The Macro functionality of the LightHouse System is a standard feature used to issue a set of commands in a precise, ordered, and timed manner, and can be triggered either manually by an operator with the proper permission set, or automatically via the Conditional Behavior Engine that is included with LightHouse
In addition to grouping simple, straightforward commands such as bypassing alarm points, activating relays, or momentarily unlocking doors, macros can be use to send text message notifications via SMS or email, as well as message currently online system operators, and call cameras or layouts to a logged in operator's interface.
Examples:
On a schedule at 6am on weekdays (Scheduled conditional behavior):
When triggered by a gunshot sensor in the South wing (Connector conditional behavior):
When desired by an operator (Manual initiation by permitted user):
And many, many more. The possibilities are literally bounded only by the behavior desired. This automation mechanism provides both ease-of-use to operators and can enforce proper procedures.
For more information about the LightHouse Macro capabilities, see the LightHouse™ System Administration manual, or contact sales@networkharbor.com for more information. The Macro feature is an included component of the Network Harbor LightHouse™ System.
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