SFCD: Federal Commander Digital System - Federal Signal
SFCD: Federal Commander Digital System - Federal Signal SFCD: Federal Commander Digital System - Federal Signal
Federal Commander Digital System The “Name” field allows each seat of SFCDWARE to be assigned a name. This field may be up to 49 characters in length and will appear in the subject heading of EMAILS and Smart Messages. Number of RTUs The format for this data entry field is from 1 to 3 digits, in the range of 1 to 255. To change the number of RTUs, highlight the current number of RTUs, enter a new number, then point & click on the Save radio button to save the new number. This setup option determines how many RTUs the SFCDWARE System will manage for this installation. Dynamic Zoning This option selects the zone activation mode. When enabled zone activations will be sent using dynamic zoning. When disabled zone activations will be sent using conventional or legacy zoning. Dynamic Zoning is a method of embedding selected sites in the activation command at the time of transmission. Dynamic zoning does not require sites to be preconfigured as to which zone(s) they reside in. This allows for more flexibility in zoning and the ability for zones to be created on the fly without reprogramming remote sites. Dynamic zoning requires all sites in your system to support the Dynamic Zoning mode. If one or more sites is running legacy firmware that does not support dynamic zoning, dynamic zoning must be disabled. When Dynamic Zoning is disabled conventional or legacy zoning will be utilized. Conventional zoning is limited to a maximum of 16 zones and sites must be preprogrammed with their zone configuration. Dynamic Zoning requires RTU firmware fcm v5.3 or uvh v7.3 or later. Using dynamic zoning on legacy RTUS will result in a failure to activate. Auto Poll Times Four fixed daily automatic poll times are available: Automatic poll times indicate at what times of the day, every day, that the SFCDWARE System will automatically poll all active RTUs. From none to four different times of day can be entered. To 104 System Setup
Federal Commander Digital System indicate that any one of the four time slots is NOT to be used, uncheck the checkbox adjacent to the respective time setting. If the Continuous check box is checked, the system will poll continuously regardless of automatic poll times. Interval and Interval Base polling Interval polling allows polling at a fixed interval. To enable interval polling, enter the desired polling interval in minutes in the Interval text box provided. Base Interval polling allows a separate polling interval to be specified for unit if type “BASE”. If Quiet Test is checked, an All Call Quiet Test will be sent before each automatic poll sequence is started. The automatic polling modes are mutually exclusive. If Continuous polling is enabled, Interval and the four fixed time fields will be disabled (grayed out). If Interval polling is non zero, continuous and the four fixed time fields will be disabled. To turn off interval polling clear or set the interval polling text field to zero. Note: It is recommended that the system be polled at least once a day to keep the system in time sync and to verify system communication and status. This helps to ensure any problems can be detected and corrected and your system is ready in the event of an emergency. TCP/IP Enable TCP/IP Checking the Enable TCP/IP Server checkbox allows client versions of SFCDWARE to connect and communicate with the server. Client versions of SFCDWARE allow the system to be operated from a remote location over the Internet or Local Area Network supporting the TCP/IP protocol. Client Password Setup To prevent unauthorized access, client versions of SFCDWARE will prompt the operator for a password before a connection with the server is made. Up to ten passwords may be assigned. Passwords are setup by clicking on the Client Password Setup push button. The following dialog box will drop appear: 105 System Setup
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<strong>Federal</strong> <strong>Commander</strong> <strong>Digital</strong> <strong>System</strong><br />
indicate that any one of the four time slots is NOT to be used, uncheck the checkbox adjacent to<br />
the respective time setting.<br />
If the Continuous check box is checked, the system will poll continuously regardless of<br />
automatic poll times.<br />
Interval and Interval Base polling<br />
Interval polling allows polling at a fixed interval. To enable interval polling, enter the desired<br />
polling interval in minutes in the Interval text box provided. Base Interval polling allows a<br />
separate polling interval to be specified for unit if type “BASE”.<br />
If Quiet Test is checked, an All Call Quiet Test will be sent before each automatic poll sequence<br />
is started.<br />
The automatic polling modes are mutually exclusive. If Continuous polling is enabled, Interval and<br />
the four fixed time fields will be disabled (grayed out). If Interval polling is non zero, continuous<br />
and the four fixed time fields will be disabled. To turn off interval polling clear or set the interval<br />
polling text field to zero.<br />
Note: It is recommended that the system be polled at least once a day to keep the system<br />
in time sync and to verify system communication and status. This helps to ensure any<br />
problems can be detected and corrected and your system is ready in the event of an<br />
emergency.<br />
TCP/IP<br />
Enable TCP/IP<br />
Checking the Enable TCP/IP Server checkbox allows client versions of <strong>SFCD</strong>WARE to connect<br />
and communicate with the server. Client versions of <strong>SFCD</strong>WARE allow the system to be<br />
operated from a remote location over the Internet or Local Area Network supporting the TCP/IP<br />
protocol.<br />
Client Password Setup<br />
To prevent unauthorized access, client versions of <strong>SFCD</strong>WARE will prompt the operator for a<br />
password before a connection with the server is made. Up to ten passwords may be assigned.<br />
Passwords are setup by clicking on the Client Password Setup push button. The following dialog<br />
box will drop appear:<br />
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<strong>System</strong> Setup