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NexSentry Manager 3.11Sales Training for

Honeywell Sales ProfessionalsBe sure to use the PowerPoint Notes

format for additional instructional info.

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What is NexSentry Manager?

• An access control and alarm management system – powerful and flexible

– makes complex tasks easy

• NexWatch quality• Microsoft Windows

NT / 2000 power

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Modular Components for Easy Configuration

LogReport

NSM Client/Server

NSM ClientNSM Client

NSM ClientNSM Client

HUB

EthernetDial-UPHardwired

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Interactive maps• Visual status of any

location in a system

• Accepts standard graphic formats– Bit Map

– Auto Cad output to .bmp.jpg.gif

• Control through the map– Unlock/Lock Doors

– Operate Cameras

– Control Equipment

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NSM Is Compatible With:

• 818SC (and upgraded 818SX)

• 4100 Family (4102, 4104, 4108)

• Star I Controllers

• Star II (CHIP Protocol)

and

• Analog Prox, Digital Prox, Magnetic Stripe and Wiegand protocol Readers

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NSM Can Support Up To

• 32 Access Control Units (ACU)

• 256 Readers of any combination

• 256 Keypads (Alone or with Readers)

• 1024 Input Points (DS, REX, General)

• 4 Windows NT / 2000 Clients

and

• DataCard Photo ID Integration

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Easy Installation - 3 Questions

• TCP/IP - Yes or No (for Remote Clients)

• Display PINs - Yes or No (Keypad Only)

• Enter CD-Key (Printed on CD Box)

• No complex SQL or other Database Set-up or manipulation

• Familiar Windows Install Interface

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Cardholder Configuration

• Cardholder Name and Address• Card / PIN Data• Access Privilege Information• Company Demographic Information• Personal Information Text Fields• Captured Photo ID

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Cardholder ID # and Full Name

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Card Type, Card Number (9 digit) and PIN

PIN (Personnel Identification Number) is needed for applications with Reader and Keypad only.

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Configuring Cardholder Data Lookup Fields

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These fields are usually used for data that defines a Cardholder within the workplace. Items like Company, Department, Location, Job Description, Trade Class, etc. are common. Beer Choice is not.

These fields CAN be used for report filtering and generation purposes.

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Photo ID from DataCard Integration

(Hopefully, none of your personnel resemble this guy!)

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Intuitive Operator Permissions

• Select Available System Functions

• View DB Windows only

or

• View and Edit DB Windows

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Simplified Database Entry

• Logical Data Field Descriptions

• Convenient Data Entry Shortcuts

• Links Between Related Tables

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Custom Window Configuration

• Select Data Columns to Display

• Customize Column Order and Size

• Save Settings as a Repeatable Style Every Time You Log On

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Clear, Convenient Monitoring

• Customized Monitoring Window Format

• Click on Alarm Logs to Open Alarm Servicing Window

• Scroll Monitor Window and Lock in Place

• User Definable Monitor Window Capacity

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Monitor Window with Customized Column Configuration

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Logical Alarm Servicing

• Separate Alarm Servicing Window Accessible from Menu or Task Bar

• User Defined Alarm Handling Instructions• User Defined Alarm Responses for Common

Alarm Events.• Custom Alarm Responses in addition to canned• Separate Alarm Servicing and/or Clearing

Permissions

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Alarm Acknowledgment Dialog with Custom Instruction, Description field for canned response and Notes box for unique Operator comments.

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Powerful Report Queries

• Stored, Executable Queries

• Public or Personal Saved Queries

• Manually Executed Queries

• Automatic Queries Daily or Weekly at User-specified Time

• Simple One-step Queries for Simple Reports

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Repeat the selection process for the third set of conditions.

Use the And Clause, then click Add Conditions to Query.

When the query is complete:

Click Execute to run the completed report one time

or

Click Save to keep the query for future repeated use

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Monitor Operator Actions

• Overrides (Unlock, Shunt) Shown as Part of Transaction Log

• Database Changes Shown in Separate Operators’ Audit Log

• Audit Log can be Archived and Recovered

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Operator Database Additions, Changes and Deletions

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Easy Database Backup

Make Backup by clicking Copy on current DB, then Paste into a Backup Folder with a Specific File Date

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Brought to You By:• Doug LaVenture - Regional Sales Manager

510/360-7944 doug.laventure@nexwatch.com

• Bill Richardson - Chief Explainer510/360-7840 mrbill@nexwatch.com

• Jim Thompson - Man Behind the Curtain720/851-8682 jim.thompson@nciaccess.com

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