55 EXPORT DATA TABLES OUTPUT EXAMPLE

FIGURE 56 CLEAR DATA TABLES SCREEN

FIGURE 57 SAMPLE ACTIVITY REPORT (ADMIN REPORT)

FIGURE 58 SAMPLE USERS REPORT (ADMIN REPORT)

FIGURE 59 SAMPLE FAILED LOGINS REPORT (ADMIN REPORT)

FIGURE 60 REPORTS AND BROWSERS WINDOW

FIGURE 61 SPECIFY REPORT DATE RANGE SCREEN

FIGURE 62 WEEKLY INTERVAL EXAMPLE

FIGURE 63 PRINTER TOOLBOX

FIGURE 64 CHARACTERIZING A LOG FILE SCREEN

FIGURE 65 ALARM RECORD ERROR MESSAGE

FIGURE 66 SUSPECT EVENT TIME ERROR MESSAGE

FIGURE 67 LOG FILE QUERY PROGRESS SCREEN

FIGURE 68 SELECT ONE OR MORE EVENTS SCREEN

FIGURE 69 SELECTING A TIME CRITERIA

FIGURE 70 POINT GROUP DEFINITION SCREEN

FIGURE 71 POINT EVENT RESULTS DISPLAY

FIGURE 72 POINT EVENT DETAIL DISPLAY

FIGURE 73 PRINT PREVIEW DISPLAY SCREEN

FIGURE 74 TAG EVENT QUERY DEFINITION SCREEN

FIGURE 75 TAG EVENT QUERY NARROWED DOWN

FIGURE 76 TAG EVENT REPORT PREVIEW

FIGURE 77 TAG STATISTICS REPORT

FIGURE 78 ACCESS CONTROL EVENT QUERY SCREEN

FIGURE 79 ACCESS CONTROL EVENT REPORT

FIGURE 80 ACCESS CONTROL DETAIL

FIGURE 81 ACCESS CONTROL EVENT DETAIL (FILTERED)

FIGURE 82 ACCESS CONTROL EVENTS PRINT PREVIEW

FIGURE 83 PORTAL ACTIVITY REPORT SCREEN

FIGURE 84 SELECTING TIME CRITERIA FROM PULL DOWN MENU

FIGURE 85 SELECTING A PORTAL OF INTEREST

FIGURE 86 PORTAL ACTIVITY REPORT PREVIEW

FIGURE 87 PORTAL ACTIVITY REPORT

FIGURE 88 CREDENTIAL HOLDERS REPORTS FORM

FIGURE 89 CREDENTIAL HOLDER ACTIVITY REPORT FORM

FIGURE 90 SELECTING A TIME CRITERIA FROM THE PULL DOWN MENU

FIGURE 91 SELECTING A CREDENTIAL HOLDER

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FIGURE 92 CREDENTIAL HOLDER ACTIVITY REPORT PREVIEW

FIGURE 93 CREDENTIAL HOLDER ACTIVITY REPORT

FIGURE 94 LIST CREDENTIALS (SORTED ALPHABETICALLY BY NAME)

FIGURE 95 LIST CREDENTIALS (SORTED BY CARD NUMBER)

