The system will behave as if the user’s PIN was entered (for example, to open a
door), and it will initiate a duress alarm. The duress alarm can be reset
(cancelled) by entering the normal PIN.
Select the duress mode from the following options:
No duress – Duress codes are not supported by the NAC.
Increment last digit – The duress code is the user’s PIN with the last digit
incremented by 1. For example, if the user’s PIN is 1234, then the duress
code is 1235. If the user’s PIN is 1239, then the duress code is 1230.
Add last digit – The duress code is the user’s PIN with an extra 5
appended. For example, if the user’s PIN is 1239, then the duress code is
12395.
Note: This option is not compatible with 10 digit PINs.
Add first digit – The duress code is the user’s PIN with an extra 5
prepended. For example, if the user’s PIN is 1239, then the duress code is
51239.
Note: This option is not compatible with 10 digit PINs.
In IP Direct mode, the duress alarm is sent directly to management software.
In IP Extended and Classic modes, the duress alarm is sent to the
ChallengerPlus panel.
Assigning RASs
RASs attached to one of the Network Access Controller’s buses must be
assigned to the NAC. RASs can be assigned on the Assigned RAS tab of the
DGPs form. Click the DGPs button on the Panel programming ribbon tab to
open the DGPs form.
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