Threat Level Influence - Chamberlain IPAC Administrator's Manual

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Threat Level Influence

NOTE:
The default setting for permissions, devices, and schedules
concerning threat levels is Ignore. This means that unless the
administrator edits it, the permission, device, or schedule will
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continue to function as programmed even if the threat level is
changed. If an administrator wants a permission, device, or
schedule to respond to a change in threat level, the administrator
must edit it to do so.
Change of a Threat Level may affect the following:
Schedules can be set to be active at, at or more severe, or at or less severe than a
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given threat level.
Permissions to devices (configured on the Edit Group Permissions page) can be set
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to be active at, at or more severe, or at or less severe, than a given threat level.
Floors and doors owned by the account that use the threat level can be set to ignore
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their unlocked schedules at, at or more severe, or at or less severe than a given
threat level.
Programmable devices can be configured to be only active at, at or more severe, or
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at or less severe than a given threat level (in addition to their configured schedule).
Elevators, valid credential devices, and doors owned by the account that use the
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threat level can be configured to require 2-factor authentication at, at or more
severe, or at or less severe than a given threat level.
Muster points owned by the account that use the threat level can be configured to
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be active at, at or more severe, or at or less severe than a given threat level.
Every page of the application will display a large, colored banner that contains a
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pre-configured message notifying the owner that a threat level has been changed,
unless the threat level has been changed to the default threat level which shows no
banner message. The message is customized when either a new account is created
or an existing account is edited.
The Activity Log reflects the date and time the threat level was changed, as well as
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the Administrator who made the change.
Email notifications can be configured to alert administrators to changes in threat
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level.
Administrator Roles can be configured to function at, at or more severe, or at or
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less severe than a given threat level.
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