NEC Sentry Installation Guide
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NDA-30080 Revision 1.0Page 111 Sentry Installation Guide History Logging where X is the sequential printer number (1, 2, etc.) and PARITY_???? is one of the following parity constants: PARITY_NONE PARITY_ODD PARITY_EVEN Printer Device Data BitsThe printer device data bits is specified with the PRINTER_X_DATA_BITS variable, which uses the following syntax: INTCONST PRINTER_X_DATA_BITS DATA_BITS_? where X is the sequential printer number (1, 2, etc.) and DATA_BITS_? is one of the following data...
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Page 112NDA-30080 Revision 1.0 History Logging Sentry Installation Guide Format Configuration Files Each Sentry OAI application has its own set of two format configuration files which control the logging formats. The first file contains data field constant configurations and does not require any modification. The second file contains unique definitions for each history log file or printer and may be modified. The following files are created during the Annoyance Trap installation: annoyDb.cfg data...
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NDA-30080 Revision 1.0Page 113 Sentry Installation Guide History Logging History Log NameThe history log name is specified with the LOG_X_NAME variable, which uses the following syntax: STRCONST LOG_X_NAME “/oai/log/sentry/override” where X is the sequential history log number (1, 2, etc.) and the name contained in quotes is either a Unix File path (if LOG_X_TYPE is set to LOG_FILE) or a tty device (if LOG_X_TYPE is set to LOG_PRINTER). History Log Message FormatsEach message format is defined...
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Page 114NDA-30080 Revision 1.0 History Logging Sentry Installation Guide After the STRDEF line is one or more FLDDEF lines. Each FLDDEF specifies the position and appearance of a data field. The keyword DEFEND identifies the end of the variable. Each FLDDEF line contains a value which specifies the name of a DBFIELD. All DBFIELD are contained in the data field constant configuration file associated with the application. The value specifies the field’s starting position within the message (1...
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NDA-30080 Revision 1.0Page 115 Sentry Installation Guide History Logging History Log Message Formats (Continued)All history log messages can use the following date and time DBFIELD values to display time stamp information: MONTH_NUM: Numeric Month (1-12, where 1 = January, 12 = December) MONTH_ABRV: Abbreviated Month Names (Jan, Feb, etc.) MONTH_FULL: Full Month Names (January, February, etc.) DAY_NUM: Numeric Data (1-31) WEEK_DAY_ABRV: Abbreviated Weekday Names (Mon, Tue, etc.)...
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Page 116NDA-30080 Revision 1.0 History Logging Sentry Installation Guide Annoyance Trap MessagesUser Login, User Logout, and Annoyance Trap Event Messages can use the following DBFIELD values: APPLICATION: Application Type, will always be “Trap” to indicate Annoyance Trap MONITORED_NUM: The Monitored Number used to trigger the Annoyance Trap User Login and User Logout Messages can use the following DBFIELD values: TERMINAL_NAME: The name of the terminal the user is accessing USER_NAME: The name...
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NDA-30080 Revision 1.0Page 117 Sentry Installation Guide History Logging Executive Override MessagesExecutive Override Event Messages can use the following DBFIELD values: OVERRIDE_TYPE: The override type (Basic, Auto, Moni) WARNING_FLAG: The warning tone flag (None, Tone1, Tone2) JOIN_METHOD: The override join method (2-Way, 3-Way) EVENT_ABVR: The two character override event abbreviation (AI, CF, CO, CT, DF, DI, DP, DR, DU, IU, JC, MF, NA, OC, OR, OU, SF, TF, UT). EVENT_FULL: The long override...
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