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IPAC Server Administrator's Manual
Special Options for Devices: Keypad Commands
The Keypad Command feature allows administrators to define a numeric sequence at a
keypad to a specific output behavior. This Keypad Command has its own set of permissions
that can be overseen by the administrator, and the Keypad Command functionality can tie
to any reader-based device.
Keypad Command devices are a device type that only requires a keypad reader. Users that
enter a preset numeric sequence will activate the specified keypad command. Be aware that
these keypad command numeric sequences are not unique and that the same numeric
sequence can be used at different devices for different output behaviors.
To create a keypad command:
1. Scroll over the Configuration link. The sub-navigation menu displays.
2. From the Devices link, click Devices from the dropdown list. The Device List
page displays.
3. Click Create New Device.
4. From the device type dropdown list, select Keypad Command Device. Click Next.
5. Enter the name of the keypad command device.
6. Choose the owner of the keypad command device from the dropdown list.
7. Choose the control panel from the dropdown list.
8. Enter the Numeric Sequence for the keypad command device.
9. Choose the Target Output from the dropdown list.
10. Choose the Output Behavior from the dropdown list and any delay if desired.
11. Click the
12. Under the Relay column, click on the (Click to select panel) area and the control
panel list popup will appear. Select the appropriate control panel and then
select which relay from the dropdown list.
13. Choose at which threat levels this device will operate.
14. Select which groups will have access to this keypad command device in the
Access Permissions section.
15. Choose which devices to apply this keypad command to in the Apply On Devices
section. Click the
device and you are returned to the Edit Device page.
16. Click Save. You are returned to the Device Details page.
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icon to choose the Output relay.
icon to call up a popup list of available devices. Click on the
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