Depending on the anti-passback settings (see the “Anti-passback options”
section on page 74), the system may:
Deny access and report an anti-passback violation.
Allow access and report an anti-passback violation.
Separate programming fields are provided for each door’s IN reader and OUT
readers. See the “Region IN” section on page 75 and the “Region OUT” section
on page 75.
When a valid card or PIN is entered at the door reader, the number of the region
that the user is entering into is recorded against the user code. The range is from
region 0 to region 254. Region 0 acts as off-site. Region 255 is used for 'Region
disabled'.
Users in region 0 (i.e. off-site) can be prevented from unlocking doors at IN
readers and/or OUT readers. See the “Inhibit off-site users” section on page 71
(the inhibit off-site users option can be configured separately for IN readers and
OUT readers).
To add a region to a NAC, follow these steps in CTPlus:
1. Click the Regions button on the Panel programming ribbon tab to
open the Regions form.
2. On the Regions form, click the New button in the toolbar to add a new
region record.
3. Enter a description for the region in the Record description field.
4. Ensure the Panel field is set to the required NAC or ChallengerPlus panel.
If necessary, click the Browse button next to the Panel field to select
the NAC or ChallengerPlus panel.
5. Click the Save button in the toolbar to save the region record.
Programming doors
The following is a suggested programming sequence for Network Access
Controller doors:
1. Program hardware options for each door.
2. Assign readers to each door.
3. Program access options for each door.
4. Program shunt, passback and egress options for each door.
5. Program alarm control for each door.
Click the Doors/Lifts button on the Panel programming ribbon tab to open the
Doors/Lifts form.
By clicking New button in the toolbar of the Door/Lifts form, the door/lifts creation
wizard pops up. The wizard allows the operator to create doors or lifts and any
associated entities.
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