SK-NET™ Operating & Installation Guide - Secura Key

SK-NET
Operating & Installation Guide
Renaming Readers – After SK-NET initially locates readers, it assigns
the default name for the readers, which is usually the serial number with
a dash one or dash two indicating connection to the right or left hand
reader input. It is recommended that the system operator “rename” their
readers with a meaningful name (such as their physical location) to better
identify them when doing maintenance. Section 3.3
SK-NET-DM – This version of SK-NET is primarily used for a “direct
connect” from the access control system to the COM port on a single
computer. Section 1.2
SK-NET-MLD – This version of SK-NET is needed when there are
multiple locations, and some locations are connected to the computer
using a modem or a LAN adapter. Section 1.2
SK-NET-MLD- CSXX – This is the Client/Server version of SK-NET,
which is used when there are multiple locations, and more than one user
needs to access the database simultaneously. The SK-NET database
is loaded on a Server computer, and multiple Client Workstations can
access the Server on the same network. Client/Server licenses can be
purchased for 2, 5, 10, or 15 workstations. Section 1.2
Software Password – Upon opening the SK-NET software, you will
be prompted to enter a username and password. The default username
when first opening the software is “admin”, and the password is “12345”.
Section 3.1
Timed Antipassback (TAPB) – This feature must be assigned to a Time
Zone 2 to 15. After a card is used at a reader with Timed Antipassback,
that card will not be valid at that reader for a predetermined amount of
time. Section 5.8
Time Zone – A schedule that determines which days of the week and
hours of the day that a cardholder can obtain access at an associated
door. Each weekday is divided into 48 half-hour segments that can be
defined as Void or Valid for access by the system operator. A Holiday
time schedule can also be defined for each Time Zone (see Holiday).
Section 5.2
Transactions – These are various system events, such as cardholder access
granted/denied, alarm status changes, power failures, door lock/unlock
commands, etc., which are stored in transaction history with the time
and date that they occurred. Reports can be printed and saved in either
.pdf or .xls format. Section 7
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