FIGURE 96 COMM EVENTS REPORT FORM

FIGURE 97 COMMUNICATION EVENTS REPORT PREVIEW

FIGURE 98 COMMUNICATIONS EVENT REPORT

FIGURE 99 OPERATOR’S LOG REPORT FORM

FIGURE 100 OPERATOR’S LOG REPORT PREVIEW

FIGURE 101 OPERATOR’S LOG REPORT

FIGURE 102 CUSTOM REPORT DEVELOPMENT PROCESS

FIGURE 103 SMART SAVE 5 MAIN FORM

FIGURE 104 SMART SAVE IN PROGRESS

FIGURE 105 BACKUP OPERATION SUCCESSFUL MESSAGE

FIGURE 106 BACKUP OPERATION UNSUCCESSFUL MESSAGE

FIGURE 107 DEVICE NOT RESPONDING MESSAGE

FIGURE 108 IDS CONFIGURATION MAIN APPLICATION WINDOW

FIGURE 109 IDS CONFIGURATION REPORT

FIGURE 110 ACS CONFIGURATION MAIN APPLICATION WINDOW

FIGURE 111 ACS CONFIGURATION “ALL PERSONNEL” REPORT

FIGURE 112 ACS CONFIGURATION “ALL LOCATIONS” REPORT

FIGURE 113 ACS CONFIGURATION “ENTRY SCHEDULE” REPORT

FIGURE 114 ACS CONFIGURATION “ESCORTS & LISTS” REPORT

FIGURE 115 SEARCH BY SPECIFIC NAME QUERY BOX

FIGURE 116 SEARCH BY SPECIFIC LOCATION QUERY BOX

FIGURE 117 SEARCHES BY SPECIFICS EXAMPLE 1

FIGURE 118 SEARCHES BY SPECIFICS EXAMPLE 2

FIGURE 119 PROTEUS5 APPLICATION WINDOW

FIGURE 120 PROTEUS5 CONFIGURATION FILE

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TABLE OF TABLES

TABLE 1 SAW-V5 FILES AND LOCATIONS 4

TABLE 2 CABLING REQUIREMENTS 11

TABLE 3 DIP SWITCH #1 SETTINGS 17

TABLE 4 DIP SWITCH #2 SETTINGS 17

TABLE 5 SWITCH BANK CHART 18

TABLE 6 REPORT DISPLAY METHODS (BY PAGE) 38

TABLE 7 REPORT DISPLAY METHODS (BY RECORD) 38

TABLE 8 REPORT METHODS 55

TABLE 9 TIME CRITERIA METHODS 56

TABLE 10 PRINTER TOOLBOX METHODS 58

TABLE 11 POINT EVENT TYPES EXPLAINED 63

TABLE 12 COMMUNICATION EVENTS OF INTEREST 86

TABLE 13 COMMUNICATION EVENT REASONS 87

TABLE 14 IDS CONFIGURATION METHODS 99

TABLE 15 ACS CONFIGURATION METHODS 102

TABLE 16 PROTEUS 5 APPLICATION WINDOW ELEMENTS 112

TABLE 17 PROTEUS5 CONFIGURATION PARAMETERS 115

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INTRODUCTION

The purpose of this manual is to instruct the user on how to install and operate the Security Archive Workstation 5 (SAW-V5). The SAW-V5 software is a peripheral to the V5 and allows the user to archive system event data for the purpose of activity report generation. In addition the SAW-V5 software package includes another application called SmartSave5, which allows the user to backup their site-specific V5 configuration into an access database for later retrieval.

Terminology The SAW-V5 is a Windows® NT/2K/XP application that conforms to Windows specifications and rules of operation. Standard Windows terminology has been used throughout this document. Microsoft™ supplied Windows documentation, or most other books about Windows, can be referenced to explain any of the terms the user might not already know or are outside the scope of this document.

There are many words that are unique to the SAW-V5 peripheral, and these application specific terms are defined in the Glossary of this manual.

Conventions

1. Keys (like the Enter key and the Esc key) are shown in initial caps.

2. Command buttons that the operator clicks with the mouse are shown in a box like this: Edit

3. Screen titles and named objects in the system are shown with initial caps.

4. An Italic font is used for emphasis.

5. A Bold italic font is used for even greater emphasis.

System Organization The SAW fulfills the need for long-term storage of Vindicator system configuration and event data. This is accomplished via two programs: the SAW-V5 and the SmartSave5 applications. Both of these programs are Microsoft Access™ based applications. Additionally, the Proteus program provides a communications link within the Vindicator network. The SAW-V5 receives data from the Vindicator network system via an RS-485 balanced line serial data link. This link is typically called the Console Bus provided by the V5 IDS Server System.

Figure 1 illustrates the data flow throughout the system. Briefly, information flows via Proteus5, through the application programs to the screen, printer, and files.

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Vindicator Security System

Computer's Screen

Printed Reports

Apex Log Files Exported Data Files

V5 IDS Server Configuration Save Sets

SmartSave

SAW

V5 IDS Server

Proteus

Console Bus

Omron

G5LE-1

Sensor Inputs:

8 x 2-wire

Sensor Inputs:

8 x 2-wire

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G 5L

E-

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G 5L

E-

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G 5L

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G 5L

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G 5L

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G 5L

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G 5L

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Communications Module

8 x RS-485 4 x RS-232 Selectable

Portal Module Wiegand Reader

+ 3 Sensor + Relay

Portal Module Wiegand Reader

+ 3 Sensor + Relay

Omron

G5LE-1

5V PSU

5V PSU

Relay Module 4 x SPDT

Relay Module 4 x SPDT

I/O Module 2

I/O Module 1

I/O Module 4

I/O Module 3

I/O Module 6

I/O Module 5 Power Port 1/2 Port 3/4

Port 5/6 Port 7/8

COM 5/6 COM 7/8

Sonic

V5 IDS Server

I/O Module B

I/O Module A

I/O Module D

I/O Module C

I/O Module F

I/O Module E Power Port 1/2 Port 3/4

Port 5/6 Port 7/8

COM 5/6 COM 7/8

Sonic

62245

COM 6 COM 8

COM 5 COM 7

Technologies

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Figure 1 Dataflow Block Diagram

The SAW-V5 displays information, creates printed reports, and exports information into files for use by other computer applications.

