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21-0381E v4.7.4
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(lift) cab only if their assigned authority
supports this group number.
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- Log APB Violation Only: This will cause
APB violations to be recorded, while allowing
the person to enter.
- Detect Antipassback: This enables /
disables the Antipassback feature for this
reader.
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.
Notice
: Antipassback pertaining to elevator
controllers is generally used only in special
applications where the floor relays are used to
control access to a set of doors instead of an
elevator and its associated floor call-buttons.
Note
: Antipassback-controlled areas typically require
an exit reader on each door.
Antipassback operation can be customized on an
area-by-area basis. For details, refer to
"Antipassback" under "Areas and Related Settings".
The antipassback status can be reset for a specific
user, or for all users in a specific area (to allow their
next entry or exit regardless of their previous APB
status). For details, refer to "Resetting Users'
Antipassback Status", and/or "Resetting the
Antipassback Status for Users in a Specific Area" in
the Control & Status Chapter.
 Inputs 
- Fire Required and Fire Circuit: Whether or
not the "Fire" input is being used, and the type
of circuit/wiring associated with it.
- Bypass Required and Bypass Circuit:
Whether or not the "Bypass" (manual
override) input is being used, and the type of
circuit/wiring associated with it. (Triggering
the bypass input enables the call button for all
floors for this elevator.)
- Panic Required and Panic Circuit: Whether
or not the "Panic" input is being used, and the
type of circuit/wiring associated with it. This
input triggers a "panic"-type of alarm.
- Floor Button to Enable: This identifies the
action to occur in the event of a fire (enable a
floor call-button, all floors, etc.).
 Floors 
- This screen lists all defined floors in the system.
Under "Control Access To", select the ones that
can be accessed from this elevator (lift) cab.
(i.e., that are physically connected.)
Tip: The floor relay board number/address, and relay
numbers are listed for your convenience.
Attention: Floors need to have been defined in the
same relative order as per the common relay-wiring
order for all elevator cabs (such as from lowest to
highest). To define system floors, refer to the floor
configuration topic (to follow).
 Desecure 
Cab Desecure Schedule
- Schedule: This is a schedule to determine the
times when an access card will be required to
use the floor call-buttons.
To define a schedule, refer to "Schedules for User
Access and Area Automation".
- Mode: Whether free access to floors is to be
provided inside or outside of schedule chosen
above (if applicable).
Communication Fail
- Fallback Mode: Cards to be granted access if
the elevator controller module is unable to
communicate with the main panel
database::Elevator

None: No cards/tokens accepted;
 Valid Token Format: All readable
cards/tokens accepted;
 Valid Site Code: All cards/tokens with the
correct site code will be granted access;

10 Fall-back Users: Only the users who are
assigned as 'FallBack Users'. For details,
refer to "Fall-Back Users...".
- Desecure on Comms Fail: Whether or not all
floor call-buttons are to be enabled whenever
the elevator controller or floor relay board has
lost communications.
- Relay Off When Desecure: This sets the
normal physical state of the floor selection
relays.