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462 WIN-PAK User Guide

The operator can select which areas to view by

selecting the appropriate branch on the Tracking

Area tree. If the top level is selected, card reads from

all areas are displayed. Reports can also be generated

from the Tracking Areas.

When a card is presented at a muster reader, it is

removed from the tracking area and is listed in the

muster area. A report of these card reads can be

printed.

Muster Areas

Like tracking areas, muster areas are also logical

areas, not defined by the hardwiring of the system.

[Muster readers are not used for controlling a door.]

Muster areas contain readers that are only used by

card holders if there is a call for muster (e.g. in the

event of a disaster).

Several different muster areas can be created.

The Muster View displays card read events. A report

can be run on cards presented in an individual

muster area or at all muster areas.

In normal conditions no transactions are recorded at

muster readers. They are only used if there is a muster

call, usually in an emergency.

Nesting Areas

The concept of nesting is not unique to the tracking

system, but does take on considerable significance

when planning for disaster management, and can

change the way tracking reports are generated.

When an area is nested in another area, its readers

are also part of that area. The general principle of

nesting is that readers used to enter an area [or move

about within the area] should be listed under the

tracking area in the Tracking Areas database.

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