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3.20.6 ACCESS LEVELS
Each iFob must be assigned with an access level. The access level is a number between 1 - 200 for 8bit systems and 1
- 2560 for 16bit systems and does not relate to the position of the iFob.
For a user to be able to take an iFob with a specific access level, you simply need to allocate that access level to the
users Current Access Levels list.
To add meaningful descriptions to each access level, please refer to the Access Level Name section.
Access levels can also be used for other purposes depending if the system has been configured with certain optional
features...
Access Levels
Feature Purpose
Normal Reduced User
Security
8bit ONLY
200 8 Fault Logging
If a critical fault is logged when an iFob is returned, only users that have
this access level in addition to the access level of the iFob can take the
iFob until the fault is cleared. Also if the additional Fault Logging option
'Allow Faults to be Logged at Cabinet' is enabled, users with access level
200 can clear the fault at the cabinet.
200 8 RRMS & Temp
Key Store Access Level 200 is used as an override to remove any iFob/Key. Usually
when this system is used any user with access to the cabinet can put any
iFob into any available slot, and only the user who inserts the iFob(s) can
then remove it/them. With Access Level 200, a user can remove all iFobs
that are present in the cabinet.
199 7 Authorised
Access Used with either System or iFob authorisers with the 'Force Access Level
199 to Authorise' feature, it allows a user to authorise other users and
also self-authorise.
198 6 iFob Access
Times If you assign a user with this access level, this will override the iFob
Access Times allowing that user 24 hour access to the restricted iFobs.
197 5 Fire Control This access level identifies a user who can respond to the fire control
alarms.
196 4 Immobilisor This access level identifies a user who can remove a Program, Service,
Test and Debug iFob.
195 3 Key Booking ,
System
Lockdown
This access level identifies a user who can override a key booking and
remove an iFob during the booking period. It also identifies a user who
can remove an iFob in Wrong Slot during System Lockdown.
194 This option
does not
function on 8bit
systems Tool Set
Checking
This access level (Random Toolset Checker)when enabled defines a user
who must be prompted to check/audit randomly selected toolsets.
193 This option
does not
function on 8bit
systems Authorised
Access Much like access level 199, used with either System or iFob authorisers
with the 'Force Access Level 193 to Authorise' feature, it allows a user to
authorise another user but not self-authorise.