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Security Equipment Flashcards

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RSO

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Regional Security Officer

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DRSO

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Deputy Regional Security Officer

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RSOI

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Regional Security Officer Investigator

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ARSO

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Assistant Regional Security Officer

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LGF

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Local Guard Force

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STOC

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Security Technical Operations Center

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System Controller (WV-CU650)

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select available monitor and display cameras on it, control available cameras, controls 1-256 cameras, connects to up to 16 DVR’s, Connects to up to 34 monitors

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What are the TWO types of cameras?

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Fixed and Pan Tilt Zoom(PTZ)

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On the CU650, how many levels of priority are there?

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5 levels with “1” being the highest level

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What are the TWO ways to switch between cameras using the CU650

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The “+” and “-“ buttons ascend and descend between cameras. Clicking a number of camera desired and then clicking “CAM” button on the keypad.

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How do you log on and off of the CU650

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Logging on: Enter user ID, press the “CAM” button, enter the 5-digit password, press the “CAM” button.
Logging Off: Press the “SHIFT” button, press the “LOCK OUT” button.

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How do you change the monitor in use using the CU650?

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Click the number of desired monitor, press the “MON” button.

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What is the purpose of the Intellex DVR?

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Capture and preserve video/evidence of events around the facilities
MSG video playback via SPARTA

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What are the capabilities of the Intellex DVR?

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24/7 recording of all cameras (if on DVRs), 8 terabyte hard drive per DVR, displays up to 16 cameras, Linked to SPARTA via SMSe network, Minimum of 14 days of recording(delta compression minimizes date storage), located in SIC room.

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What is Delta Compression?

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only records parts of the image that change

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16
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D&C

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“Duck and Cover”. Is tone one. Connected to Preset 1

17
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Evac

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“Evacuation”. Is tone 2. Connected to Preset 3

18
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Safe Area(aka Safe Haven)

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Is Tone 3. Connected to Preset 4

19
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Review PE sheets on MOODLE for any test requirements not on here.

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Review PE sheets on MOODLE for any test requirements not on here.

20
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Tear Gas (TG) Guard System

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The firing system is in Post One. Multipurpose Grenade in dispenser

21
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Using the TG Guard System

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Check Power LEDs, Select zone and turn knob to desired area, Arm system- insert key and press inward gently turning key right 90 degrees causing red LED to flash, Lift cover and press toggle switch up. DO NOT TURN OFF THE SYSTEM UNTIL TOLD OTHERWISE BY DET. COMMANDER OR RSO.

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What are the types of sensors

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Photoelectric system, Ultrasonic motion detectors, Contact sensors, PIR and Energy detectors.

23
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Difference between zones and partitions

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Zones are individual sensors.
Partitions are connections of multiple zones.

24
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AES 6500

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24 individual “Access/Secure” buttons. “A” “B” “C” buttons. “Test”, “Silence” and “Reset” buttons. Power LEDs

25
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AES 6500 buttons

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No LED= Secure mode
Amber LED= Access mode
Red LED= Alarm mode
Pressing “A”, “C”, and “silence at the same time will secure all zones “purify the system”.
Test Button= triggers all zones into alarm mode( not ones in access)
Silence button= silences audible alarms and steadies red flashing LEDs
Reset Button= turns off red LEDs, only used when testing the system and/or after a zone is put in secure mode.

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CINCH I24

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Designed to condense a very large number of individual office sensors. Includes two touch screens, each shows up to 16 icons. Left=partitions Right=zones.

27
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Security Management System Enterprise (SMSe)

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secure (non-classified) computer network. Centralized platform allowing for integration of various security and access control programs and systems. Managed by STOC

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CU-50

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Used to monitor especially sensitive areas, can be set up as a discrete alarm system. Keypad can be silent

29
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AS-50

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Alarm Panel for the CU-50. Located in post one. power failure panel. up to 8 modules

30
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KDU-50 keypad

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used to investigate alarms, conduct security inspections, regularly scheduled equipment checks, Put sensors in Shunt mode. (press buttons lightly because of sensitivity)

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HSAS

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used to monitor especially sensitive areas. Can be set up as a discrete alarm system (HSAS keypad can be silent). Can replace the CU-50. Looks similar to the AES6500

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CINCH IDS

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Exact same as CINCH I24 except you don’t use the screen on the right ever in post one. will require access codes to use.

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SelecTone System

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Public announcement system connects all over embassy.

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