Gantner GAT Access 6100 Series, Установка, наладка и эксплуатация

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GAT Access 6100 Terminal Series
Operation
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6.10 Locker Check-In
The GAT Access 6100 can be configured for locker check-in. When this function is active, the GAT Access 6100 will
automatically write or delete specific locker information on each data carrier.
The same RFID data carriers, which are used for access control with the GAT Access 6100, can also be used
with GANTNER’s electronic locker systems.
The action to be performed by the GAT Access 6100 at locker check-in can be defined in the configuration settings
(see "5.4.3 List of Configuration Settings"). It is possible to delete the locker number from each data carrier that is
read or to write a specific validity date onto the data carrier.
When locker check-in is active, the user does not need to perform any additional action besides the normal operation
as described in "6.1. General ". Locker check-in is performed automatically. Ensure that the data carrier is held in
front of the reading field until the locker check-in process is complete. If the data carrier is removed before the process
is complete, access is denied and the GAT Access 6100 displays the following message.
Figure 6.12 - Information screen in Locker Check-In mode
In this case, the data carrier must be read again by the terminal. Access is granted only once the data carrier is
confirmed as valid and the check-in process is successfully completed.
6.11 General Open Function (Group Entry)
The GAT Access 6100 can be set to operate in "General Open" mode. When this function is active, the turnstile or
gate is permanently unlocked. The green LED and a corresponding message on the terminal's display indicate to the
user that the access point is open. In addition, the user does not have to present their data carrier for identification at
the terminal.
When the general open function is active, the connected management software receives a signal when someone
goes through the access point. This allows the software to manage the number of visitors entering the facility and can
be used to handle group entries for example.