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Anti-passback
This is designed to prevent misuse of the access control system. The anti-passback feature establishes a specific sequence in which access cards must be used in order for the system to grant access. |
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Fire alarm Linkage
This feature enables you to incorporate information from existing security panels, detectors and sensors and program appropriate system reactions. |
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Interlocking
Each door is electrically locked and monitored. The controller's electronics then generates a control signal to indicate when the door is closed and secure. Each controller also has a control input that will prevent the releasing of the locking device. By cross connecting these control signals, the door’s controllers will communicate with the door's status, and only open one door at any given time. |
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First Card Unlock
A First Card Unlock task is used to force a door not to follow its default unlock schedule until a valid card is first presented at the reader. |
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Multi Card Open (need Technical Manager to approve this)
When applying this feature to a door, the said door will then require between 2-5 different cards to be verified at the same time before the door can be unlocked. For example, to open Meeting Room A, the CEO, COO, CFO and CTO must all be verified before the room can be unlocked. |
