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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.
Timeout: This indicates the number of seconds that the auxiliary device should
be on for.
Time Zone: This controls when HandNet should turn output to an auxiliary
device on. For example, if the auxiliary device are 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 contains information about the reader. A key piece of information
on this screen is the Users
Enrolled/Capacity: this reflects
the amount of available space
in the reader. For example, the
screen below reflects a reader
with 498 users and space for up
to 512 users. You could only add
fourteen more users before this
reader reached its limit. If you
were approaching this limit, you
would want to consider a memory
upgrade for the reader so it would
have space for additional users.
Most of the other information
on this screen is helpful if your
reader needs service, but not
relevant to the ongoing use of the reader.
To get to this screen, click a reader in the right pane of the Network window,
pick Properties from the Reader menu, and then click the Information tab.
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