Pre lock time
Once the door open input (Door input 1) has been sealed, the NAC waits for the
pre-lock time to expire before locking the door. If the door open input unseals
during the pre-lock time, the door is deemed open and the pre-lock timer is
cancelled. The shunt continues during the pre-lock time.
Door input 1 is programmed on the Hardware tab for the door.
Enter a number and specify Sec for seconds or Min for minutes.
Post lock time
The post-lock time allows time for a lock to fully engage. After the post lock time
has expired, the door is deemed secure, and the shunt is cancelled. If the door
open input (Door input 1) unseals during the post-lock time, the door is deemed
open and the post lock timer is cancelled. The shunt continues during the post-
lock time.
Door input 1 is programmed on the Hardware tab for the door.
Enter a number and specify Sec for seconds or Min for minutes.
Random event %
The value defines the average percentage of the number of times that a valid
card or PIN is presented to open the door that the door’s “Door random bit” event
will be activated.
The “Door random bit” event may then be used in the controller's macro logic
programming to activate a relay or another event. For example, if the percentage
value was set to 20, the “Door random bit” event would be activated an average
of once every five times a card or PIN is successfully used at the reader.
Alternatively, if the Random % lockout time field (below) has a value, then the
“Door random bit” event locks out the door for the specified time. During this
time, the door cannot be opened by any user.
Enter a number in the range 0 to 100.
Random % lockout time
When the “Door random bit” event triggers (as described in Random event %,
above), the door can be locked out for the amount of time specified in this field.
During this time, the door can only be opened by a user with the “Privileged” flag.
Any LCD RAS attached to the door will display “Locked Out”.
Enter a number and specify Sec for seconds or Min for minutes.
Override TZ
The override time zone controls the times when the door can be opened without
the need to use a valid card or PIN. Free access is allowed when the time zone
is valid.
Enter a time zone number or click the Browse button to select a time zone.
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