Getting Started with KeystoneÂ® 600N - Best Access Systems

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9 INDEX A A2 system 3–5 A3 system 3–5 A4 system 3–5 adding coremarks 5–5 departments 5–9 Door Card 5–9 door types 5–13 Employee Card 5–8 employee titles 5–13 employee types 5–13 facility zones 5–13 field list entries 5–14 keymark series cards 5–5 keys 5–5 Masterkey Card 5–4 operating keymark cards 5–9 product manufacturers 5–13 records 5–1 agreements, key 8–2 all capitals, use of 1–1 areas See facility zones B backing up databases 7–1 facility database 7–2 how often to 7–2 importance of 7–1 rotating media 7–1 backups, definition of 8–1 barrels, of a core 3–5, 8–3 bitting calculator 2–2 bitting lists 3–3 blank diskettes 7–2 bold, use of 1–1 Building Card description of 4–2 buildings entering 5–10 C Cabinet Card 2–1 description of 4–2 cabinet hooks, as type of disposition 8–2 cabinets definition of 8–1 issuing items from 2–1 calculating pin segments 2–2 calculator, pin segment 2–2 Cards Building, description of 4–2 Cabinet 2–1 Cabinet, description of 4–2 Core, description of 4–2 Coremark, description of 4–2 Department, description of 4–2 description of 4–1 Door, description of 4–2 Employee, description of 4–2 Facility, description of 4–2 Facility, selecting 5–3 Hook, description of 4–2 Key, description of 4–2 Keymark, description of 4–2 Keyring, description of 4–2 Lock, description of 4–2 Masterkey, description of 4–2 Out of service, description of 4–2 Keystone 600N Getting Started Guide 9-1
Index Product, description of 4–2 Reports, description of 4–2 Site, description of 4–2 Unassigned 2–1 Unassigned, description of 4–3 User, description of 4–3 change keys See individual keys changing password 5–2 closing online help 1–4 code sheets 3–3, 3–6 example of 3–4 code storage 2–2 codes definition of 3–3 integrity of 3–4 See also keycut codes who creates 3–5 computer diskettes, having ready for backup 7–2 computer failures 7–3 context sensitive help control keymarks creating 5–4 control keys definition of 3–3 converting an existing G600 database 5–1 Core Card description of 4–2 Coremark Card description of 4–2 coremarks adding 5–5 definition of 8–1 cores as part of masterkey system 3–2 issuing from cabinet 2–1 cores, definition of 8–1 creating grandmaster keymarks 5–4 crossover effect 3–4 customer database, definition of 5– 3 customer facilities, selecting 5–3 D data entry making more simple 5–5 using standardized lists before 5–13 where to begin 5–1 database definition of 4–1 database recovery 7–3 databases backing up 7–1 to 7–2 converting an existing G600 5– 1 facility 5–3 recovering 7–3 restoring 7–3 restricting the view of 5–13 securing 7–1 seeing only a limited view of very large 5–12 default passwords 5–2 demo database, definition of 5–3 Department Card description of 4–2 department finder 5–9 departments adding 5–9 definition of 8–1 entering 5–8 destroyed, definition of 8–1 diskettes, having ready for backup 7–2 disposition, definition of 8–2 Door Card adding 5–9 description of 4–2 door descriptions, entering 5–10 door numbers entering 5–9 door types adding 5–13 entering 5–10 doors, definition of 8–2 drive A 7–2 to 7–3 E Employee Card adding 5–8 description of 4–2 employee IDs, definition of 8–2 employee titles 5–9 adding 5–13 employee types 5–9 adding 5–13 entering building records 5–10 departments 5–8 door descriptions 5–10 door numbers 5–9 keycut codes 5–4 to 5–5 entering data, where to start 5–1 expanding masterkey system 3–5 F F1 See online help facilities definition of 8–2 multiple 5–3 Facility Card description of 4–2 using to restore databases 7–3 using to select facility 5–3 facility databases 5–3 backing up 7–2 restoring 7–3 Facility finder 5–3 facility zones adding 5–13 field list entries adding 5–14 finding departments 5–9 first time login 5–1 floppy diskettes 7–2 G G600 2–1 converting an existing database 5–1 generating on-screen reports 4–3 generating reports 6–1 ghost keys 3–4 globally restricting the database 5– 13 grand master keys definition of 3–3 grandmaster keymarks, creating 5– 4 grandmaster keys, definition of 8–2 H help, online 1–3 Hook Card description of 4–2 hooks as type of disposition 8–2 definition of 8–2 I individual keys defined 3–3 italic, use of 1–1 items, definition of 8–2 K key agreements, definition of 8–2 Key Card description of 4–2 9-2 Keystone 600N Getting Started Guide
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