SmartSave5 manages the storage of V5 IDS and ACS Server configuration information. This allows for fast restoration of the site-specific configuration when a device is replaced with a spare in lieu of the user having to manually reconfigure the new unit.

Proteus5 is a service program that acquires system data and manages data flow to the SAW-V5 and SmartSave5 applications. Proteus5 must constantly run, and when installed at the factory it is installed as a Windows service that starts automatically following system boot up.

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The Apex Log File Proteus5 saves the raw data received from the Vindicator Security Network in a series of files called Apex log files. These files are stored in the C:\APEXLOGS directory under the name APEXxxxx.LOG. (Where xxxx represents the log file number) As each log file fills to a specified size with data, a new log file is created. The log file currently used for storing data is called the Active log file.

The active log file can be found at the top right hand side of the Proteus5 application window.

Note Log files are numbered sequentially. The first is named APEX0000.LOG, the next APEX0001.LOG and so on. The default SAW-V5 configuration opens a new log file whenever the current active log file reaches 6.3 Mbytes in size.

After 100 log files are accumulated, the next new log file opened replaces the first log file. This implies that a maximum of 630 MB of log file storage is possible before the system begins overwriting the oldest log files. At a continuous event rate of one sensor change every three seconds, this provides approximately 1 year of event data storage. If the system is more active there will be less storage available and if the system is less active the storage amount increases. The configuration for the logger is contained in the Proteus.ini file that is discussed in the section on Error! Not a valid result for table. that starts on page 101.

Usually, the log files that contain old data are removed from the hard drive and archived on removable media like a CD-R, so that they can be accessed at a later time if necessary.

Log Files and Data Tables Requests of the event data in the log files are processed in a database for review and printed reports. The database information is contained in the form of a data table. The data table, if a user could see it, would look something like a bookkeeper’s ledger. Information about each event is stored in a row, called a record. Each record is further divided into columns, called fields. The SAW-V5 reads event log data then organizes events that meet user defined criteria into data tables. The SAW-V5 also stores the V5 IDS Server and V5 ACS Server site-specific configuration information in database tables. The configuration information is used to properly describe alarm points, and access control events when forming an event report.

Backing Up Data The most important information to back up on the SAW-V5 is the SmartSave5 database and the Apex log files. The SmartSave5 is used to backup the V5 IDS Server and V5 ACS Server system configuration data so that it can be quickly restored in the event of a device failure. The Apex log files contain the history of system events. Together, these two categories of information are critical to system management.

It is also wise to backup the ancillary application programs and Microsoft database files (.MDB). Although these files do not store unique information, it is wise to periodically copy these files to removable storage for safekeeping.

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The following table shows the complete set of SAW-V5 application files, their locations, and purposes.

In addition to these SAW-V5 specific files, the Windows operating system and Microsoft Office® suite are required for system operation. Please refer to the included Microsoft documentation for further discussion of these items.

Table 1 SAW-V5 Files and Locations

Backup Path and Filename Information Contained in File

C:\Apexlogs\Apexxxxx.log (there will normally be many of these files in the directory)

Critical event history data that is examined by the SAW-V5 for reports and analysis. Critical Site

Specific Data

C:\Program Files\Saw-V5\Smartsave5.mdb SmartSave5 configuration data of the V5 IDS Server and V5 ACS that has been saved.

C:\Program Files\Saw-V5\SAW-V5.mdb The SAW-V5 application program. It contains no event data.

C:\Program Files\Saw-V5\SAW-V5data.mdb Working event data and Imported data table information used by the SAW- V5 application.

C:\Program Files\Saw-V5\GenesisV5.mda Program file used by SAW-V5 and SmartSave5. It contains no site-specific data.

C:\Program Files\Proteus\Proteus.exe The program that provides the communications between the SAW-V5 computer and the V5.

C:\Program Files\Saw-V5\SmartSave5.ico C:\Program Files\Saw-V5\SAW-V5.ico

Icon images associated the desktop display of the SAW- V5 and SmartSave5 applications.

C:\Program Files\Saw-V5\SmartSave5.ldb C:\Program Files\Saw-V5\SAW-V5.ldb C:\Program Files\Saw-V5\GenesisV5.ldb (Note: These files are only seen when the associated application is open)

Temporary lock files used by each of the associated programs. These are recreated each time the associated application is used.

C:\Winnt\Apex32.dll (NT/2K) C:\Windows\Apex32.dll (XP)

A program file necessary to system operation. It contains no site-specific data.

Less critical files that can be recreated or restored from original distribution copies.

C:\Program Files\Saw-V5\IDS_Configuration.mdb

C:\Program Files\Saw-V5\ACS_Configuration.mdb

Configuration reporting utilities used to run reports on SmartSave databases to extract the alarm point and access control configuration of the IDS and ACS systems.

