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Not Nested

If they are not nested, then Readers 3 and 6 define

Area B because they allow access to Area B. Reader 5

defines Area C.

Nested

If we consider these same areas to be nested, anyone

in Area C is ALSO in Area B. In which case, Readers

3, 5, and 6 define Area B and Reader 5 is also in Area

C. There can be many nesting levels. There could be

another room inside Area C, which would be nested

under both B and C.

The diagram has the following Tracking Area

definitions when nested:

Tracking Area A: [Readers 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9].

Presenting a card at any of these readers shows the

person in Tracking Area A. Readers 2 and 7 both

leave Tracking Area A.

Tracking Area B: [Readers 3, 5, 6]. Reader 4 leaves

Tracking Area B.

Tracking Area C: [Reader 5]. Reader 6 leaves

Tracking Area C.

Tracking Area D: [Reader 8]. Reader 9 leaves

Tracking Area D.

Reader E: [Exit Reader]. An Exit tracking area can

be defined, if desired. If left blank, all readers not

assigned a tracking area are considered exit readers.

Designate an exit reader, which card holders are

required to use on leaving the facility. When mapping

the tracking areas, this reader (or readers) defines the

exit area. Reader E causes the card-holder

information to be entered into the Exit tracking. This

information is not displayed.

Reader M: [Muster Reader]. If M readers are

defined as muster readers, a card read removes the

card holder from the tracking area and moves them

to the muster area.

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