Device Table Sample Clauses

Device Table. The Device is the root table for all other tables in the database. It stores the general information unique to each device.  When the data was last updated.  Whether or not the device is enabled, and thus will store data.  A number that represents the Type of the Device (M375 = 0, M54 = 1, M4906 = 2, M53 = 3, M2100 = 4, M720 = 5, M375-P = 6).  The Device’s Attributes (Name, Serial Number)  Location Data (Site, Building, Area, Location)  The Camera data for the camera connected to the device (whether or not the camera is enabled, where to look for a still shot and streaming view).  The Comments for this particular device, defined by the User.  LogInterval (0 to 1 connections)  MapAndLocation (0 to 1 connections)  IncidentHistory (0 to many connections)  History (0 to many connections)  ScanHistory (0 to many connections)  CurrentStatus (0 to 1 connections, special)
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Device Table. Model Name/Model Number Processor R53- R53- R53- R53- 00703 00704 00711 00712 ---------------------------- ------------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- S-XGen Series INTEL 186 C C C C PROCESSORS OR COMPARABLE ---------------------------- ------------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
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