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Simply enter the remaining data fields for family
name, username, users group.
iii.
Press ADD icon to add it to memory.
c.
A confirmation pop up message 'The user has been
successfully added' will appear. Press OK to close
Adding Transmitters:
Follow the same procedure above for adding one or
many transmitters but press one of the push buttons to
transmit the ID code to the controller.
11. Administrator Levels:
Select Session Management from the main menu to define
the 5 administrative levels. If you have numerous managers
responsible for administrating this controller, you may wish to
restrict specific capabilities to protect the original configuration
or unclutter the screen to tasks the user is responsible for.
NOTE: If you forget your password, you will need to do a
factory reset deleting all previous settings and user IDs.
a.
User: You can
change the default
entry of USER_1 by
simply overwriting the
field.
b.
Password: You can
change the default
entry of USER_1 by
simply overwriting the
field.
c.
User Management: Enables the person to; add user IDs,
search by ID, search by family name and reset the anti-pass
back.
d.
Backup: Enables
the person to export or
import data.
e.
History: Enables the
person to see past events
by pressing the EVENTS
icon.
f.
Relay Commands:
Enables the user to see
the status of the validation
inputs (VAL1/VAL2), the
request to exit input
(BP1/BP2) and Alarm
status. They can manually
activate Relay 1 and Relay
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g.
Schedule: The person can alter schedules, holidays and
special days.
h.
User Group Settings: The person can alter the group
settings.
For site managers, they may only need the first three
selections turned on; User management, Backup and
History to perform their daily tasks.
To manually reset alarms, relay commands will need to
be selected.
ANTI-PASS BACK FEATURE: MProxBLE uses hard anti-pass
back. Users will be restricted from passing their credential,
'pass back', to another person to gain entry because once
they have entered, the system knows that they are inside and
won't let them re-enter unless they first exit. Hard anti-pass
back maintains a high level of security but may inconvenience
users who forget to use their card to enter or exit (by
following someone else in). The system will have their status
confused in the system if they do not badge in AND out, it will
think that they are outside when they are inside, and so will
not let them leave. Administrators can 'reset' the state of anti-
pass back using the MProxBLE app.
Reader 1 is designated as 'entry' and Reader 2 is designated
as 'exiting' under User Management anti-pass back field.
When you create a badge: its Anti-pass back status is
«unknown» : it can be accepted indiscriminately the first time
on an incoming or outgoing reader. As soon as it is accepted
on a reader it loses its "unknown" state and enters the cycle of
anti-pass back.
When the badge is accepted on an "entering" reader (reader 1),
its state of Antipass-back is "exiting", means that it can only be
accepted on an "exiting" reader
When the badge is accepted on an "exiting" reader (reader 2),
its state Anti-passback is "entering" state means that it can only
be accepted on an "entering" reader
When powering up the MProxBLE, all users systematically
switch to an "unknown" state of anti-passback.
Feature Table
Anti-
Passback
Alarm
One
Door
Two
Doors
Request
to Exit
Call: 1.877.226.3369 / 905.366.3377
Visit: www.camdencontrols.com
CV-603PS-K1 MPROXBLE
I NSTAL LATIO N INST RUCT IO NS
Anti-
Alarm
One Door
Passback
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Not
Yes
No
Applicable
Yes
Yes
Yes
File: CV-603-BLE&CV-603PS-K1_
Installation&QuickSetUpApp_Manual.indd
Rev. May 3rdth 2021
Part No.: 40-82B262
Two
Request
Doors
to Exit
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Not
Yes
Applicable
Yes
Yes
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