Passwords - Schlage PIB300 User Manual

Setting Up Sites and Readers

Passwords

What is available
on the different
reader menus
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Clear Auxiliary Alarm On: If the auxiliary device is turned on, this controls
whether it will be shut off when someone gains valid access (that is, enters
a valid ID number and has his/her hand recognized). If this is checked,
the alarm (or other auxiliary output) is turned off when a valid user gains
access through that reader; if this is not checked, the output continues until
the time entered in the following entry ends or until you go to the Reader
menu, highlight Auxiliary Output, and pick Off; see page 129.
Auxiliary Alarm Timeout: This indicates the number of seconds that the auxiliary
device should be on for.
Auxiliary Alarm Time Zone: This controls when HandNet should turn output
to an auxiliary device on. For example, if the auxiliary device is a set of
floodlights, it would only help to turn the lights on if the condition occurred
at night. To do this, you would create a time zone for night hours, and
then assign that time zone here (see page 61 for more on setting up time
zones). If this says Always, HandNet turns output on for the auxiliary device
whenever the checked condition(s) occur.
This screen controls the passwords needed to access the menus available through
entered command mode on the reader. Generally the passwords below are
adequate since a user must be set up with the appropriate authority level on the
Security tab in User Properties (see page 92), and the user must know how to get
to these menus in the reader before the passwords below would do any good.
1. Service: This lets you recalibrate the reader and change the reader's status
display.
2. Setup: This lets you control reader setup issues including how the reader is
connected to your computer network, what language the reader displays in,
the date/time, etc.
3. Management: This lets you list users.
4. Enrollment: This lets you add or remove users.
5. Security: This lets you control the passwords for the reader menus, change
time zones, enroll users who do not need hand access, etc.
For more detail, see the reader manual.