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level from the Security tab in the User Properties; if you change the
authority level there, you just see the message User Record Changed).
Auto Import Started: An import.mdb file (which contains users to import) was
found, and HandNet was set up to automatically import users, so HandNet
started importing them. Whether HandNet automatically imports users is
controlled by the Enable box under Auto Import on the User Import/Export
tab in System Settings; see page 28.
Aux Output OFF: The auxiliary output has been turned off.
Aux Unlock Via Wiegand Keypad: The auxiliary output has been turned on by
a valid ID number at a remote keypad.
Auxiliary Input ON: The auxiliary input on the reader has been activated.
Auxiliary Output ON: The reader has turned on an auxiliary device (like an
alarm) that is connected to the reader.
Auxiliary Output Setup Changed: The timing and clearing of an auxiliary
output activation has been changed.
Baud Rate Changed: The communications baud rate has been changed using
the command menus at the reader.
Command Mode Entered: Someone entered the command mode at a reader.
Readers have built in menus that let you change the reader settings. These
command menus are mainly needed when someone is using the readers
without the HandNet program; HandNet controls most settings in the reader
for you. The only tasks you should need to do through the reader command
menus are setting up the reader's address and communication settings
during initial setup, recalibrating the reader, and enrolling users at the
reader if you are not using the Enroll option on the Reader menu.
Data Base Restored: You should not see this message.
Data Base Saved: You should not see this message.
Data Downloaded to Reader: Someone used one of the Download options
on the Reader menu to send information to the reader; see page 60. Unless
there was some problem with the reader that is being corrected, this is not
usually necessary; HandNet usually automatically sends all information to
the reader that the reader needs.
Data Log Buffer Empty: You should not see this message.
Deactivating Limited Access User: A user was set up with access for a
limited date/time range. The computer's date and time matched the date/
time the user's access was supposed to end, so HandNet made the user
inactive and sent the appropriate information to readers so the user could
no longer gain access, see page 93 for more about limited access.
Door Forced Open: A door was forced open without a valid ID and hand
recognition at a reader.
Door Open Too Long: A door was kept open for longer than was allowed
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