9.6.2.5.
Access - Users
Here the users are created and managed. Up to 5,000 users can be configured per system.
Username
Assign a unique name for the user. It is required for the login to the AccessPoint and may be used only once in
the complete system.
Name
In addition to the username the full name of the users should be entered here. This is only for informational
purposes and has no functionality for the operation with the system.
User password
All users that shall have access to the AccessPoints web-interface additionally require a user password for the
login.
E-mail address
When an e-mail address is entered, the user will be informed about critical system states, e.g. exhausted
batteries in an online-cylinder.
RFID-Token
For each user one RFID-token number / RFID-card number can be assigned. This number can be entered
either manually or directly at an online-cylinder or door lever.
Description
Enter a description for the user, if necessary.
Permissions - Userlevel
There are 3 user permission levels available:
The user level has no effect on the access permissions at the doors.
Userlevel
Description
Remote Access Only
Access to bookings of assigned doors in the logbook. Remote controlling of the assigned doors.
Access Administrator
Restricted administrative access. The Access Administrator has the permissions to manage
users and doors in the access section. Additionally permissions to edit the time and access
profiles are given.
Super-Administrator
Unrestricted access to the system. The Super-Administrator also has permissions to change the
basic configuration (e.g. IP data) in the AccessPoint.
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NOTE!
To use the remote opening the DoorLock-device must be put into an active state by the person on the spot.
At a knob it is sufficient to move it as soon as the button for remote opening has been pressed in the
AccessPoint.
At a door lever any Mifare RFID card has to be held in front of the reading unit. This may also be an identity
card or credit card.
The cabinet lock has to be woken up by pressing the button at the lock.
At a wall reader not interaction of the person at the door/reader is required.
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