Messages - Schlage PIB300 User Manual

Monitoring Ongoing Activity

Messages

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Status: This lists any messages that tell whether auxiliary input and
output is on or off.
System Database: This lists all setting changes made through
HandNet. This includes adding or changing sites and readers,
changing system settings, changing time zones, holidays and
access profiles.
System Status: This lists messages related to when HandNet
was started and exited, messages related to enrolling users,
messages related to communication problems with readers, and
messages related to information being downloaded/uploaded to/
from readers.
User Database: This lists messages related to users being added,
deleted, or changed. It does not include messages related to
users being enrolled or attempted unauthorized enrollments.
Valid Access: This lists Identity Verified messages.
This screen lets you limit the report or activity view to specific messages.
For example, if you were trying to track who came into the building, you
might select the building entrances on the Readers tab, and then choose
only the message Identity Verified here. Or if you were trying to track
access problems, you might limit the output to the messages Access
Denied or Identity Unknown. If you want all of the messages in a particular
category, you may find it easier to use the Message Types tab instead.
Any message: This includes activity regardless of what message it
generated.
The messages checked below: Check any message to include. See
the list of activity messages starting on page 116 for an explanation
of what causes each message. Not all of the messages include
what you would expect. For example, the message Authority Level
Changed does not include users whose authority level was changed
on the Security screen in User Properties; it only includes users
whose authority level was changed using the command menus on a
reader, which is not how you would typically change a user if you use
HandNet. Many of the messages are like this. If you want all of the
messages in a particular category, you may find it easier to use the
Message Types tab instead.
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