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SK-NET™ Operating & Installation Guide - Secura Key

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<strong>SK</strong>-NET<br />

<strong>Operating</strong> & <strong>Installation</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />

5.25 IN and OUT readers<br />

<strong>SK</strong>-NET automatically creates a reader group for “IN” readers and a<br />

group for “OUT” readers. If your system has readers on both sides of<br />

an opening to control both access (entry) and egress (exit), you should<br />

place these readers in the IN and OUT groups.<br />

When a reader is neither an IN or an OUT reader, valid card uses appear<br />

as “Valid Access” in Transactions. When a reader has been designated<br />

as an IN reader, the message will say “Valid Entry”. When a reader is<br />

designated as an OUT reader, the message will say “Valid Exit”:<br />

Designating readers as IN and OUT is required in order to have Real<br />

Antipassback. (See Section 5.9, #3)<br />

5.26 Programming an “IN” or an “OUT” reader<br />

1. In the Tree View, click once on Connection Group. This will cause<br />

all of the reader icons to appear on the right side of the screen.<br />

2. Drag-and-Drop the appropriate readers onto the IN Reader group<br />

and the OUT Reader group on the left side of the screen.<br />

3. Click on the “+” plus sign next to IN Readers and OUT Readers<br />

to verify the readers fore each group.<br />

4. Repeat steps for each Connection Group.<br />

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