Select the region by clicking the Browse button, or type the region number
directly into the field.
Note: The door must be opened for this to be effective.
Egress options
The egress options define the operation of the egress button (exit button).
There are two options for setting up an egress button:
The egress button is wired to the Egress input defined on the Hardware
tab for the door. See the “Egress input” section on page 62.
A reader assigned to the door is defined as having an egress input. See
the “Enable egress” section on page 66.
Note: There must be an egress time zone defined for egress functionality to
work.
Egress
Defines the operation of the egress button:
Egress timed – When the egress button is pressed, the door will unlock for
the Access time programmed on the Access tab for the door. See the
“Access time” section on page 68.
Egress held – Allows the door to be held unlocked for as long as the
egress button is pressed and for the access time after the egress input is
released.
Egress shunts only – When the egress button is pressed, the shunt timer
is started for the door input. Holding the Egress button for longer than the
shunt timer, will not extend the shunt time. Pressing the egress button
again during the shunt timer, will restart the shunt timer.
Egress time zone
The egress time zone controls the times when an egress button will unlock a
door to allow exit. When the time zone is valid, a user can press the egress
button and the door will unlock.
Select the time zone by clicking the Browse button, or type the time zone
number directly into the field.
Egress IN disabled when secure
Note: This option does not apply to the NAC in IP Direct mode.
This check box controls the ability to use the egress button on any IN reader to
open the door if any of the areas assigned to the door (via an access control
level) are secure, i.e. armed. If any of the areas assigned to the door are secure
then the egress button will not unlock the door.
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