IN alarm control
This field determines whether the door’s IN readers can be used to control the
alarm system (arm/disarm) and if so, the way in which it can be controlled:
No Alarm control – It is not possible to arm/disarm via the reader.
Alarm control on 1st badge – Presentation of a valid card at the reader will
disarm the system on the first badge. (Three badges are still required to
arm system).
Alarm control on 3rd badge – Presentation of a valid card three times at
the reader will arm/disarm system.
Alarm control always (off = IN, on = OUT) – Presentation of a valid card at
the IN reader will disarm the system and presentation of a valid card at the
OUT reader will arm the system.
Alarm control via region – Alarm control is enabled by the region which is
set in DGP form, Regions tab.
OUT alarm control
This field determines whether the door’s IN readers can be used to control the
alarm system (arm/disarm) and if so, the way in which it can be controlled. The
options are the same as for the IN alarm control field. See the “IN alarm control”
section above.
IN reader denied if area secured
Stop a user opening a door using the IN reader when any of the areas assigned
to the door are armed. When selected, a valid card or PIN will not open a door if
any of the areas assigned to the door are armed.
OUT reader denied if area secured
Stop a user opening a door using the OUT reader when any of the areas
assigned to the door are armed. When selected, a valid card or PIN will not open
a door if any of the areas assigned to the door are armed.
Auth. RAS
Note: This option only applies to the NAC in Classic mode.
This field is used to select a RAS on the ChallengerPlus system LAN (numbered
from 1 to 16 or from 65 to 80).
The selected system RAS is authorised to arm/disarm and select areas when a
valid badge is presented at one of the NAC door’s readers. The selected system
RAS must have a keypad for area selection.
The NAC door’s readers can no longer be used to open the door: they are
dedicated to arming and disarming areas controlled by the nominated system
RAS.
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