SG9 Web Client - Galaxy Control Systems

SG Web Client ~ User Mini‐Guide
Access: invalid access (SG) An invalid access message means a card (and cardholder) was not
granted access, based on the access rules that are applied to that card.
Access rules come from the access groups or access profiles that are
applied to the card. Simply put, the card‐bearer does not have the right
to enter a door/area at a certain time, date/day, or at all.
Access: valid access(SG) A valid access message means a card (and cardholder) is allowed entry to
a door/area, based on the access rules that are applied to that card.
Alarm (SG) In System Galaxy an alarm is an event that has generated an alarm
condition and is viewed real‐time on the Alarm Monitoring Screen in the
SG Client software.
Application (general) Can refer to a specific software program (i.e. System Galaxy, Card
Exchange Badge Print Server, etc.) Also could mean the method or
situation that a software feature is used.
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Badge (general) A badge is card that provides both a visual identification (e. photo, name)
and access technology (i.e. card ID formatted into a bar code, mag. stripe,
proximity chip, etc.).
Badge Design (general) The process of making a badge template ‐ See badge template.
Badge Layout (general) A badge layout is the template that visually shows the positioning of all
the fields and elements on the badge. ‘Template’ and ‘Layout’ are used
interchangeably.
Badge Printer (general) A badge printer is special printer that prints badges.
Badge Template (general) A badge template is a file that contains all the layout information and
graphical elements that will appear on a badge when it is printed (i.e.
photograph, name, access technology, etc.). Printing the badge also
depends on the MetaData file.
Badging (general) Badging is a common term that refers to the act of using badging
software or badging features that allow making, viewing or printing a
badge.
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