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Appendix A – Definitions of Terms

Call Station: A device that is mounted in a resident room that

provides a button, pad or other type of alarm initiating device. This

can be wireless or hard-wired.

Capcode: A three to ten digit number that is used to identify an

individual pager or group of pagers. The size of the cap code is

dependent upon what type of communications protocol being utilized.

Client: The peripheral computers in a network. Usually, the client

computers are workstations that are given access to particular data or

applications on a Host Computer.

Control Panel: When the term “Control Panel” is used it can refer to

one of three items. First, the Concord Security Panel (4 or Ultra) that

handles all of the call information and funnels it into the computer.

Second, the control panel configuration screen on the AllCall©

Software. Third, the Control Panel screen within the Windows

environtment.

Dome Light: A light that is mounted outside of resident rooms that

turns on when a call has been placed.

Duty Station: A device that is mounted most often in medication

rooms, or other staff work rooms that notifies staff by way of a buzzer

and/or light that a call has been placed. Typically used in conjunction

with hard-wired nurse call systems

Dynamic IP: An IP address that is automatically assigned by the

router via DHCP to the computer or network appliance. A dynamically

assigned IP does not always stay the same.

Fish Tape: A stiff steel cable that winds up inside of a plastic

housing. Used for fishing wire and string in blind walls.

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