Siemens SiPass integrated

Host event tasks
Targets / Commands
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Target
Command
Description
Slow Pulse Output
The output will pulse slowly. For example, this
could be used for alarms that utilize a pulsed
output like strobes or sirens.
Enter the time that you want the output to slow
pulse into the Data field, using the format
HH:MM:SS.
Fast Pulse Output
The output will pulse quickly. For example, this
could be used for alarms that utilize a pulsed
output like strobes or sirens.
Enter the time that you want the output to fast
pulse into the Data field, using the format
HH:MM:SS.
Single Pulse
The output will emit a single pulse.
Return to Time
Schedule control
The output will return to normal Time Schedule
control.
Cancel Permanent
Action
Any current Permanent Command or Event
Task, or Access/Internal Action operating on the
target will be cancelled. The next Control State in
the Control State Queue will take effect.
Unlock, Override Door
Interlocking
Unlocks the output and ignores any Door
Interlocking configuration.
Allow Access,
Override Door
Interlocking
Allows access and ignores any Door Interlocking
configuration.
Output Point
Group
Same as Output
Points
See above
Reporting
Print
Print the selected report.
SaveAs
Exports the selected report to a file.
Email Forwarding
Export the selected report to a file and then email
it to selected cardholders.
System
Turn Printer Off
Turns the Audit Trail printer off.
Turn Printer On
Turns the Audit Trail printer on.
Turn Printer to Short
Log
Sets the Audit Trail messages (printed) to
summary form (not all columns are sent to the
printer).
Turn Print to Full Log
Sets the Audit Trail messages (printed) to all
columns that can appear in the Audit Trail.
Check Expired Cards
When cards are presented for verification at an
access point, their expiry dates are checked.
Check Before Start
Date Cards
When cards are presented for verification at an
access point, their start dates are checked.
Execute Command
Executes a command. (Typically, this would be
used to start an executable (.EXE) or batch
command (.BAT) file.
Enter the path and filename of the file into the
Data field.
For example, C:\Program Files\myfile.bat