In the Macintosh, a software application that has the ability to control an aspect of system configuration, such as the pixel depth of the monitor (Monitors), the choice of network type (Network), etc.

a program that allows you to change settings in a program or change the way a Mac looks and/or behaves.

industry standard web hosting control panel, cPanel provides a Graphical User Interface (GUI) for many Linux system administration tasks.

The access control system component that connects to all door readers, door locks and the access control server. The control panel validates the reader and accepts data. Depending on the overall syste [..]

The control panel is the area where you find all the control functions for the photocopier. Today, the control panel is a sophisticated LCD display with easy-to-follow instructions. These guide the user through such variables as number of copies required, paper size, copy reduction, or copy enlargement.

In SignalCalc Dynamic Signal Analyzers: An area on the user interface screen consisting of test information and command buttons for test operation.

The place in Windows where you configure system-wide parameters. You can also remove software there or access the Java Plugin Control Panel. You can find out what fonts and hardware is installed. The [..]

Included in most Web hosting packages, a control panel is an online Web-based application that allows customers to manage their accounts. Most control panels allow customers to upload files, add email [..]

The set of Microsoft Windows programs used to change system hardware, software, and settings.

This is where many of Window’s settings can be viewed. Here you will find icons for most functions including printers, modems and sound.

Control panel refers to the front end of a system which can set the configuration of the system. For example, in a PC or a Macintosh, control panel is part of the operating system that has the ability [..]

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The central computer or “brains” of a security system. Every sensor on the security system reports back to the control panel with supervisory signals and alarm signals. A control panel can be connecte [..]

A panel that receives transmissions from alarm sensors and communicates data to the Monitoring Center.

Used to manage and display the settings, permissions, and arming of a home security system.

Each system includes a single control panel that runs the system and notifies our Alarm Operations Center of an alarm condition and type. Control Panels can integrate multiple alarm types (burglary, fire, mechanical, etc.), and are available with as few as seven zones or as many as 128, depending on your needs.

The keypad that controls the functions and features of a security system.

Usually the brains of the system that helps control the multiple components of a home security system. May also be responsible for accepting signals and calling for help as needed.

The central part of the system, which controls the system and activates alarms.

An electronic panel that is the controlling component in the home security system. The control panel both receives and transmits Radio Frequency (RF)

 s the area of the espresso machine where you control most or all of the machine’s functions. There is usually a power switch, a brewing control switch, and a steam control. On some machines there is [..]

The control panel, in the context of Windows, is a software module used to perform administrative and management operating system tasks and/or provide access to specific software features. The control [..]

Menu in the ShopKeep register app that contains cashier and manager functions.