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T25 System Manual Part 2: KeypadRFID Access Configuration
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3.2 Individual Configuration of Access Media
As described in the extended application scenario in
Section 1.2
, the MOBOTIX transpon-
der cards can also be set up with individually-selected personal, transponder or contact
numbers. On the following pages, you will find out how to do this and how to manage
cards and PINs directly via the KeypadRFID.
3.2.1 Personal, Transponder and Contact Numbers
The system automatically assigns every new card a sequential personal and transponder
number during a quick card setup. The (first) red admin card is assigned personal number
0 and transponder number 0. The first blue user card is assigned personal number 1 and
transponder number 1. The second blue user card is assigned personal number 2 and
transponder number 2, etc.
When setting up the cards, you can also allocate these numbers individually. Any number
of user cards can share the same personal number, but only one transponder number
can be assigned to each door station or KeypadRFID.
Personal Number
With a custom personal number, you can set up multiple transponder or an additional
access PIN for a single user. Additionally, you can erase all the access media connected
to a personal number from the system at once (“Erase user from system“).
Transponder Number
With the transponder number, you can erase a card without having it be physically pres
-
ent (theft, loss).
Contact Number
A contact number works like a telephone number that is entered on the KeypadRFID to
contact specific users or user groups in the building. Only the remote station(s) of the
selected user(s) will ring, and/or their voice mailbox will be accessed. For user cards, you
can set up up to 16 dierent contact numbers.
Note
Should you want to assign new individual numbers to a user card that has already
been set up previously, for example, when initially starting up a system, first erase
the card as described in
Section 3.3.2
and the proceed as described in
Section 3.3.1
.
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