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Door lock time setup
Figure 4-13
Tap
to delete original data, enter hold time and over time, and then tap
OK
.
Step 2
Door lock hold time is the time door remains open after a person swipes the card. If the door
remains open exceeding "over time", an alarm is triggered.
4.3.5
Setting Alarms
You can enable or disable alarms. System alarm includes intrusion, anti-pass back, duress card, door
sensor and door timed out.
Table 4-3
Alarm type
Alarm Type
Note
Intrusion
An alarm is triggered when people enter without valid card swiping or
password.
Anti-pass back
If enabled, users need to verify identities both for entry and exit;
otherwise an alarm will be triggered.
If a person enters with verification and exits without verification,
an alarm will be triggered when they attempt to unlock again, and
access is denied at the same time.
If a person enters without verification and exits with verification,
an alarm will be triggered when the they attempt to unlock again,
and access is denied at the same time.
Duress Card
An alarm will be triggered when a duress card or duress password is
used to unlock the door.
Door Sensor
When the Device is damaged, an alarm will be triggered.
Door Timed Out
A timeout alarm will be triggered if the door remains unlocked for
longer time than the preset time .
On the
Access
screen, select alarm setup, and tap
OK
.
Step 1