Picture Perfect 4.6 User Manual - UTCFS Global Security Products

Chapter 9
Area management
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Table 78. Areas form fields (continued)
Field
Description
Input Groups Invalid The input group to trigger when an invalid badge error condition occurs:
• Deleted - The badge presented has been deleted from the Picture Perfect database.
• Invalid PIN number - The PIN number entered in the keypad reader does not match
the PIN number in the badge record.
• Category mismatch - The category identified in the badge record does not match the
area category where the badge read occurred.
Click the Invalid Grp button to display the Ingroups list box. Select the desired Input
Group, and then click Close.
Suspended
Lost
Unknown
Antipassback
Duress
The input group to trigger when a suspended badge read occurs. A suspended badge is
one that has been identified in its badge record as suspended.
Click the Suspended Grp button to display the Ingroups list box. Select the desired Input
Group for a suspended badge read, and then click Close.
The input group to trigger when a lost badge read occurs. A lost badge is one that has
been reported and identified in its badge record as lost.
Click the Lost Grp button to display the Ingroups list box. Select the desired Input Group
for a lost badge violation, and then click Close.
The input group to trigger when an unknown badge read occurs. An unknown badge is
one whose BID (The hidden number that uniquely identifies each badge) is not recorded
in the Badges table of the Picture Perfect database and therefore is not recognized by
the system.
Click the Unknown Grp button to display the Ingroups list box. Select the desired Input
Group for an unknown badge violation, and then click Close.
The input group to trigger when an anti-passback violation occurs. When used in
conjunction with anti-passback readers, the anti-passback status (In, Out, or Privileged)
of a badge plus a category match, regulate its ability to open a door.
Example: If a badge holder starts to enter an antipassback area by swiping a badge,
then allows the door to close without entering, the badge holder cannot re-enter that area
because the system has already registered the badge holder as In.
Click the Antipassback Grp button to display the Ingroups list box. Select the desired
Input Group for an anti-passback violation, and then click Close.
The input group to trigger when a valid duress-code badge read occurs. Duress codes
can be used with Badge and Keypad or Keypad readers to alert the system that a valid
badge read was made under forced conditions or duress.
Click the Duress Grp button to display the Ingroups list box. Select the desired Input
Group for a duress-code entry, and then click Close.
Note:
Do not assign a reader’s valid input group to one of the above groups. This
results in an unlocked door.