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500-9041 v4.1

Welcome Report

Control

Admin Sys Config Tech-Ref

For details, refer to "Schedules for User Access and

Area Automation", and "Areas and Related settings".

Controlling all Doors in a Specific Area

Tip:

Reader commands pertain to the readers that

allow entering the selected area.

•

Ensure you are in the 'Forms' view (click

Form

on the toolbar);

•

Select the desired area (bottom of window);

•

Use one of the four buttons in the centre of

the screen to select your desired action.

Refer to the selection-descriptions if you'd like

more information. (And wait while the changes

take effect).

Elevator Readers: These commands do

not

apply to

readers in elevator (lift) cabs. To control an elevator

and/or its associated reader, refer to "Checking Status

or Controlling Elevators".

Controlling a Door in a Specific Area

•

Ensure you are in the 'Forms' view (click

Form

on the toolbar);

•

Select the desired "Area" (bottom of window),

and locate the specific door in the list;

•

Find your desired door in the list near the

bottom left corner of the screen. Then, click

the small button in the 'state' column for the

door, and select from the list that appears.

(Wait briefly for any changes to take effect).

If the button is not present, this means you do not have

'Door Control' authority. If card-access is presently

'locked-out', you may need to use an 'area-wide'

command to reinstate card-access before the door can

be unlocked. Locking-out cards automatically causes

the door to lock.

Doors can be set to unlock and re-lock at certain times

and/or in-sync with the arming state for the associated

area. For details, refer to "Areas and Related Settings",

and "Doors, Readers, and Related Settings".

Resetting the Antipassback Status for

Users in a Specific Area

From time-to-time, persons may be unable to

enter an area due to an antipassback violation

(such as if they entered or exited when the

system unlocked a door for someone else).

This can be corrected by resetting the

antipassback status for a specific area.

•

Ensure you are in the 'Forms' view (click

Form

on the toolbar);

•

Select the desired area (bottom of window);

•

Click

[APB Reset]

near the left side of the

screen;

•

Respond to any additional messages that

appear.

Antipassback (APB): A feature that blocks individual

cards from being used to:

Re-enter the same area, or;

Re-enter the facility from 'outside', and/or;

(Optional): Enter other areas;

…Unless

they are recorded as exiting first--i.e., each

person must use their card/token at every reader they

encounter (that is set to "Detect Antipassback").

Tip:

This helps to protect against unauthorized card usage.

Resetting APB Status for an

Individual

and/or

System-

Wide

: You can also reset the antipassback status for

an individual and/or for all areas associated with

selected panel(s). For details, refer to "Resetting

Users' Antipassback Status" (previous).

Enabling the Antipassback Feature: To enable

antipassback tracking for specific areas and doors, refer

to the "Antipassback" selections under "Areas and

Related Settings", and the "Detect Antipassback"

selection under "Reader 1 & 2 Settings for a Door".

Bypassing an Input Point in a Specific

Area

To bypass an input point in a specific area,

allowing the area to be armed, or remove a

'bypass', allowing the sensor to be monitored:

•

Ensure you are in the 'Forms' view (click

Form

on the toolbar);

•

Select the desired area (bottom of window),

and locate the specific input-point in the list;

•

Click the small button on the right of the

input-point status, and select from the list

that appears. (Wait briefly for the change to

take effect).

If the button is not present, this means either that the

input-point is not of a 'bypassable' type, or you do not

the authority to bypass input-points.

A user's authorities can be set to automatically remove

any 'bypasses' that are in effect when they enter an

area (to help ensure that any faulty sensors are not

forgotten). For details, refer to the "Auto Remove

Bypass" setting under "Authorities for Users/Entrants".

A sample screen and selection-descriptions

appear on the following page(s).

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