ADT Commercial Fire & Burglary Alarm System FOCUS 200 PLUS, Installation And Setup Manual

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Section 10 – Access Control
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Option Function
Cancel Date
A date can be assigned for temporary users of the system, after which their
card/key or operating panel code will become invalid.
Note: If an RF button is linked to a user code, when the user code cancel date
expires the link is severed. Entering a new cancel date does not re-establish
the link to the RF button.
BA Group
Control This serves to identify the number of each BA group within the access-
controlled area, and it is used in conjunction with the BA Group Level
(described above) that is assigned to each person who will have a coded
card/key. In this way, the control unit can determine whether a person's
card/key can be used to gain access to the BA group(s) associated with a given
card/key reader:
•
If the associated BA groups are Off, any persons having a "C," "O," or "I"
level of access to these groups will be allowed to enter. All other persons
("-" level) will be locked out.
•
If the associated BA groups are On, only persons with an "I" or "O" level
of access to these groups will be allowed to enter; persons with a "C" or "-"
level will be locked out.
Table of Access Capability
Access Capability Time Condition of
BA Group(s) Access Action CCC Signal Log and Print Programming Required
On Open and Access Opening Opening Person can open and
access any time. Inside or
Outside
Schedule
Off Access No Signal Access (1)
BA Group Level = I
plus
Access Level 0 = Y (3)
On Open and Access Opening Opening Inside
Schedule
Off Access No Signal Access (1)
On Open and Access Irregular Opening
(PVF)
Irregular
Opening
Same as above, but an
irregular event is
flagged for access
outside of schedule
(PVF).
Outside
Schedule
Off Access No Signal Irregular Access
BA Group Level = I
plus
Access Level 0 = N (3)
plus
PVF = Y
On Open and Access Opening Open and Access Inside
Schedule
Off Access No Signal Access (1)
On No Access No Signal No Access
Person can open and
access, but only within
schedule.
Outside
Schedule (2)
Off No Access No Signal No Access
BA Group Level = O
plus
Access Level 0 = N (3)
On No Access No Signal No Access Inside
Schedule
Off Access No Signal Access (1)
On No Access No Signal No Access
Person cannot open, but
can access within
schedule.
Outside
Schedule (2)
Off No Access No Signal No Access
BA Group Level = C
plus
Access Level 0 = N (3)
On No Access No Signal No Access Person cannot gain
access at any time. Inside or
Outside
Schedule
Off No Access No Signal No Access
BA Group Level = —
1. Nothing will be logged or printed if the Log Option = N. Selectable at each reader.
2. Access can be granted by establishing a temporary schedule.
3. An access Level of "0" allows users to open and access all BA groups outside of the scheduled opening time without initiating an irregular opening
(normal opening signal to CCC) or irregular access (no signal to CCC).
Table of Privileges
The following table explains the 9 privilege levels available for each user. Privilege levels 1 through 5
apply to users with an operating panel code only.
Level Privilege
0 Ability to open and access all BA groups outside of the scheduled opening time without
initiating an irregular opening (open signal to CCC) or irregular access (no signal to CCC).
1 Ability to bypass and unbypass BA points, and ability to bypass VVS sensors.
2 Ability to change temporary schedules and change closing times, and ability to change real
time by up to 5 minutes per day.
3 Ability to change permanent schedules, make unlimited changes in real time, and to
conduct FA sensor test.