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Parameters specific to the computer.

C:\Winnt\Proteus.ini (NT/2K) C:\Windows\ Proteus.ini (XP)

The configuration file that specifies the configuration parameters required by ‘Proteus.exe’.

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INSTALLATION

The computer and monitor used in the SAW-V5 may differ from one unit to another. The user should consider the instructions in this chapter to be generic, understanding that the arrangement of connectors, appearance of the front panels, monitors, etc., are subject to change.

Facility Layout & Planning By taking some time to review system requirements before commencing work, one can ensure that the installation proceeds in a timely and efficient manner.

Installation planning of the SAW-V5 should include consideration for backup power, computer location, and Console Bus signal transmission.

Develop a detailed installation plan, including electrical wiring and terminal box locations, prior to system installation.

Document all installation data such as equipment and wiring diagrams before beginning installation. Record deviations from the prescribed installation plans on “as-built” drawings.

Review equipment power requirements to ensure that adequate AC power is available.

Verify that all areas in which equipment is to be installed maintain environmental conditions suitable for that equipment. The total heat generated by all the equipment installed in a console or other enclosure must not lead to ambient temperatures that exceed that of the equipment’s specified ratings.

Ensure that environmental factors such as temperature, humidity, EMI, RFI, etc., have been considered and accommodated. For example, the SAW-V5 is an unshielded computer, and should not be operated in the immediate vicinity of strong radio sources such as base station transmitters or hand held radios.

Check to ensure that all wiring meets applicable codes, and that wire gauge and ground wires are appropriate for intended use.

Installation Practices Observe the following guidelines when installing:

All mounting surfaces must be clean and free of dirt or corrosion.

Equipment should lie flat on mounting surfaces to ensure maximum heat dissipation.

Rack mounted PC's should be forced air cooled to reduce temperature build-up in the enclosure.

Enclosures must be properly grounded. Do not rely on mounting standards for this purpose.

Surge protectors should be well grounded.

Any terminal box containing a backup battery must be vented to protect against buildup of battery gasses (hydrogen): even sealed batteries will vent under adverse conditions, and battery gases are explosive. AC interlock switches that have been installed for technician safety may ignite these gasses when operated. If a venting hole is not possible, a separate battery enclosure that does not contain switching of high voltages should be considered.

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Unpacking and Storing Equipment When unpacking, check the contents of each container against the packing slip.

Inspect each piece of equipment to ensure that damage has not occurred during transit and report any damage or discrepancies to Vindicator’s customer service department immediately. If possible, retain shipping containers for future use, especially the CPU box.

If equipment has to be stored be sure to store only in a clean, dry area. Keep equipment in original shipping containers. Some items contain batteries.

Tool Requirements The following tools are required:

Flat head screwdrivers (set) Phillips screwdrivers (set) Wire cutter with insulated grips Wire stripper Oscilloscope Volt-Ohm meter RJ-11 Modular Plug Crimp Kit Spade lug crimping tool

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Mechanical Installation When installing components, it is best practice to orient them in the most practical configurations for optimum performance and future maintenance.

Components should be positioned and suitable room left for easy access to terminals and mounting hardware.

The standard SAW-V5 is comprised of a Vindicator Server computer, a Sealevel 7201 Serial port expander module, dual-display VGA card, and the SAW-V5 software package. An optional 17-inch flat panel monitor may be specified with the SAW if desired. It is typically used in a desktop installation; although rack mounted versions may be provided by special order. Rack installations require the use of a smaller CRT display, and rack-mounting kits for the CPU (Vindicator PN 396-31755-00) and Monitor (Vindicator PN 396-31756-00, 14"

RACK MOUNT CRT KIT).

Rack Mount CRT Display Dimensions for the SAW-V5 in the rack-mounting kit are shown in the following figures.

Equipment Label

Rack-Mount Slide Bracket

Figure 2 CRT Rack-mounting Kit

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TO CPU

AC POWER

MONITOR SUPPORT

BRACKETS

Figure 3 CRT Rack-mounting Kit — Rear View

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Electrical Installation

General Considerations Standard commercial electrical practices should always prevail when wiring an alarm monitoring system. Whenever possible, run the Console Bus wires within protected areas, preferably in conduit. Failure to adequately protect the signal lines will affect the security of the installation.

Only fire and security grade system cabling should be used for the monitoring system. Use local building codes and construction specifications as a guide.

Never use the same cable or conduit for intercoms, telephone signals, ac power, or other purposes. Always clearly identify monitoring system wiring on wiring diagrams, and provide identifying marks or tags on the wires.

It is a good idea to pull spare lines and fibers whenever possible. Roll excess cabling into wire boxes or wrap around the interior of the equipment enclosure to avoid the necessity for later splicing.

