Event Viewer context menu

Table 1. Event Viewer context menu
Option	Description
Assess event	Opens the Assess Event Application Layout for the selected Event.
View	To view information, click View and then click Display Details.
Find in Audit	Select this option to open a Query Parameters dialog box where you can search for entries in the Audit Log that reference the selected object. The search results are displayed in a separate dynamic view.
Find in Journal	Select this option to open a Query Parameters dialog box where you can search in the Journal for records of activity (messages) that reference the selected event. The search results are displayed in a separate dynamic view.
Configuration	Click Log Message to enter a Log Message, or to select a Predefined Log Message.
Actions	From this menu, you can select the following actions:
Click Activate to make the selected event active. For example, selecting a Sound Alarm event and selecting Activate from the context menu makes the alarm actually sound. This is a Manual Action on the event.
Click Deactivate to make the selected event inactive. For example, selecting a Sound Alarm event and selecting Deactivate from the context menu would turn off the active alarm sound. This is a Manual Action on the event.
Click Arm to manually arm the Event. This change is logged in the Activity Viewer as a Manual Action.
Click Disarm to manually disarm the Event. This change is logged in the Activity Viewer as a Manual Action.
Click Acknowledge to acknowledge the Event.
Click Acknowledge and Clear to acknowledge and clear the selected Event.
Click to Latch an Event. When you Latch an Event, the Event is activated, and it will stay activated until it is the subject of an Unlatch or Toggle Event action (with an equal or higher priority). The Latch action is added to the Cause list for the Event. If the Event is already Latched, the Latch Event action has no effect. Upon system restart, host and panel Events retain their Latch state. If the Event is disarmed, the Latch Event option does not appear.
Click Toggle to latch or unlatch an Event. The Event you Toggle is Latched if it is currently Unlatched, or Unlatched if it is currently Latched. The Latch action is added to the Cause list for the Event. If the Event is neither Latched or Unlatched, the Toggle Event action has no effect. If the Event is disarmed, the Toggle Event option does not appear.
Click Pulse to Pulse an Event. A Pulse is a momentary activation of an Event. If the minimum activation time is configured in the Event, that value is used as the duration of the Pulse. If the minimum activation time is not configured in the Event, the Pulse lasts for one second. If the Event is disarmed, the Pulse Event option does not appear.
Click Turn Maintenance Mode On to enable Maintenance Mode. For more information about Maintenance Mode, refer to the Maintenance Mode chapter of the C•CURE 9000 Hardware Configuration Guide.
Assign To Me	Assign the event to you.
Assign To Operator	Assign the event to another operator
Add to Clip Builder	If a video clip is associated with the event, add that clip to the clip builder.
Download Clip	If a video clip is associated with the event, download that clip.

Assess event

Opens the Assess Event Application Layout for the selected Event.

View

To view information, click View and then click Display Details.

Find in Audit

Select this option to open a Query Parameters dialog box where you can search for entries in the Audit Log that reference the selected object. The search results are displayed in a separate dynamic view.

Find in Journal

Select this option to open a Query Parameters dialog box where you can search in the Journal for records of activity (messages) that reference the selected event. The search results are displayed in a separate dynamic view.

Configuration

Click Log Message to enter a Log Message, or to select a Predefined Log Message.

Actions

From this menu, you can select the following actions:

Click Activate to make the selected event active. For example, selecting a Sound Alarm event and selecting Activate from the context menu makes the alarm actually sound. This is a Manual Action on the event.

Click Deactivate to make the selected event inactive. For example, selecting a Sound Alarm event and selecting Deactivate from the context menu would turn off the active alarm sound. This is a Manual Action on the event.

Click Arm to manually arm the Event. This change is logged in the Activity Viewer as a Manual Action.

Click Disarm to manually disarm the Event. This change is logged in the Activity Viewer as a Manual Action.

Click Acknowledge to acknowledge the Event.

Click Acknowledge and Clear to acknowledge and clear the selected Event.

Click to Latch an Event. When you Latch an Event, the Event is activated, and it will stay activated until it is the subject of an Unlatch or Toggle Event action (with an equal or higher priority).

The Latch action is added to the Cause list for the Event. If the Event is already Latched, the Latch Event action has no effect.

Upon system restart, host and panel Events retain their Latch state. If the Event is disarmed, the Latch Event option does not appear.

Click Toggle to latch or unlatch an Event. The Event you Toggle is Latched if it is currently Unlatched, or Unlatched if it is currently Latched.

The Latch action is added to the Cause list for the Event. If the Event is neither Latched or Unlatched, the Toggle Event action has no effect.

If the Event is disarmed, the Toggle Event option does not appear.

Click Pulse to Pulse an Event.

A Pulse is a momentary activation of an Event. If the minimum activation time is configured in the Event, that value is used as the duration of the Pulse. If the minimum activation time is not configured in the Event, the Pulse lasts for one second. If the Event is disarmed, the Pulse Event option does not appear.

Click Turn Maintenance Mode On to enable Maintenance Mode. For more information about Maintenance Mode, refer to the Maintenance Mode chapter of the C•CURE 9000 Hardware Configuration Guide.

Assign To Me

Assign the event to you.

Assign To Operator

Assign the event to another operator

Add to Clip Builder

If a video clip is associated with the event, add that clip to the clip builder.

Download Clip

If a video clip is associated with the event, download that clip.