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Getting Started
Main HandNet Lite Window
After you log into HandNet
Lite, a number of additional
tabs appear that let you
get to the different parts of
the program. Which tabs
you see depends on which
operator login you used.
The screen below shows all
of the options.
What You Can Do On
Each Tab
Each of the tabs are
explained in further detail
later in the following
chapters.
Status: The Status tab lists
every reader in HandNet
Lite and the network (group of readers) the reader is connected to. It gives information about each reader and the state of its
connection. See
Status Tab
Users: The Users tab lists every user that has been added to HandNet Lite, including the user's name, ID, access profile (the
group of readers the user has access to), authority level (which reader menus the user can program), and whether the user is
enrolled. See
Users Tab
on page
Log: The Log window lists significant events at any connected reader. It doesn't list user accesses, but it lists user additions and
enrollment, alarm conditions, and so on. It also lists significant changes made in HandNet Lite. For each event you see the date
and time, network and reader, user name and IDs, a brief description of what happened, and an icon showing the type of activity.
See
Log Tab
on page
13
for more information.
Reports: The Reports tab lets you generate reports on all of your users and all of your readers. See
for more information.
Alarms: The Alarms tab shows a subset of what you see on the Log tab; this tab lists only those events that are classified as alarm
conditions. These generally require immediate attention. See
Settings: The Settings tab lets you change HandNet Lite's login name and passwords. It also lets you choose the default Access
Profile for users added at a reader, that is, which readers the user has access to. See
information.
Configuration: You may add, change, or delete networks and readers. The Configuration tab also allows you to create Wiegand
output configurations which can be used for setting FingerKey output. See
Smart card: The Smart Card tab is used to manage iCLASS, DESFire and MiFare cards. See
more information.
Access: The Access tab lets you define access profiles. Access profiles control which readers different groups of people have
Access Tab
access through. See
Database: The Database Tab is used to backup, restore, delete, detach and attach the database. See
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for more information.
Getting Around with the Keyboard
To move from tab to tab: Press ctrl tab.
To move from entry to entry with a tab: Press tab to move to the next entry, and shift tab to move to the previous entry.
Figure 3.4: Main HandNet Lite Window
on page
5
for more information.
7
for more information. You can add, change, or delete users through the buttons in this tab.
45
on page
for more information.
Alarms Tab
on page
19
for more information.
Settings Tab
Configuration Tab
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Reports Tab
on page
19
on page
for more
on page
21
for more information.
Smart Card Tab
on page
35
Database Tab
on page
15
for
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