Target Groups Of This Manual - CEStronics AccessOne TSG1/SDC Assembly And Operating Manual

1.2 Target groups of this manual

If a section of this manual is intended for a particular target group, this is stated at the start of the section. Sections that do not
specify a particular group are relevant for all target groups.
Target group Skills
CEStronics partners
are trained experts in locking and security technology that have also worked with CES for many years and have a special level
of product knowledge.
Particular characteristics of the target group:
Locking and
have many years of professional experience and/or relevant training in locking and security technology. For some tasks it may
be necessary for specialists to have received training on the product beforehand.
security technology
Particular characteristics of the target group:
specialists
Electricians
have many years of professional experience and/or relevant training in electronics. For some tasks it may be necessary for
specialists to have received training on the product beforehand.
Particular characteristics of the target group:
Personnel with
have received training on the product by CES or a CEStronics partner. Here the personnel are given detailed and specific
information to prepare them for the required task.
product training
Particular characteristics of the target group:
IT/administration have many years of professional experience in the fields of IT structures, administration and networks.
Particular characteristics of the target group:
specialists
System operators
have experience in the management of master key systems. This can be either a number of systems or a detailed knowledge
of a single master key system.
Particular characteristics of the target group:
End users do not require specific skills.
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Detailed knowledge of CES products
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Attend product training on a regular basis
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Knowledge of specialist terminology from the field of locks and handles
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Knowledge of specific risks when mounting electronic cylinders and handle sets, for example
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Experience of working with tools (relevant to lock systems)
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Knowledge of relevant standards and regulations, e.g. for fire safety or emergency and escape routes
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Basic understanding of electronic locking systems
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Knowledge of specialist electrical terminology and its symbols
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Knowledge of the risks associated with handling sensitive electronic components
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Knowledge of CEStronics products and experience in handling them (assembly, operation, etc.)
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Knowledge of specialist IT terminology
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Knowledge of the structure and maintenance of networks, particularly knowledge of the network that they maintain
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Knowledge of the specialist terminology related to master key systems
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Skilled in the use of PCs and software
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