To Add Doors to an Access Level:
1. Select the Doors or Door Groups tab and click Add.
2. Choose the relevant doors or door group and click OK.
3. Set the Schedule to be applied. By default, the schedule is set to Always, meaning access to the selected doors
is permitted at all times. You can assign a schedule to restrict access to the door(s) to the period set in that
schedule. For example, you may limit access to an office so it can only be entered during office hours.
4. Save your changes.
Adding Areas to an Access Level
Area groups are assigned to an access level and are used to control the areas that a user can arm and disarm.
If advanced mode is enabled, the Area Groups within an Access Level are separated into Arming Area Groups
and Disarming Area Groups, enabling you to differentiate between the areas a user is allowed to arm or disarm.
For example, cleaners may be allowed to arm an area but not disarm it.
To Add an Area Group to an Access Level:
1. Select the Area Groups tab and click Add.
2. Choose the relevant Area Group and click OK.
3. Set the Schedule to be used. By default, the schedule is set to Always, meaning users can arm/disarm areas
within that group at all times. You can assign a schedule to restrict arming and disarming to the period set in
the schedule. For example, you may not wish an employee to be able to disarm an area outside of their normal
working hours.
4. Save your changes.
For information on programming area groups, refer to the Protege WX Programming Reference Manual or ask
your installer.
Deleting Users
You can easily delete user records that are no longer required.
Simply select the record(s) to be deleted, then click the Delete button on the toolbar.
Important: Deleting a user removes all reference to that user from the event log. The recommended method for
removing an active user is to first disable them (see below) until their events are no longer required.
Disabling Users
The Disable User setting (found under the Options tab) removes access immediately while still retaining the user
record and its details. This is ideal for removing access temporarily, such as when staff are away on extended
leave, or removing access while still retaining the user information.
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