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| + | The only "surveillance" camera that the I.S. department controls is the D-Link camera located in the Server Room |
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| − | ==Description== |
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| + | [http://serverroomcam.unipharm.local/] |
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| − | Catapult is sold and supported by the same people as [[WebSmart Description|WebSmart]]. |
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| + | Username admin |
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| − | ==How uniPHARM Uses Catapult== |
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| + | Password visionit |
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| − | We use it to deliver printer output in PDF |
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| + | The purpose of this camera is for after hours motion detection and as a way for I.S. staff to be able to see the server and network racks in the very rare cases when we need DC staff to push a button or swap a tape. Having the camera makes it a little easier to guide someone to the right button. The camera will also let us know where the flames and smoke is when the temperature monitoring device shows a temperature of 100+ degrees. Happy thoughts. The D-Link camera is programmed to send an email when motion is detected between 5PM and 8AM the next morning. During the day there are no alerts when staff are in the Server Room |
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| − | ==Connecting the i to Catapult== |
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| + | There are many other security cameras in the building that are not controlled by I.S. |
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| − | Exodus is ended every night at 3:00AM |
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| + | [[Category: Power, Alarms, and Monitoring]] |
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| − | ==Catapult on the Server== |
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| − | Catapult runs as a service on Magoo |
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| − | ===Launch Console=== |
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| − | [[File:catapult-1.jpg]] |
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| − | Configure the connection to the i through File / Connect to System |
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| − | [[File:catapult-2.jpg]] |
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| − | You can see on the left which sections are in use |
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| − | ===Manage Pollers=== |
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| − | [[File:catapult-3.jpg]] |
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| − | The poller looks at specific out queues on the i |
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| − | ===Run Grab Rule (ZRUNRULE)=== |
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| − | The poller isn't the only way for Catapult to process spool files. CL programs that build the spool files can manually call the rule we want to run (after adding XL_CATAPLT to the library list). |
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| − | ZRUNRULE FILE(LABELS) SPLNBR(*LAST) RULENBR(28) TIMEOUT(20) PCFILE(11005_20150508_105938.pdf) PCPATH('\\bart\webroot\unipharm\shelflabels') |
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| − | This calls rule 28, manually changing the spool file name, output file name, and where to put it. |
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| − | ===Poller vs ZRUNRULE=== |
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| − | I like using the command instead of the poller, because then I can control exactly what happens when. But there are cases when it is not possible to use ZRUNRULE. |
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| − | But the rule itself in Catapult allows for more identifiers; one of which is the user data field. Notice that the out queue is one that will have vary few spool files in it. |
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| − | [[File:catapult-4.jpg]] |
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| − | Before the query is run, the output must be overridden with - |
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| − | OVRPRTF FILE(QPQUPRFIL) OUTQ(FINANCE/FINTEMP) USRDTA(REPORT2) |
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| − | ==Shelf Labels== |
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| − | These can be printed by shareholders in Web Orders |
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| − | The printer file is built on Bart, then sent via Catapult to - |
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| − | bart\webroot\unipharm\shelflabels\shlabels.pdf |
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| − | Double click on this file to load it into Adobe Reader. |
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| − | Print this, making sure that ‘Page Scaling’ is set to None. |
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| − | ===Label Formats=== |
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| − | The label header file is WSLBHDP in library WEBPRDD. |
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| − | WORK WITH DATA IN A FILE Mode . . . . : CHANGE |
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| − | Format . . . . : WSLBHDR File . . . . : WSLBHDP |
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| − | *RECNBR: 5 |
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| − | Label Type: SHELF |
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| − | Label form: TYPE1A |
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| − | Description: Std-includes SRP, descr at bot |
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| − | Top Mgn: |
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| − | Lft Mgn: |
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| − | Labels Across: 4 |
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| − | Lbls Down: 8 |
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| − | Label Width: 28 |
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| − | Label Length: 11 |
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| − | Col Adj Lbl #: 4 |
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| − | Col Adj Cols: 1- |
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| − | Row Adj Lbl1: 2 |
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| − | Row Adj Lbl2: 6 |
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| − | Row Adj Rows: 1 |
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| − | Top margin |
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| − | - how many lines above top label |
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| − | Left margin |
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| − | - how many spaces to left of first label |
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| − | Label width |
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| − | - width in characters |
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| − | Label length |
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| − | - length in lines |
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| − | The next five fields are required if the computer cannot exactly match the dimensions of the form; a ‘fudge factor’. |
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| − | Column adjustment label number |
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| − | - column of labels on which to do vertical adjustment |
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| − | Column adjustment |
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| − | - number of columns to insert (this can be negative to delete columns) |
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| − | Row adjustment label number (first) |
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| − | - row of labels on which to do horizontal adjustment |
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| − | Row adjustment label number (second) |
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| − | - row of labels on which to do horizontal adjustment |
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| − | Row adjustment |
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| − | - number of rows to insert (this cannot be negative) |
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| − | The label detail file is WSLBDTP in library WEBPRDD. |
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| − | WORK WITH DATA IN A FILE Mode . . . . : CHANGE |
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| − | Format . . . . : WSLBDTR File . . . . : WSLBDTL1 |
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| − | Label Type: SHELF |
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| − | Label form: TYPE1A |
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| − | Line: 6 |
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| − | Column: 1 |
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| − | Field name: SRP |
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| − | Abs Pos 1: 7 |
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| − | Abs Pos 2: 20 |
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| − | Abs Pos 3: 34 |
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| − | Abs Pos 4: 49 |
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| − | Abs Pos 5: |
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| − | Abs Pos 6: |
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| − | Abs Pos 7: |
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| − | Abs Pos 8: |
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| − | Abs Pos 9: |
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| − | Font name: Courier New |
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| − | Font size: 16 |
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| − | Bold?: |
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| − | This file positions each field on the label. |
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| − | Line and Column |
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| − | - this field’s position on each label |
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| − | Field name |
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| − | - the options are UPC, UWD item #, Pathfinder, size, SRP, description 1, and description 2 |
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| − | Absolute Position |
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| − | - use this column, which in relation to the entire page, rather than ‘Column’, which in relation to an individual label. Up to nine labels can be defined. |
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| − | Font name and size |
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| − | - change the font and size of the field (for example, print the price larger) |
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| − | Bold |
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| − | - bold the field (for example, description, which for Medicine Centre shelf labels is printed on a green background) |
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Latest revision as of 08:44, 23 June 2016
The only "surveillance" camera that the I.S. department controls is the D-Link camera located in the Server Room
Username admin
Password visionit
The purpose of this camera is for after hours motion detection and as a way for I.S. staff to be able to see the server and network racks in the very rare cases when we need DC staff to push a button or swap a tape. Having the camera makes it a little easier to guide someone to the right button. The camera will also let us know where the flames and smoke is when the temperature monitoring device shows a temperature of 100+ degrees. Happy thoughts. The D-Link camera is programmed to send an email when motion is detected between 5PM and 8AM the next morning. During the day there are no alerts when staff are in the Server Room
There are many other security cameras in the building that are not controlled by I.S.