If the environment is electrically noisy, shielded cable may be used; shielding should be grounded at one end only to minimize ground loops and ensure effective operation.

Provide service loops for rack mounted equipment to facilitate easy removal from the rack, being sure to keep loops at least equal to the depth of the rack..

Most system components must be connected using twisted pair 22 AWG (or larger), unspliced, computer data grade copper cable. Some peripheral equipment uses fiber optic cable, broadband coax, or 3002 voice-grade telephone circuits equipped with suitable modems.

Important Do not use 3002 or any other telephone circuits with the Console Bus or other busses that use RS-485 or RS-232 signaling methods. RS-485 signals must utilize twisted-pair wire.

Cabling Considerations When installing cabling, Vindicator always recommends the use of spare wire pairs (or fiber optic cables) to accommodate future expansion requirements and the damage that may be done to cables by lightning or by future construction efforts. As a general rule of thumb, installing twice the number of wire pairs required to meet current needs will help to satisfy most future needs and reduce down-time in the event of a cable fault.

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The SAW 5 has the following cable requirements.

Table 2 Cabling Requirements

Console (Proteus5) Bus One twisted pair 22 AWG or larger, stranded or solid, data grade, unspliced hookup wire. Cable may be shielded or unshielded as required by the installation environment.

Note Since the Console Bus is not encrypted, it should only be deployed within suitable protected areas.

Ideally, only within the same tampered rack enclosure as the V5.

AC input power As required by local electrical codes.

Grounding As required by local electrical codes. Device grounds of products communicating via RS- 422/RS-485 must be within 2.0 volts of each other for reliable operation.

Peripherals Peripherals, including the Printer and CRT display require multiple conductor control cables. The display cable is a standard 15 pin VGA cable and is supplied as part of the SAW-V5. The Printer cable is either a Centronics type parallel cable, an RS-232 serial data cable or USB cable depending on the exact model of printer used. Consult the applicable product manuals for details.

Transient Protection The RS-485 serial port of the SAW-V5 is protected against static discharge, but not against higher energy transients. The Console Bus is not designed for deployment outside the immediate area of the V5 IDS Server. Any Console Bus deployment outside the area of the V5 IDS Server must be fully protected against transients and EMI/RFI.

In transient-prone installations, the installation administrator should provide suitable protectors, selected and sized for RS-485 bus compatibility.

Provide protection for ac power and any control signals or busses that leave the interior of the building housing the equipment. These protectors, along with the console equipment, should be attached to an earth ground stake. The earth ground stake should measure 10Ω or less, when measured using the true fall of potential method prescribed in IEEE 142. All tests must be made in normally dry weather, not less than 48 hours after any rainfall. The use of external surge protectors should be considered in addition to the protection afforded by the Vindicator equipment. When the limits of surge protectors are exceeded these devices usually fail in a fail-safe mode (short or low impedance). In so doing these circuits are destroyed. It is usually easier and less expensive to replace an external module than the piece of equipment being protected.

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Wire Termination Use spade lugs where appropriate for proper electrical connections. Use a complete-action crimper designed for the installation of spade lugs for best connections. Use only tinned wire cable because exposed copper is vulnerable to corrosion. For terminal blocks not requiring spade lugs, Vindicator recommends that the stranded wires not be tinned. This type of termination does not work well with the jaw clamp terminal blocks used on the V5 IDS Server System Master and UHS transponders. Wire markers should be used to identify wiring, and a log or as-built drawings should be kept to help locate specific wires and speed troubleshooting. The use of unique colors for each wire can also be helpful.

WARNING Wiring connections should be made while power is disconnected from the equipment. Do not connect either AC power or stand-by batteries until all wiring connections have been completed and fully tested against both missing connections (opens) and cross connections (shorts) with an ohmmeter.

Pre-Installation Testing The SAW-V5 has been tested before leaving the factory, but it is a good idea to verify that all the cables have been connected correctly, that power is available to all the components, and that normal communications between components is occurring. Knowing that the SAW-V5 is functioning correctly at this level simplifies troubleshooting when the full system is brought on-line.

If possible, configure, connect, and test the system before delivering equipment to the site.

The following procedure will give you quick verification that the SAW-V5 is functioning correctly.

1. Connect the display, the Computer, keyboard and mouse as shown in Figure 4. Do not apply power.

3. Apply power to the system. After a few moments the screen should light up and the windows login prompt appears, press Ctrl-Alt-Delete to log in.

4. Log in as the Administrator. The Proteus5 application should launch automatically following logging on.

5. Shutdown the Computer via the Start menu. Power off the machine when instructed it is safe to do so.

Note: Use “Administrator” (without the quotes) for the name and the password is “sysmgr” when logging on the first time the system has been powered up.

