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206 Guardall Director V4.74 User's Guide 21-0381E v4.7.4
- Single in Schedule: Selects an action to occur
automatically (arm, disarm, etc.) when a card is
accepted at the reader while the selected
schedule is in effect.
- Single out of Schedule: Selects an action to
occur automatically (arm, disarm, etc.) when a
card is accepted at the reader after-hours (i.e.,
outside of the selected schedule).
- Hold Time: Select a duration to identify a
prolonged card badging (badge-hold). (Pertains
to the items that follow.)
- Hold in Schedule: Selects an action to occur
automatically (arm, disarm, etc.) when a card is
accepted and 'held' in place at the reader while
the selected schedule is in effect.
- Hold out of Schedule: Selects an action to
occur automatically (arm, disarm, etc.) when a
card is accepted and 'held' in place at the reader
after-hours (i.e., outside of the selected
schedule).
- Hold PIN Prompt: This sets whether or not the
user will be prompted to enter their PIN while
using the badge-hold feature;
- Disable Single on Badge-Hold: This
determines whether or not the action defined
under 'single' (in or out of schedule) will also
occur on a badge-hold action.
- Disarm requires PIN: This determines whether
or not a selected 'disarm' action will require the
user to enter their PIN.
User Badging Mode for Keypad Modules with an
External Reader
LCD keypads supporting an external reader do not
allow for badge-hold functionality directly, so a double
(or triple) badging method is supported instead.
Note: This feature requires panel firmware v4.43 or
higher.
- Triple/double badge gap: This sets the minimum
duration you must wait after presenting (and
removing) the card/token each time to be treated as a
double or triple badging.
- Triple badge mode: If selected () this feature
requires a triple-badging, versus only a double-
badging if not selected.
Note: All other fields and available selections are the
same as for badge-hold mode as supported beginning
with Director v4.4.
 Access  (V4.4)
Access Mode
- Access Control: This identifies that the reader
is to be associated with an access-controlled
door. (Selection to follow).
- Access to Area: This is the area associated
with this reader
(as per the selected door number to
follow/below).
- Type of Reader: This identifies if this reader will
be used as an 'In Reader' or an 'Exit Reader'.
- Door Number: With "Access Control" selected
(previous), this identifies the door that this
reader is to be associated with.
Miscellaneous
- In/Out Station: This applies to a reader being
used to log cardholder arrivals and departures
(e.g., a time-clock application)
.
With this feature, the reader will not be associated with
an access-controlled door (so do NOT select "Access
Control" above).
Suite-Security Keypads and
Related Settings
If you change any
value for a suite-security keypad,
this will cause that unit to be reset to its default /
scheduled state and arming level (this allows
configuration updates to be managed properly). As
such, configuration changes to active units should be
done only by arrangement with the occupant.
Related
: Control & Status, Panel Control & Status,
Suite Security
 Checking Status or Controlling a Suite Security
System
Notice: Suite-security keypads are NOT associated
with any system 'Areas' or related schedules or
settings. As well, these units are NOT associated
with the module screen. All settings that affect suite-
security-keypad operation are defined here. As well,
suite/keypad alarms are monitored only through the
Director software.
Note
: Suite-security keypads and "Communities"
(Shared Users) are not supported at the same time.
Suite-Security Keypads
Suite-security keypad modules provide
security and monitoring features for individual