ACS WebService Administrator Manual - Brivo Systems

Page 14915. In the Use Alarm Shunt field, click Yes or No to indicate if the door is connectedto an alarm system that should be shunted (temporarily disabled) for a specifiedperiod of time after the Pass-through Period has expired. The shunt time is inaddition to the Pass-through Period. For example, if the Pass-through Period is10 seconds, and the Alarm Shunt duration is 3 seconds, the alarm will engageonly if the door remains in an open state for more than 13 seconds after theuser was authenticated. The default setting is Yes.16. In the Alarm Shunt Duration field, enter the length of time (1-240 seconds) thealarm system should be shunted. The default and recommended setting is 1. Ifthe alarm shunt is in use by a device, a message displays indicating that there isno alarm shunt available for this door node.NOTE:The Alarm Shunt feature applies to Request-to-Exit events as well asauthorized entries.WARNING: Alarm Shunt RestrictionsIf any device is connected to the AUX RELAY 1 terminal block on theDoor Board, the Alarm Shunt feature cannot be enabled.17. In the Control from Browser field, click Yes or No to indicate if you want toenable the Control from Browser feature to allow Unlock Door to function.NOTE:The control panel firmware must be version 5.0.12 or later for theUnlock Door feature to function. If the control panel has firmwareversion 5.0.11 or earlier, the Unlock Door feature is not available.18. Click Save. The Door detail page displays.NOTE:If the In/Out value is set to In when a door is created or edited, thevalue appears as Ingress on the Door detail page; if it is set to Out, itappears as Egress on the Door detail page; and if it is set to Neither,this field does not display at all on the Door detail page.To define a Salto door:1. Once the Salto Router is selected from the Board and Node dropdown list, theLock field appears. Enter the lock number for the new Salto door. If the locknumber selected is unavailable, a warning will appear in red.