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Defining Access, Tracking & Control

Areas

Access Areas

Access Areas are defined by adding entrances (doors

and readers from the control panels) to a tree

structure. An ADV must be defined for an entrance

before it is available for selection. Access Areas list

entrances and indicate where they are located. The

Access Areas are then used to define Access Levels.

Access Levels are added to cards as they are entered

into the Card database. A card must have an Access

Level, which allows the card holder entry to selected

areas during assigned times and restricts access to all

other areas and to unassigned times.

An Access Level is defined by choosing selected

entrances in an Access Area and a selected time zone

during which access is allowed.

For example, to define an Executive Access Level

having access to all doors, 24 hours a day, you would

select all entrances in the Access Areas, assign

access rights and a 24-hour, 7-day time zone. For a

Visitor Access Level, you might select the main door

between 8:00 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through

Friday.

Defining Access Areas

Access Areas provide a logical map of your access

control system, showing entrances (doors), and their

relative location within the system.

Once panels and readers have been defined and

added to the Device Map, you can define Access

Areas by creating branches on a tree structure and

adding entrances to those branches. Branches can

also have sub-branches.

Access Areas are ultimately used to define Access

Levels.

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