C•CURE 800/8000 Software Configuration Guide - Tyco Security ...

Introduction• You can select from the three types of implementation of antipassback onthe C•CURE 800:• apC – for areas and doors that are on a single apC panel.• iSTAR Cluster – for areas and doors that are within the same cluster.This method continues to function even if the host communication islost. The user can elect to enforce either a No Access or Local failuremode when there is communications failure within the cluster.– If No Access failure mode is configured, the questionable cardholderhas to graced by an operator.– If Local failure mode is configured, the questionable cardholder isallowed in unless the remaining iSTARs in communicationdetermine that the cardholder is indeed guilty of an antipassbackviolation.• iSTAR Global (Cross-Cluster) – for Areas in multiple clusters. Thismethod requires the C•CURE 800 Server to communicate between theCluster Masters. In this case, individual Cluster failure modes areignored. The overall cross-cluster failure mode is controlled in theSystem Variables. Then when communication to the Server is lost, theoverall Cross Cluster Failure Mode will be implemented. The rules forNo Access and Local Failure modes across clusters are the same as forthe individual iSTAR Cluster case.• Using Antipassback where access is restricted based on the type ofantipassback you enforce:• Personnel antipassback that applies to individual cardholders canoccur as follows:– Regular antipassback, where cardholders cannot exit an Area theyare not in, or reenter an Area without exiting it first.– Timed antipassback, where cardholders cannot reenter the Areauntil a specified amount of time has passed.– Area lockout, where the cardholder’s last exit time from a lockoutarea determines access to the current location.C•CURE 800/8000 Software Configuration Guide 2–3