Figure 33 The Audit Trail Window For A Wireless Device - Mircom TX3 Series Installation And Operation Manual

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2.7.5.2 Setting Override Credentials
A card with override credentials can gain access at a wireless device even when
the device cannot communicate with the Aperio Door Controller. Override
credentials are stored at the device and have to be programmed into each device
individually.
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The audit trail for the device opens in a separate window. The window
shows you the credential type, the credential (in hexadecimal), and the
number of bits for the credential for all the cards swiped at the device (see
Figure 33). Scroll to the bottom of the audit trail to find the information for
the credentials you swiped in step 1.
Credential type
Figure 33. The Audit Trail window for a wireless device
Record the credential type, credential, and number of bits for all of the
cards you want add to the override credentials table. Alternatively, you can
save the audit trail to a text file (click Save as in the audit trail window).
Click Close to return to the Aperio Programming Application.
The following should be kept in mind when setting override
credentials:
• If you need to make multiple configuration settings (for exam-
ple, security mode and override credentials) to your wireless
devices, it is recommended that you make all of the settings on
one device and then save the configuration. You can then
apply configuration to all of your other devices. See section
2.7.6, Saving and Applying a Configuration, on page 56 for
information on using configurations.
• Override credentials cannot be used to make configuration
changes (for example, pairing a device with a hub).
• If you do not have the credential information for your cards
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