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In the Control Program, go to Doors tab and select a controller you want from the list, click

Settings, and check Display settings > Common box. Reduce the value of Max waiting time for

guard to make a decision to allow or deny access parameter to the lowest possible.

Then switch to Clamps reassignment (Terminal reassignment) tab and add a string with the

following values:

● Function «Seize card» line for «Outside» direction (Capture the card in OUT direction),

Door (access point) "1", Clamp (terminal) "O1, normally not active".

Switch to Port readers reassignment (Reader port reassignment) tab add the

string:

● Access point "1", Port reader type (reader port type) Extended for exit (Additional

for OUT direction), Port number "3".

Click OK and Apply.

Mode settings (Rules):

For visitor passes that have to be captured at the exit, on Main tab you have to create the mode

with the following settings:

● Affected Staff select all visitor passes.

● Affected doors (access points) select all access po

● When connecting PERCo-IC03 CCR as an accessory in addition to the main reader, on

Special Rules tab enable Outside direction additional reader as card collector (Allow

passage in OUT direction only by additional card capture reader) option from the drop-

down menu and Require guard approval for passing in «outside» direction.

● When connecting PERCo-IC03 CCR as the sole reader at access point or when connecting

PERCo-TBC01 turnstiles, on Special Rules tab enable only Require guard approval for

passing in «outside» direction option.

Add a day or days according to working schedule and adjust them as necessary.

9.5.7 Connecting Praktika K-01 card capture reader

To connect Praktika K-01 CCR, it is necessary to join controller terminals to CCR terminals, and the

built-in reader is to be connected to the controller .

Pic 37. Example of connecting Praktika K-01 CCR in OUT direction

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