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Ground Fault: A grounding problem that needs to
be corrected for proper system operation.
Grounding System: A unified (bonded) system
designed to drain excess electrical energy from a
circuit in order to protect life and property, and
reduce the potential of signal interference.
Group: A group of output points that are activated by
an input point or reader. This usually refers to a
configuration used to program elevator cab door
access control.
H
Hard Buffer/Soft Buffer: A hard buffer command
overrides any number of soft buffer/unbuffer
commands. If a panel receives multiple unbuffer
commands, it will remain buffered until it receives
the same number of unbuffer commands. If the
panel receives a hard unbuffer command it changes
to unbuffered mode, regardless of the number of
soft buffer commands it has received.
Hard Unbuffer/Soft Unbuffer: A hard unbuffer
command overrides any number of soft buffer/
unbuffer commands. The software keeps track of the
number of buffer commands received by panels. The
panel remains in buffered mode until it receives the
same number of unbuffer commands. If the panel
receives a hard unbuffer command it changes to
unbuffered mode, regardless of the number of soft
buffer commands it has received.
Hardware Components: The individual physical
components in an access control system. These
include the communications loop, panels, locks,
readers, sensors, CCTV cameras and monitors,
printers and workstations.
Hardware: The physical equipment that makes up
an access control system.
Glossary
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