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Extended Relay Timer
The door relay may be activated for an extended period of time for some users.
The user must have the Extended Relay user option. This is a useful feature for
wheelchair users etc.
Timed Actions
The Actions box allows the setting of various Timed Actions that may take place
on a door. Use the top drop-down box to select an action to view then select the
desired timezone from the Timezone drop-down list.
Timed actions are automatic actions that are taken by a door controller at certain
periods of time without the need for user intervention. They may be used to
control external devices via the controller outputs, or to alter the security level of
a door at certain times. Each action may be inactive (default) or have any defined
timezone assigned.
Unlock door
The timezone assigned to this action determines when the door is automatically
unlocked, that is, when users have free access without needing to swipe a card.
The door relay is held open for this time, and the green reader LED will flash.
Lock door
The timezone assigned to this action determines when the door is automatically
locked, that is, when all users will be denied access irrespective of their
programmed access rights. The door relay is held closed for this time, and the
red reader LED will flash.
PIN required
The timezone assigned to this action determines when Card and PIN operation is
in force on the door. When a card is presented during this time, a valid user or
group PIN must be entered to gain access.
Any card
The timezone assigned to this action determines when any proximity/magnetic
stripe card will be allowed access. The only check performed is that a card is
presented: the format is irrelevant. As an example, this could be used to allow
access to a bank ATM lobby to anybody with some sort of magnetic stripe card.
OP2 Active
The timezone assigned to this action determines when the OP2 output is active.
This could be used to control an externally connected device.
OP3 Active
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