Nidac VST62 - Setting 923 - Tamper Sensitivity; Setting 931 - Lockout after Invalid Codes; Setting 932 - Lockout Time; Setting 933 - Latching Override Enable

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4.13 Setting 923 – Tamper Sensitivity
Allowed Values = 0 - 3 Default value = 2
The VST keypads are fitted with a sensitive tamper detection device that
can detect when the unit has been removed from its mounted position.
In some extreme circumstances it may be necessary for the sensitivity of
this device to be adjusted. The options are:-
0 = Tamper detection disabled.
1 = Most sensitive tamper detection, may be required when mounted on
an extremely dark surface.
2 = Normal sensitivity, suitable for most applications.
3 = Least sensitive tamper detection, may be required when the tamper
lens area is exposed to external light sources.
4.14 Setting 931 – Lockout after invalid codes
Allowed Values = 0, 3 - 99 Default value = 0
Entering a value from 3 to 99 sets how many incorrect attempts a user
has at entering a code before the keypad locks out all codes
for the
number of minutes set in Lockout Time setting 932 below.
A value of 0 for this setting disables the lockout and allows infinite code
attempts.
4.15 Setting 932 – Lockout Time
Allowed Values = 1 - 10 Default value = 5
The number of minutes to lockout all codes for after the set number of
incorrect code attempts has been made.
4.16 Setting 933 – Latching Override enable
Allowed Values = 0, 2 - 3 Default value = 0
Enabling this function allows primary or manager users to indefinitely
unlock a door by use of the advanced code functions (refer to page 12).
The value entered for this setting determines which users are able to use
this advanced code function.
0 = Function disabled.
2 = Primary & Manager users can perform Latching Override.
3 = Only Manager users can perform Latching Override.