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<strong>IEI</strong> <strong>Hub</strong> <strong>Manager</strong> <strong>Professional</strong> <strong>v8</strong><br />

Chapter 6: Database<br />

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Level defines which doors a user has access to, the type of user, the users access<br />

condition (ie. Code OR Card/Code AND Card) and the Time Zones in which the user has<br />

access. This simplifies administration because the Access Level contains all information<br />

about a user's access, allowing you to group like users together, rather than set up each<br />

user's access requirements individually.<br />

This section requires special attention, because Access Levels are integral to the<br />

operation of the <strong>Hub</strong> <strong>Manager</strong> <strong>Professional</strong> software. Please ensure that you understand<br />

this section completely before you start adding or editing Access Level information. To<br />

select the Access Levels option, select Database > Access Levels.<br />

NOTE: You can assign users to an Access Level that has no doors assigned to it. A<br />

warning message appears asking if you are sure you want to do this, but you can<br />

choose to override the warning. This allows you to create an Access Level called<br />

NONE, for example, that has no doors assigned to it and then simply re-assign users<br />

to that Access Level. That user is now, in effect, disabled, because that user has<br />

access to no doors. Make sure you export after reassigning a user like this to ensure<br />

that the user is removed from the controllers.<br />

Adding an Access Level<br />

1. Select the Add button on the Access Levels screen to open the Access Level<br />

Detail screen.<br />

2. Enter the name for the new Access Level in the Access Level Name field.<br />

3. In the door list on the left, select a single door you want to include in this<br />

Access Level.<br />

4. Once you select a door, section 1 Allow or Deny Access appears. Check the<br />

box labeled Allow Access to the selected door to open sections 2, 3 and 4. If

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