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Picture Perfect 4.6 User Manual - UTCFS Global Security Products

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Chapter 9<br />

Area management<br />

181<br />

Fields and controls<br />

Table 81. Doors form fields<br />

Field<br />

Description<br />

Description<br />

Type a door description up to 60 alphanumeric characters long.<br />

Door Values Define the door and the times allowed before alarms are enabled.<br />

Unlock Time<br />

(secs)<br />

Forced<br />

Open Shunt<br />

Time (secs)<br />

Allowable<br />

Open Time<br />

(secs)<br />

Keypad<br />

Shunt Time<br />

(mins)<br />

Door Area<br />

Strike<br />

Output<br />

Enter the number of seconds that this door may remain unlocked due to a valid badge read or an exit<br />

button being pushed. This field controls how long the door strike is unlocked for the badge holder to open<br />

the door. After that, the Allowable Open Time controls how long the badge holder may keep the door open<br />

while the badge holder is passing through.<br />

Enter the number of seconds that the Door Forced Open alarm is shunted before an alarm is generated.<br />

When the shunt time expires, the Door Forced Open alarm is enabled.<br />

The number of seconds set here must be greater than the Unlock Time. This field controls how long a door<br />

strike remains unlocked after the Unlock Time expires so a badge holder can open the door and not get a<br />

Door Forced Open alarm.<br />

Enter the number of seconds that this door may be open (due to a valid badge read) before an alarm<br />

condition exists. Be sure to set the Held Open Sensing button to Detected (in the Door Control box) to<br />

activate this feature.<br />

Enter the number of minutes that this door may remain open due to a badge holder entering an override<br />

code into a keypad reader.<br />

Example: Shipping and Receiving may use the override time to keep a shipping door open beyond the<br />

Allowable Open Time.<br />

Click Door Area to display the Areas list box. Select the desired area for this door. If a reader is associated<br />

with this door, select the same area that is assigned to the reader.<br />

Click the Strike Output button to display the Outputs list box. Select the desired door strike output<br />

associated with this door, and then click Close. The door output is a digital output (DO) point associated<br />

with the door strike.<br />

Note:<br />

Select a door strike output that is wired to the same micro as the associated door sensor input.<br />

The system displays a message to the operator if an output point is selected on the wrong micro.<br />

Facility<br />

M2MR<br />

Output<br />

Click Facility to display the facilities list box. By default, the door record is assigned the same facility as the<br />

micro to which the door is assigned however, you do have the ability to manually re-assign a door’s facility.<br />

This might be desirable in a case where one micro controls more than one facility, for instance two<br />

companies occupying the same building that use separate doors for entry/exit. For more information, see<br />

Creating facilities on page 52.<br />

Click M2MR Output to display a list box from which you may optionally select an output to associate with a<br />

warning device, such as a horn or a strobe light. The device is used by the Modified two man rule with<br />

door control to notify the team members in an area that a person desiring access has presented a valid<br />

badge at the reader.<br />

The M2MR output is a digital output (DO) point configured to control the warning device. When the<br />

warning device is triggered, team members in the area should press the button connected to the exit<br />

button input before the door time-out has elapsed (at which point the warning terminates) to cause the<br />

door to unlock and allow entry to the area. The M2MR output must be physically located on the same<br />

micro as the strike output.<br />

The value in the list box may only be changed by an operator with Occupancy control permission granted.

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