Additional operators can be added later.

If Error Messages Occur If you do not get the Proteus5 application display upon log in, additional steps may be required to setup the SAW-V5. This information is discussed in the chapter on Commissioning.

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Physical Installation Connect the keyboard, mouse, monitor, and printer to the CPU before applying power to the system. The following diagram shows how the components are to be connected. (Power cords not shown connected.)

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Figure 4 VS Peripheral Equipment Hookup

R

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MONITOR

REAR VIEW

Mouse --> (PS/2 Green)

Primary Monitor --> (VGA1)

Vindicator Server (Rear View)

Optional Secondary Monitor--> (DVI/VGA2)

COM3 (RS-485) --> To Console Bus (G1) COM4 (RS-232) --> To Terminal Port (G7)

Keyboard--> (PS/2 Purple)

Optional Printer --> DB-25M

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Proteus Console Bus Connection The Security Administration Workstation (SAW-V5) connects to the V5 IDS Server Console bus (a.k.a Proteus). The default Console bus connection is on port G1 of the V5 IDS Server Communication I/O module.

RS-485 SAW-V5 Connection The SAW-V5 computer is connected to the Console bus in one of two ways depending on the type of the serial interface. All new SAW-V5 computers are provided with an internal RS-485 compliant serial interface while older legacy type SAW4 machines require a separate RS-232 to RS-485 converter module.

A connection to the internal RS-485 type of SAW-V5 merely requires the appropriate cable assemble (P/N 544-32324-01) as shown in Figure 5 below.

The PC end of the connector is a 9-Pin “DIN” style connector while the V5 end is a 5-position terminal block type connector.

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Figure 5 Connecting an internal RS-485 SAW-V5

Vindicator Server (VS) (Typical internal RS-485 connection)

Cable No.

544-32324-01

V5 IDS Server Comm I/O Board Connector

Proteus Serial Port

Note: Actual port used depends on the Serial Port configuration settings. Gx

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RS-232 Type SAW-V5 Connection Some SAW-V5 computers use the built-in RS-232 serial interface that requires an external converter module. The converter module and cable are available as a set (P/N 544-31861-00) and are used as shown in Figure 6 below.

Power Supply (inc w/ converter)

25 foot Cable P/N 544-32764-01

COM1

4 3 2 1

ATEN

R+ R- T- T+

Converter + RS-485 cable assembly is P/N 544-32347-01

25-Pin to 9-Pin Adapter P/N 220-32769-01

V5 IDS Server Comm I/O Board Connector

Proteus Serial Port

Note: Actual port used depends on the Serial Port configuration settings. Gx

Figure 6 Hookup for RS-232 SAW-V5 Computer

The SAW-V5 RS-485 to RS-232 converter has 2 or 3 switches, which are set as shown in Figure 7. Note that the exact RS-485 wiring (pins 3 & 4) depends on which version of the converter you have. Early converters were of the Inmac brand. Later converters are of the ATEN brand. The receive line polarity is swapped with respect to each other between each brand.

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Figure 7 RS-485 to RS-232 Converter Adapter Configuration

The converter module requires power supplied from an external Class II (wall wart) power supply.

PR-1100 Printer DIP Switches The SAW-V5 can use any printer supported under a Windows operating system.

Usually, a laser printer is used for generating the SAW-V5 reports.

Occasionally, the PR-1100 Dot Matrix printer is used. This section is helpful when this printer is used.

The following table shows correct settings for the printer’s Dipswitches. The printer’s Dipswitches are located behind a small door to the left of the main control panel. Their correct positioning is shown in the following figures and tables.

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Draft

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Script C

Orator

OCR-B

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 2 3 4

Figure 8 PR-1100 Printer Control Panel

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DIP Switch #1 Settings Table 3 Dip Switch #1 Settings

Switch # Function Setting

1 Language/Character tables (USA) ON

2 Language/Character tables (USA) ON

3 Language/Character tables (USA) ON

4 Language/Character tables (USA) OFF

5 Print direction (bilateral) OFF

6 Printer mode (N/A.) OFF

7 Input buffer (8 Kb) OFF

8 Perforation skipover OFF

DIP Switch #2 Settings Table 4 Dip Switch #2 Settings

Switch # Function Setting

1 Page Length (11″) OFF

2 Page Length (11″) OFF

3 Tear off (off) OFF

4 Auto line feed (off) OFF

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Serial Card Switch Settings Although the printer is equipped with a serial card, only the parallel port is actually used. The serial card is shown here.

SWITCH BANK #1 SWITCH BANK #2

Figure 9. PR-1100 Serial Interface Card

If the serial cards switch settings are changed for any reason, you can use the following chart to reset them.

