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System Settings

1. Database Configuration:
   1. Schedule Backup: controls the scheduled back ups of the database - weekly by default.
   2. Restore from Backup: accesses previous backups and displays them for potential restore.
2. Track Settings:
   1. Track Check Period (ms): 
   2. Maximum Sightings: maximum number of sightings stored of a single track - afterwhich the system stops recording sightings.
   3. Minimum Debris Sightings: minimum number of sightings recorded before a track is classed as debris.
   4. Last Sightings: number of sightings guaranteed to be recorded at the end of a track.
   5. Debris Movement Limit (m): distance below which debris will not be recorded.
   6. Use Radar NTP Time: this is the Network Time Protocol data sent with the tracks from the radar. NTP is a networking protocol for clock synchronisation between computer systems over packet-switched, variable-latency data networks
3. System Alarm Options:
   1. Audible Alarm: select to have a sound emitted when a system alarm is active.
   2. Custom Threat Sound: the sound clip emitted for a threat alarm (this supports most common sound formats including mp3 and wav).
   3. Custom Warning Sound: the sound clip emitted for a warning alarm (this supports most common sound formats including mp3 and wav).
   4. Alarm Timeout (s): the length of time before the alarms are cleared after a system or AID alarm has been resolved.
   5. Auto Acknowledge: select if alarms are automatically acknowledged when they are cleared. If auto-acknowledge is disabled, then the operator is expected to acknowledge all alarm incidences. 
4. Mongo Index Options:
   1. System Logs Retention Days: how long system logs are maintained in the database before being deleted. 
   2. Alarm Log Retention Days: how long alarm logs are maintained in the database before being deleted. 
5. System Profiles:
   1. Current Profile Name: the current profile in use.
   2. Current Profile User ID: a user friendly Id that can be used for external control, associated with whomever created the profile. 
   3. Adding a New Profile: follow this link for more information on System Profiles.
6. Password Complexity:

   1. Required from Roles: determines which roles will have a password that applies to this complexity.

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      The Roles are a hierarchy:  Administrator Engineer User System A complex password will be required from not only the role selected, but all roles above it in the hierarchy too.

      
      

   2. Password Length: the minimum length of password required.

   3. Min. Character Types: the minimum number of different character types needed to be in the password. There are four character types: abc, ABC, 123, @&(. If no password is required, both Password Length and Min. Character type values should be entered as '0'.

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