Mircom TX3 Series Installation Manual page 21

Disable forced entry alarm. If this option is enabled, the forced entry alarm
does not activate even if the door is opened without permission. Instead, access is
granted. This is usually used on access points where there is no request to exit
(RTE) device.
Note:
Ignore card facility code. This option is enabled by default meaning that only
card number will be processed. If this option is unchecked, then for every card,
card number and facility code will be processed to grant access.
PC decision required. When enabled granting access is transferred to the PC
from the controller. For this option to work the PC needs to be on all the time with
an attendant. Use this option when the building has a security desk or a concierge.
First person In. Configuring the access point for the lock/unlock schedule,
causes the door to remain locked at the start of the unlock schedule, until the first
valid card with this privilege is presented to the card reader. The door continues
to remain unlocked for the remainder of the unlock schedule.
RTE bypass DC. Enable this option if there is a mechanical egress device
installed on the door. In this situation, the door is unlocked manually, and the
TX3 system does not unlock the door. If the door is opened, the system updates
the door status and the LED on the reader turns green. The door contact is
bypassed and so there is no forced entry alarm.
High security. When enabled only access cards with the high security privilege
are able to open the door.
Report request to exit. This option logs and monitors events and system status.
When enabled any requests to exit are logged and reported to the Configurator.
Since the person exiting is not known, only the time and date and the request
itself is logged and reported.
Report door not opened. When enabled this option logs and reports events
when access is granted but the door remains closed.
Report unknown format. When enabled this option logs and reports access
attempts with a card with an unknown format.
Facility code mode. Enabling this mode grants access to cards based on only
their facility code. This allows nonprogrammed cards to have complete building
access. Use only when necessary.
Inhibit ID. When enabled the card code is not sent to the PC. This feature is used
for logging and reporting purposes.
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If you select this option, then you should also select Report request
to exit so that every time access is granted, it is reported in the
Online Events.
Configurable Features
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