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Atlas x60 Series Access Control Panels Installation Guide
To test access, you will (1) create an access level, (2) create a user, (3) give the user
card, PIN, and/or biometric credentials, and (4) assign the access level to the user.
First:
1.
Go to “Access  Access Levels.”
2.
Click “Create” on the menu bar.
3.
Enter a “Name” for the access level.
4.
Click the “Add” button.
5.
In the pop-up window, select one or more doors that this access level will
provide access to, and click “OK.”
6.
On the “Access Levels” screen, notice that each door has been added to the
list with a schedule during which access will be granted. The default sched-
ule, “24/7,” provides access at all times. Schedules are explained further in the
online help.
7.
Click “Save” on the menu bar.
Then:
1.
Go to “Access  Users.”
2.
Scroll down to “Access Levels.” Click the
Add
button and select the access
level you created, above.
3.
Click
Save
on the menu bar.
The card, PIN, and fingerprint you entered should now work to grant access to
the specified doors during the specified schedules, assuming you chose a com-
patible “Default Mode” during “Configure Doors.”
Card formats that work out of the box are Wiegand (26, 34, 37, or 50 bits) and
Corporate 1000 (35 bit). For other formats, see the online help topic, “Configura-
tion: Card Formats.”
More sophisticated ways to grant access to users are discussed in the online help
under the main topic, “Access Control.”
Card numbers can be more easily entered by using enrollment points. See the
online help topic, “Features and Tasks: Card Enrollment Points.”
The number of digits for PINs can be changed in “Admin
 System Settings.”
Add a User and Test Access