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IPAC Server Administrator's Manual
7. A schedule refers to its Holiday column during defined holiday periods. In the
Holiday column, enter the time period during which the door or device can be
accessed or a device can be activated during the holiday periods for this
schedule. For example, you might have a schedule called "Cleaning Crew" that is
active 6:00 pm through 2:00 am Monday through Friday. But on holidays, you
want to limit access to 6:00 pm through 10:00 pm.
NOTE:
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If the Holiday column is left blank, no access will be permitted during
holidays.
8. Threat Level determines if a schedule is affected by Threat Levels, and if so, at
what point. The default selection is to have a schedule ignore Threat Levels, but
a schedule can be activated at a certain Threat Level and may include when
Threat Levels are less or more severe than the selected Threat Level. For
example, a schedule may be active at a Medium Threat Level and all less severe
Threat Levels or perhaps a schedule may only activate when a High Threat Level
or more severe Threat Levels are initiated.
9. Schedule Exceptions allow an administrator to create a One-Time Exception or
Repeated Exceptions.
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10. Click Save. The Schedule Details page displays. This schedule can now be used
to define access permissions and to control devices.
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For One-Time Exceptions, select whether or not the exception will be
to be active during a normally closed portion of the schedule or to be
inactive during a normally open portion of the schedule. Then select
the time and date from the calendar in the From: and To: fields. Once
complete, click on the
Exception List.
For Repeated Exceptions, select whether or not the exception will be to
be active during a normally closed portion of the schedule or to be
inactive during a normally open portion of the schedule. Repeated
exceptions are based on a weekly rotation, so select the 1
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the 5 , then the day of the week, and finally the time of day in the
From: and To: fields. Once complete, click on the
Repeated Exception to the Exception List.
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