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3. Click Outputs. A list of all outputs displays.
4. Click the appropriate radio button to turn the desired output on or off.
Controlling Access Secure operations
Devices, such as Inputs, Input Groups, or Doors, normally exist in an Access state in which they are
disabled or unlocked, or in a Secure state in which they are enabled or locked. These states are
reflected on the appropriate device form.
It may be desirable to change this state back and forth to allow for unscheduled conditions, such as
heightened security levels or unscheduled peak access times. This feature can be used, in lieu of
scheduling an event, to accommodate situations that require operator control. It allows state
changes for multiple devices rather than applying the change to each device individually through the
applicable form.
Example
For example, you may want all doors to be opened when the security guard arrives at his post, rather
than at a scheduled time.
Figure 71.Access Secure Form
Fields and controls
Table 74. Access Secure form fields
Device Fields and controls Description
Doors Current State: Access The door state is Unlocked.
Current State: Secure
The door state is Locked.
Inputs Current State: Access The input state is Enabled
Current State: Secure
The input state is Disabled
Input Groups Current State: Access The input group state is Enabled
Current State: Secure
The input group state is Disabled