MC16 Operating Manual 09.01.2020
Text box LCD Message – enables to specify policy’s name which will be used on display.
Parameter Keypad Shortcut – enables to select key which will correspond to the policy when interactive
options are applied.
Text box Description – enables to enter custom description for the policy.
Area Authentication Steps
Parameters Step 1 - Step 4 – enable to select Authentication Factor Type for particular step of the
Authentication Policy. Up to four steps can be defined.
Area Advanced Options
Option Order Enforced – when the option is enabled then user must not only use all required
Authentication Factor Types but they also must be exactly in the order specified for the policy.
Parameter Timeout [s] – specifies maximal total time for completion of user identification.
Parameter Alternative Authentication Policy – specifies alternative policy for the primary policy.
Authorisations
Authorisation defines user rights to start action by activation of input function(s). Authorisations can be
assigned to Access Credential or Access User. In the first case it is automatically applied to all Access
Credentials belonging to the user. The same Authorisation can be assigned to multiple Access Credentials
and Access Users. Authorisation may pertain to particular input function or group of such functions.
Authorisation may include Positive Rules which define conditions to start action and Negative Rules which
define when the action cannot be started. Negative Rules have higher priority than Positive Rules.
Authorisations are necessary to start an action both by user logging at Access Point and by Remote
Command. Authorisation may also be necessary to use Inputs, Function Keys and Local Command if they
require user authentication.
Authorisations are divided into Basic Authorisations which concern such function groups as physical access,
arming control, automation, etc. and Advanced Authorisations which concern particular input functions (table
5) and enable to define rules on the level of Objects, Access Points and Function Parameters. More
information on Authorisations is given in AN003 application note.
Basic Authorisations
Area General
Option Enabled – when the option is enabled then the Authorisation is valid in the system.
Text box Name – enables to name the Authorisation.
Parameter Type – enables to select function group for the Authorisation e.g. Physical Access. List of
elements in the area Allowed Object depends on this parameter.
Parameter Valid from – specifies starting date and time for Authorisation validity in the system.
Parameter Valid to – specifies ending date and time for Authorisation validity in the system.
Text box Description – enables to enter custom description for the Authorisation.
Area Allowed Objects
This area contains list of objects which can be selected for the Authorisation. For example when Physical
Access Type is selected then the area will contain list of Access Points which can be selected and assigned
with General Purpose Maintained type Schedules to define rules of the Authorisation.
Advanced Authorisations
Area General
Option Enabled – when the option is enabled then the Authorisation is valid in the system.
Text box Name – enables to name the Authorisation.
Parameter Type – specifies type of Authorisation. Available values:
Main – default value applied in most cases when Authorisation is defined.
Complementary – value which is used in some scenarios concerning access control in elevators
and lockers.
Parameter Valid from – specifies starting date and time for Authorisation validity in the system.
Parameter Valid to – specifies ending date and time for Authorisation validity in the system.
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