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MONITOR AFx™ Director V4.1 User's Guide

500-9041 v4.1

Access-Controlled Areas

Personnel access can be fully customized to

meet a wide array of applications—based on

settings for individual doors, and broader

'areas', in conjunction with the authorities

assigned to blocks of users.

An overview of some of the common features

is provided here.

Control of Personnel Entry (Access-

Control)

In its simplest sense, access-control can be

thought of as "Who can go where and When".

Now, add "What must they do to gain entry",

and "What happens when they enter", and

you're beginning to understand the choices

available to you.

Blocks of users are given access to specific

areas based on settings in their assigned

"Authority". User-authorities also allow

scheduling when persons can enter, and for

what area arming-levels this will be allowed.

The four 'profiles' supported for each

"Authority" allow selections to be customized

for up to 4 different areas, or blocks of areas,

as desired.

Additional "Door Class" settings for each user-

authority and individual door, provide an

additional control where access to specific

doors is to be limited to persons with higher-

authority—either all of the time, or on a

scheduled basis.

Whether a card only, or card and/or PIN will be

needed to gain entry is set separately for each

reader. This can be all of the time, or with

different requirements based on a repeating

schedule.

Each reader can also be set as to whether a

second valid user (or designated 'Escort') will

be required to gain entry (all of the time, or

based on a schedule).

Note:

Users are given "Escort" status through their

authority assignments.

Understanding Access-Controlled Areas

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