Table 5 Switch Bank Chart

1 2 3 4 5 6

Switch Bank #1 OFF ON OFF OFF ON OFF

Switch Bank #2 ON OFF OFF ON N/A N/A

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Software Installation The user should not have to install software because the SAW-V5 is delivered with all software preinstalled from the factory. However, in the event of system failure or field upgrade all installation programs are provided on the Software CD that accompanied the order and these can be used to reinstall the software onto the replacement PC. This section will cover the installation of the SAW- V5 and Proteus Software applications.

Vindicator has implemented a Microsoft Windows Installer compliant installation file for the SAW-V5 application known as “SAW-V5.msi” as well as one for the Proteus5 application known as “Proteus.msi”. These files greatly simplify the installation of the application(s).

The Microsoft Windows Installer is a software installation and configuration service. Windows Installer is a component of the Windows operating system that simplifies the application installation process.

Windows Installer manages the installation and removal of applications by applying a set of centrally defined setup rules during the installation process.

These setup rules define the installation and configuration of the installed application. In addition, the user can use this service to modify, repair, or remove an existing application. The Windows Installer technology consists of the Windows Installer service for the Windows operating systems and the package (.msi) file format used to hold information regarding the application setup and installations.

Windows Installer is not only an installation program; it is also an extensible software management system. Windows Installer manages the installation, addition, and deletion of software components, monitors file resiliency, and maintains basic disaster recovery by way of rollbacks. Additionally, Windows Installer supports installing and running software from multiple sources, and can be customized by developers that want to install custom applications.

The SAW-V5 application programs consist the following items on the computer.

The specific directories are:

1. C:\APEXLOGS for the raw data files;

2. C:\VIN for common configuration files; and

3. C:\Program Files\SAW-V5\ for the database files.

4. C:\Program Files\Proteus\ for the Proteus application.

5. C:\Winnt\ (NT/2K) C:\Windows (XP) for the Proteus5 initialization file: PROTEUS.INI and the APEX32.DLL.

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The following steps show how to install the software:

1. Browse the product CD that came with the Vindicator Server. Open the folder named “V5 Server Software”.

2. Double click the “SAW-V5.msi” to launch the Windows installer package.

Figure 9 SAW-V5.msi (Install)

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Figure 10 SAW-V5 Setup Screen

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4. The following window appears click Next. Vindicator recommends that the user not change the installation path for the SAW-V5 Application.

Figure 11 SAW-V5 Installation Folder Selection Screen

5. The following window appears click Next to begin installation

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6. The system will begin the installation and a screen similar to the following will appear

Figure 12 SAW-V5 Installation Progress Screen

7. Once the installation has successfully completed the following screen will appear click “Finish” to complete the installation process.

Figure 13 SAW-V5 Installation Complete Screen

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8. Once the installation has completed four new desktop shortcuts for the SAW-V5, SmartSave5, IDS Configuration and ACS configuration applications will appear on the user’s desktop

Figure 14 SAW-V5 Application Shortcuts on Desktop

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The following steps show how to uninstall the software:

1. Browse the product CD that came with the Vindicator Server. Open the folder named “V5 Server Software”.

2. Double click the “SAW-V5.msi” to launch the installer package.

Figure 15 SAW-V5.msi (Uninstall)

3. The following window appears Highlight Remove SAW-V5 and click Finish.

Figure 16 SAW-V5 Remove/Repair Screen

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4. The following window appears, wait for the process to complete.

Figure 17 SAW-V5 Removal Progress Screen

5. Once the process is complete the following window will appear Click

Close to complete the uninstall process.

Figure 18 SAW-V5 Removal Complete Screen

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The following steps show how to install the Proteus application.

1. Browse the product CD that came with the Vindicator Server. Open the folder named “V5 Server Software”.

2. Double click the “Proteus.msi” to launch the installer

Figure 19 Proteus.msi (Install)

3. The following window appears click Next

Figure 20 Proteus Setup Screen

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4. The following window appears click Next. Do not change the installation path for the Proteus Application!

Figure 21 Proteus Installation Folder Selection Screen

5. The following window appears click Next

Figure 22 Proteus Installer Confirmation Screen

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6. The following screen appears, wait for the installation process to finish

Figure 23 Proteus Installation Progress Screen

7. Once the installation has completed the following screen will appear indicating that the process is complete. A new desktop shortcut will appear for the Proteus5 application.

Figure 24 Proteus Installation Complete Screen

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Installing the Proteus5 Application as a Windows Service The Proteus5 application is installed as a Windows service that is configured to start automatically upon system boot-up. The following steps show how to install the Proteus5 application as a service.

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1. Launch a DOS command shell by clicking START Run and typing CMD into the Open: field then press OK.

