Picture Perfect 4.6 User Manual - UTCFS Global Security Products

Chapter 10
Schedules, modes, and events
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Table 88. Door Event form fields (continued)
Field
Door State
Locked/Unlocked
Description
• Unlocked: To schedule an individual door in an area to unlock at the same time each
day, use a door event that sets the Door State field to Unlocked.
Note:
An area event that locks all area doors and occurs after this door event also locks
this individual door.
• Locked: To schedule an individual door in an area to lock at the same time each day,
use a door event that sets the Door State field to Locked.
Note:
An area event that unlocks all area doors and occurs after this door event also
unlocks this individual door.
• Do Not Care: See Radio buttons on page 27.
Held Open Sensing:
Detected/Ignored
Forced Open Monitoring:
Detected/Ignored
Mode
• Detected: To allow an alarm condition on this door to occur during this event when the
door is held open beyond the Unlock Time specified in the Doors form.
• Ignored: To allow a door to remain open during this event, beyond the Unlock Time
specified in the Doors form, without generating an alarm.
• Do Not Care: See Radio buttons on page 27.
• Detected: To allow an alarm condition on this door to occur immediately when the
door is forced open without a valid badge read or exit device.
• Ignored: Select Ignored if the Monitoring function on this door is not used.
• Do Not Care: See Radio buttons on page 27.
Select the mode in which the area event occurs. An event does not take place if it is not
assigned to a mode, and it only occurs in those modes to which it is assigned.
Begin Event At Mode Start If this is a Start/End event, click if you want the event to activate at
the start of the mode.
At Mode End
Time
If this is a Start/End event, click if you want the event to activate at
the end of the mode.
If the event is a Run Time event, click if you want the event to
activate at a specified time.
HHmmss
Time Zone Context
Days of the Week
If the event is a Run Time event, select the time of day the event starts. Remember to
schedule another event as the pair of this one.
Example: If something is turned on every day at 8 AM, it must be turned off at some time
later that day.
Select the time zone context in which the schedule should execute: Host, Micro, or
Operator. See Verifying time zones on page 161.
If the event is a Run Time event, select the days of the week the event occurs.
Related procedures
To create, edit, or delete a Door Event:
1. From the Configuration menu, select Doors and Readers, and then click the Door Events
tab.
2. Refer to Creating, editing, deleting, and printing records on page 36.