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21-0381E v4.7.4

Welcome Report Control Admin

Sys Config Tech-Ref

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To have the door simply re-lock at the closing time, set

the "In Schedule" value as desired, and set the "Out of

Schedule" value to "Locked".

To have the door unlocking follow the area arming-

state only, set the schedule to "None", and "In

Schedule" to either "Area is Off", or "Area is

Stay/Off", as desired.

If you do not

want the door to unlock automatically

based on a schedule and/or the area arming-state, set

the "Schedule" to "None", and the 'In Schedule' value

to "Locked".

Circuit

With converted TDC/PDC door controllers, this setting

does not apply.

- Reader Tamper Circuit: This is the type of

circuit/wiring used with the reader tamper circuit

for this door.

Not Required: This disables the reader tamper input

(i.e., the tamper input will not be monitored).

Converted TDC/PDC Door Controllers

: These units

do not support dedicated/separate reader tamper

monitoring.

- Door Circuit: This is the type of circuit/wiring

used with the door contact for this door.

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- Process Reader Tamper as Input Point:

Future use.

Other

- Door Arming Level: The area arming levels

for which the door is to be monitored.

Tip: You may wish to use "Stay and On" with doors

used to enter the facility, and "On Only" for all doors

within

the facility.

- Bi-Colour LED Mode: Select this if the reader

at this door has a single bi-colour LED (instead

of the two separate LEDs). This setting must

also be used if an 'arming station' is present.

Note: Arming-station wiring differs from other readers

(ensure the proper installation instructions have been

followed).

- Entry Detect: If selected (), persons will not

be considered "In" the new area if they are

granted entry, but do not open the door.

Tip: This affects the in/out status of applicable users,

and allows them to badge again to gain entry with

antipassback turned on (see "Detect Antipassback", to

follow / below).

: Configuration Areas

Counting and Auto Arm.

Note: This does NOT affect 'Activity' detection

(Cfg.Areas Activity).

Reader 1 & 2 Settings for a Door

Defining a ‘Required Attendance’ Zone

For time and attendance reporting, a ‘required

attendance zone must be defined by setting

the "Area" as "Outside" for all readers used to

exit

from this zone.

See the "Area" description for more information.

Note: For proper time and attendance tracking, there

must be no other way to exit from the required-

attendance area (all exit doors must have a reader).

 In Reader 

(and 'Out Reader'--if applicable)

Note: "In Reader" pertains to the 1

(or only) reader for

this door. "Out Reader" pertains to the 2

reader for

this door (if applicable).

The second reader, and In/Out processing is NOT

supported on the older (2-reader) version of the door

controller module.

- Access to Area: This is the area associated

with this reader (i.e., the area being entered

when using this reader).

Time and attendance reporting requires that all

readers used to exit from the "required attendance

zone" be set as "Outside".

This will typically pertain to the interior readers on the

perimeter of the facility, and may also include

additional readers (such as that allow entry to a

cafeteria or fitness room).

Card Mode

- Schedule, and In / Out of schedule: These

settings specify the basic method that

entrants will have to use to gain entry at this

door—i.e., via access token with or without

keying-in a PIN at the reader. If scheduled,

different entry requirements can be selected

for when the schedule is active versus outside

of the chosen schedule.

UID vs. Card Number: The system can be set to

require a full card number instead of the user-ID

number. (Wherever you see "UID", a card number

would have to be entered instead.)