Terminal Documents
The Terminal Documents tab on the Terminal
Monitor form is used to view the relay schedules, offline person data,
and offline charge element data that has been sent to the selected terminal
using the Document Transfer button or the TRIGGER_OFFLINE_VALIDATION_DOC_TRANSFER
Service.
See Also:
Terminal
Documents Field Descriptions
Find and View
a Terminal Document
Terminal
Relay Schedule Feature
Terminal
Documents Field Descriptions
Terminal ID
Identifies the terminal you selected on the Terminal Monitor
form.
Document Type
Type of data that will be generated and sent to the terminal.
CHARGE_RECORDS:
Contains a list of charge elements that can be validated on the terminal
in offline mode. See Offline Charge
Validation for more information.
PERSON_RECORDS:
Contains a list of person numbers that can be validated on the terminal
in offline mode. See Offline Person
Validation for more information.
RELAY_SCHEDULE:
Contains a terminal relay
schedule. A terminal relay schedule is used to schedule one or more
terminals to activate a relay signal which can perform an action such
as sounding an alarm or opening a door.
XML_CONFIG: The
terminal looks at this document to determine which files it needs to request
(charge records, person records, and/or relay schedule).
Status
Indicates the document’s transmission request status.
Not Applicable
indicates the terminal does not have the necessary settings enabled to
request the document. For example, a Status of “N” for the RELAY_SCHEDULE
Document Type indicates that the terminal does not have the RELAY_SCHEDULE
setting enabled.
Pending indicates
there is a pending request from the terminal. The terminal has the necessary
settings enabled to request the document.
Complete indicates
the terminal has requested the document and the document has been generated
and sent to the terminal.
Error indicates
that an error occurred.
Cancelled indicates
the transmission request was cancelled.
Request Date, Request By
Date when a request to transmit the document was made,
and the user who made the request.
Document Data
Content of the file that was requested by and sent to the
terminal. To view this data, select the record and click the View Document
button.
Date Created, Created By
Date and time when the server generated the document and
the person or system that generated it.
Date
Date and time when the document was transmitted to the
terminal.
Update Date, Updated By
These fields display when the record was created or updated,
and the person who created or updated the record.
Find
and View a Terminal Document
Click Main
Menu > Administration > Terminal > Terminal Monitor.
Select the terminal for which
you want to view documents created via the Document Transfer button
or the TRIGGER_OFFLINE_VALIDATION_DOC_TRANSFER Service.
On the Terminal Documents tab,
click Find. You can also click
the 
Filter button to
display the Document Type field, and select a specific type of document
to view. Then, click Find.
In the middle of the form, select
the document (CHARGE_RECORDS, PERSON_RECORDS, RELAY_SCHEDULE, or XML_CONFIG)
you want to view.
Click the View
Document button.
The document will display in the Documents Dtl.
pop-up window.