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override credentials table. If the credential is found, the device grants access.
Override credentials are stored in the device and have to be configured for each
device individually.
There are two steps to adding override credentials to a device. First, you need to
find the credential's information from device's audit trail. After that, you use this
information to set the override credentials at the device.
Note:
2.7.5.1 Reading Credential Information
In order to enter an override credential, you must know the type of credential, the
credential (in hexadecimal format), and the number of bits in the credential. This
information is stored in the wireless device's audit log when you swipe the
credential (that is, the card) at the device.
To read credential information
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When configuring a wireless device, you must swipe a card at the
device to send the configuration settings. Cards with override
credentials cannot be used to send any configuration changes to
devices. When you are prompted to swipe a card at a device, make
sure that the card is not an override credential.
Swipe all of the cards that you want to assign override credentials to at a
paired device.
All override credentials must be added at the same time. If you need
to add more than one override credential, swipe all of the
credentials (cards) that you need to add at the device.
In the Aperio Programming Application, right-click on the wireless device
where you swiped the credentials, and then select Lock/Sensor > Get
Audit Trail.
Swipe a card at the wireless device.
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