A) Single PC

This example is for a stand-alone Fusion Incident where there maybe no other control software. Although the Fusion Incident software is modular and has three elements: Client, Server and Database, all three can run on the same PC, with the operator unaware of these other tasks if necessary.

B) Local Network

This is a more typical example where there maybe 1 or more Fusion workstations, each with an associated Fusion Incident. The operator may make incident logs manually or they can be initiated and saved automatically by starting event recordings from the Fusion control software.

As operators logon with their own passwords, all data is controlled on a per operator basis.

The Fusion Incident central console, typically run on a manager's PC, can be used to search, view and edit all incident logs, as well as manage the network setup. The primary role of the central console is to produce reports and graphs, summarising the control centres data collected.

C) Wide Area Network

Fusion Incident can be used over wide area networks, essentially consisting of several local networks with a central console facility for viewing data and producing reports.