A security system acceptance test verifies that the system has been installed according to the design and is operating properly. This includes ensuring cameras are correctly aimed, focused, and provide the intended coverage and image quality. This practical verification is critical for performance validation.
B and C may be part of training or specific functionality checks but are not core acceptance test items.
D refers to reliability testing, which is separate from initial acceptance.
[References:, PSP Study Guide – System Testing and Acceptance, POA Manual – Security Equipment Commissioning]
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