Figure 25 Opening a DOS Command Shell

2. Type cd\ to get back to the root directory.

Figure 26 Change to root Directory

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3. Type cd apptoservice, then press enter

Figure 27 Change to App To Service Directory

4. Type apptoservice /install “C:\Program Files\Proteus\Proteus.exe”, then press enter

Figure 28 App to Service Command Line Install

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5. A message like the one in the following figure will appear indicating the operation completed successfully

Figure 29 App To Service Installation Successful Message

6. Go to Control Panel Administrative Tools Services AppToService Proteus

Figure 30 Windows Services Control Panel

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7. Double Click AppToService Proteus to open the service properties dialog.

Figure 31 Proteus Service Properties Window

8. Change Startup Type to Automatic, then click on the Recovery Tab

Figure 32 Modified Service Properties (General Tab)

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9. Change First, Second and Subsequent Failure to Restart The Service

Figure 33 Modified Service Properties (Recovery Tab)

10. Click Apply to finalize the process.

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1. Browse the product CD that came with the Vindicator Server. Open the folder named “V5 Server Software”.

2. Double click the “Proteus.msi” to launch the installer.

Figure 34 Proteus.msi (Uninstall)

3. The following screen appears, select “Remove Proteus” Click Finish

Figure 35 Proteus Remove/Repair Screen

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4. The following screen appears, wait for the process to finish.

Figure 36 Proteus Removal Progress Screen

5. The following screen appears indicating the removal is complete. Click Close to finish the process.

Figure 37 Proteus Removal Complete Screen

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OPERATIONS

General Operations The SAW-V5 is a Windows 2000/XP compatible application that looks and operates much like other Windows applications. A basic knowledge of Windows is required prior to operating the SAW-V5. If a user is new to Windows, time should be given to learn the basics before any attempt to monitor a security system using this software.

Two methods are usually used to learn Windows — there is a Windows user’s manual and an online Windows Help Menu with a tutorial. The Windows Help Menu is located on the Start button menu. Choose the appropriate starting point based on the operator’s level of experience – select specific topics or start as a new user.

Starting the software applications

Proteus5 Icon

The Proteus5 application is installed as a Windows service that is configured to startup automatically upon system boot. If the application has been stopped or needs to be started manually launch it by double clicking on the desktop shortcut.

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The desktop shortcut will appear as an icon like the one in the left column.

SAW-V5 Icon

To launch the SAW-5 application, double click the desktop shortcut.

SmartSave5 Icon

To launch the SmartSave5 application, double click the desktop shortcut.

IDS Configuration

Icon

To launch the IDS Configuration utility, double click the desktop shortcut.

To launch the ACS Configuration utility, double click the desktop shortcut.

Figure 38 SAW-5 & Proteus Program Icons

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First-Time Login The System Administrator should be the first person to “log on” to the SAW- V5. Log on with the username of Admin and the password of admin.

Figure 39 SAW-5 Login Screen

The following paragraphs describe how to use the SAW-V5 software to use features that are not explained in the Microsoft provided documentation.

Closing the SAW-V5 Application

Unlike many Windows based software packages, the SAW-V5 often has housekeeping duties to perform whenever a system exit is desired. In order to exit the SAW-V5, click the EXIT icon (located in the lower or upper right corner of the window).

Click the (Control Menu icon — upper left corner of the window) when an exit or close icon is not available such as on the print preview windows.

Figure 40 Exiting the SAW-V5 Application

Using the Report Display

The forms that define queries of the SAW-V5 all have a View Results button shown at the left. This button that initiates the query and shows the results in a Browse window.

If the results are satisfactory with the results of the query as shown in the browse window, click on the Print Preview button shown at the left. This causes the SAW-V5 to format a report suitable for the printer. This can take several minutes if the report is many pages in length. Once the report is formatted, it is displayed in a print preview window.

Once a report preview appears on the screen you may notice that the mouse pointer changes to a magnifying glass . There are other navigation icons located at the bottom of the window. The following table shows what each of the icons means.

Figure 41 Report Display Icons

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Table 6 Report Display Methods (By Page)

Purpose Icon

Show the First Page of the Report

Show the Last Page of the Report

Show the Next Page of the Report

Show the Previous Page of the Report

Navigating the Browse windows Some of the icons used in the Browse windows are the same as those found in report views. The meaning of these icons changes as required.

Table 7 Report Display Methods (By Record)

Purpose Icon

Show the First Record of the Report

Show the Last Record of the Report

Show the Next Record of the Report

Show the Previous Record of the Report

Command Buttons Command buttons are square boxes with a word inside. When the position the mouse pointer is placed over the button then selected, the appropriate action occurs. The boxes in Figure 42 for Log Out, Administration, Reports and Browsers, etc are typical command buttons. Some command buttons have icon images associated with them instead of text, like the Exit button in the same figure.

Figure 42 Command Buttons Example

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