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C•CURE ® 800/8000Version 9.4Soft
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Table of ContentsPrefaceHow to Use
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Table of ContentsConfiguration Limi
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Table of ContentsSpecial Event Acti
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Table of ContentsHardware and Softw
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Table of ContentsConfiguring Paging
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Table of ContentsChapter 23Chapter
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PrefaceThis C•CURE ® 800/8000 So
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PrefaceChapter 7, “Events”This
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PrefaceChapter 20, “Recipients”
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PrefaceSoftware House Software Manu
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1OverviewThe C•CURE 800/8000 Soft
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The Configure MenuTable 1-1: Config
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2AreasThis chapter explains how Are
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Introduction• You can select from
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Configuring AreasConfiguring AreasT
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Configuring Areas9. You can now con
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Configuring AreasConfiguring Events
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Configuring Areas6. Set the Minimum
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Configuring AreasConfiguring a Samp
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Configuring Areas6. In the Door Mon
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Configuring AreasUsers locked out o
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Configuring AreasFigure 2-5: Config
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Configuring AreasArea ReportYou can
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Configuring AreasTable 2-1: Report
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AntipassbackVariations of Antipassb
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AntipassbackPersonnel can access ot
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AntipassbackCarpool AntipassbackCar
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AntipassbackAntipassback EventsYou
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AntipassbackHow Global Antipassback
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Antipassbackantipassback configurat
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AntipassbackHow Global Antipassback
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AntipassbackData StorageGlobal anti
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AntipassbackPoor Performance Config
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Area DefinitionsPassback Tab Defini
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Area DefinitionsTable 2-6: Events T
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Area DefinitionsOccupancy Tab Defin
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Area DefinitionsAccess In Tab Defin
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Area DefinitionsPersonnel Group Occ
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Area Definitions2-58 C•CURE 800/8
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Badge LayoutBadge LayoutThe C•CUR
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Badge Layout DefinitionsTo Edit an
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Using Clearances to Control Personn
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Using Clearances to Control Personn
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Adding Elevator Information to Clea
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Door OverviewDoor OverviewA door is
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Configuring a DoorConfiguring a Doo
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Holidays OverviewHolidays OverviewA
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Holidays Overview• To create spec
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Configuring HolidaysFigure 10-2: Co
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Holiday DefinitionsHoliday Definiti
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Holiday Lists OverviewHoliday Lists
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Holiday Lists OverviewA Holiday Lis
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Holiday Lists OverviewUsing Holiday
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Configuring Holiday ListsFigure 11-
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Configuring Holiday ListsFigure 11-
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Configuring Holiday ListsFigure 11-
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Configuring Holiday ListsTo Delete
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Intrusion ZonesIntrusion ZonesOverv
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Intrusion Zone ModesWhen you disarm
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Intrusion Zone ModesYou can force a
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Factors that Impact Intrusion Zones
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Hardware and Software RequirementsH
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Configuration OverviewTable 12-3: I
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Configuring Arm and Disarm (iSTAR Z
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Protection InputsProtection InputsT
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Configuring ReadersConfiguring Read
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Configuring Intrusion Zones with An
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Keypad Command CapabilitiesKeypad C
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How Keypad Commands WorkHow Keypad
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Keypad Command Configuration Overvi
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Keypad Command FormatKeypad Command
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Keypad Command FormatTo arm the int
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Configuring Keypad CommandsConfigur
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Configuring Readers and Reader Mess
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Controlling Access to Keypad Comman
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Displaying System Elements on MapsD
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Configuring NodesConfiguring NodesA
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Configuring the Real-time Activity
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Configuring the Real-time Activity
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Configuring the Real-time Activity
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OverviewOverviewTwo action types, s
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E-mail and Paging General Informati
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Defining E-mail and Paging System C
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Configuring Paging CarriersFigure 1
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Configuring Paging CarriersFigure 1
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Configuring E-mail and Paging Recip
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Configuring E-mail and Page Message
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Configuring E-mail and Page Message
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Some Scenarios for Configuring E-ma
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Some Scenarios for Configuring E-ma
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Some Scenarios for Configuring E-ma
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Some Scenarios for Configuring E-ma
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Interpreting Paging and E-mail Erro
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Partitioning OverviewPartitioning O
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Partitioning OverviewPartition Admi
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Partitioning OverviewWhen you creat
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Partitioning Overview• Included g
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Creating/Editing PartitionsCreating
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Creating/Editing PartitionsNOTEIf a
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Partitioning and Personnel RecordsF
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Moving Objects Between PartitionsMo
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Moving Objects Between Partitions
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Partitioning with the Global Cleara
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Preset Log Messages OverviewPreset
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Configuring a New Preset Log Messag
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Removing Events from Preset Log Mes
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OverviewOverviewPriority Labels ena
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OverviewOverviewA Recipient identif
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Recipient Definitions20-6 C•CURE
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Smart Card Key OverviewSmart Card K
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Smart Card Key ConfigurationSmart C
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OverviewOverviewThe C•CURE 800/80
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Custom Threat LevelCustom Threat Le
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Clearance FiltersFigure 22-7: Perso
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Clearance FiltersFigure 22-11: Map
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Clearance Filters.Figure 22-17: Eve
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Clearance FiltersFigure 22-19: Pers
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Clearance Filters22-26 C•CURE 800
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Time Specifications OverviewTime Sp
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Configuring Time ZonesConfiguring T
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Configuring Time Zones• Changing
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Time Zone Definitions24-8 C•CURE
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Putting Security Objects into Group
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Configuring Incident Groups for Tra
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Indexantipassback 2-24lockout 2-26M
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IndexPage PIN 16-12, 20-5Pagingconf
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