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[0148]

4.1

System

Options

[0149]

These

are

“system

Wide”

parameters

that

Will

be

the

same

for

each

dispatch

operator.

[0150]

AltSys

Video

Port—speci?es

the

TCP/IP

Lis

ten

port

that

MASterMind

Monitoring

uses

to

estab

lish

a

connection

With

Cascadia’s

IVM

softWare.

This

value

must

match

the

assigned

Listen

Port

value

con?gured

for

Cascadia’s

IVM

softWare.

[0151]

Video

Types—speci?es

the

supported

video

types.

This

value

should

alWays

be

set

to

“ALTSYS”.

[0152]

4.2

Site

Options

[0153]

For

each

site

enabled

With

Cascadia

Video

Devices,

four

Site

Option

values

must

be

supplied

Which

de?ne

hoW

Cascadia’s

IVM

softWare

Will

connect

to

the

site

to

retrieve

video.

These

Will

be

selectable

in

a

lookup

of

available

entries

from

the

Options

Setup

WindoW.

[0154]

ALTSYS

Site

Code

(ALTSYS_SITE

_CODE)—de?nes

the

unique

site

identi?er

used

by

Cascadia’s

IVM

softWare

to

connect

to

video

equip

ment

at

the

site.

[0155]

ALTSYS

Site

IP

Address

(ALTSYS

_SITE_IP)—speci?es

the

IP

Address

that

Cascadia’s

IVM

softWare

Will

use

to

route

to

video

equipment

at

the

site.

[0156]

ALTSYS

Site

User

Name

(ALTSYS

_SITE_USER)—used

With

the

ALTSYS

Site

Pass

Word

(beloW),

this

authenticates

Cascadia’s

IVM

softWare

to

access

the

video

equipment

at

the

Site.

[0157]

ALTSYS

Site

(ALTSYS

_SITE_PW)

[0158]

4.3

Alarm

Points

[0159]

Process

Options

can

be

associated

With

either

Events

or

Points.

For

an

alarm

to

be

“Cascadia

video

enabled”,

the

Process

Option

of

“ALTSYS”

must

be

pro

vided

in

the

Process

Option

?eld

on

either

the

Event

or

Point

associated

With

the

alarm

event.

The

Process

Option

and

Process

Option

Type

of

ALTSYS

should

already

be

avail

able

for

selection.

PassWord

[0160]

Since

other

modi?cations

and changes

varied

to

?t

particular

operating

requirements

and

environments

Will

be

apparent

to

those

skilled

in

the

art,

the

invention

is

not

considered

limited

to

the

eXample

chosen

for

purposes

of

disclosure,

and

covers

all

changes and

modi?cations

Which

do

not

constitute

departures

from

the

true

spirit

and

scope

of

this

invention.

[0161]

Having

thus

described

the

invention,

What

is

desired

to

be

protected

by

Letters

Patent

is

presented

in

the

subsequently

appended

claims.

What

is

claimed

is:

1.

An

interactive

video monitoring

(ivm) process

for

verifying

alarms

signals

from

an

unlimited

number

of

intru

sion

detection

systems

and/or

video

devices

utiliZing

video

to

provide

additional

information

to

a

central

station

opera

tor

at

a

central

station.

comprising:

means

for

locating

the

intrusion

detection

system,

video

device,

camera

and

lens

the

central

station

is

monitor

ing;

Sep.

23,

2004

means

for

creating

video

images;

means

for

transmitting

and/or

storing

video;

means

for

detecting

an

alarm

condition

for

the

intrusion

detection

system;

means

for

connecting

the

alarm

input

device

or

camera

and

lens

to

the

intrusion

detection

system

or

video

device;

means

for

processing

and

transmitting

alarm

signal

to

the

central

station;

means

for

transporting

alarm

signal

or

video

data

to

the

central

station;

means

for

locating

the

equipment

for

monitoring

the

intrusion

detection

system

and/or

video

device

at

the

monitored

location;

means

for

receiving

alarm

signal

from

the

monitored

location;

means

for

indentifying

the

monitored

location

and

com

municating

the

event;

means

for

processing

and

serving

the

alarm

signal

to

the

central

station

operator’s

Workstation;

means

for

storing

the

customer’s

account

record;

means

for

storing

customer’s

account

number,

account

information

and

video

device

connection

information;

and

means

for

displaying

the

customer’s

account

record,

alarm

signal

and

video.

2.

The

interactive

video

monitoring

(ivm) process

in

accordance With

claim

1,

Wherein

said

means

for

locating

the

intrusion

detection

system,

video

device,

camera

and

lens

the

central

station

is

monitoring

comprises

a

monitored

location.

3.

The

interactive

video

monitoring

(ivm) process

in

accordance With

claim

1,

Wherein

said

means

for

creating

video

images

comprises

a

camera

and

lens.

4.

The

interactive

video

monitoring

(ivm) process

in

accordance With

claim

1,

Wherein

said

means

for

transmit

ting

and/or

storing

video

comprises

a

video

device.

5.

The

interactive

video

monitoring

(ivm) process

in

accordance With

claim

1,

Wherein

said

means

for

detecting

an

alarm

condition

for

the

intrusion

detection

system

com

prises

an

alarm

input

device.

6.

The

interactive

video

monitoring

(ivm) process

in

accordance With

claim

1,

Wherein

said

means

for

connecting

the

alarm

input

device

or

camera

and

lens

to

the

intrusion

detection

system

or

video

device

comprises

a

connection

medium.

7.

The

interactive

video

monitoring

(ivm) process

in

accordance With

claim

1,

Wherein

said

means

for

processing

and

transmitting

alarm

signal

to

the

central

station

comprises

an

intrusion

detection

system.

8.

The

interactive

video

monitoring

(ivm) process

in

accordance With

claim

1,

Wherein

said

means

for

transport

ing

alarm

signal

or

video

data

to

the

central

station

com

prises

a

transmission

medium.

9.

The

interactive

video

monitoring

(ivm) process

in

accordance With

claim

1,

Wherein

said

means

for

locating

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