L## Secure Door-Door Mode Definitions - Bosch D9412GV3 Program Entry Manual

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Table 26: L## Secure Door-Door Mode
Definitions
Door State Definition
Lock Door Normal Door: When a door is in the
Lock Door state, one can initiate the
door sequence using Skeds, CYCLE
DOOR?, keypad functions, door
requests, and valid token or card
requests.
Secure No Access Allowed: When a door is
Door in the Secure Door state, no access
is allowed through the door until it is
returned to the Lock Door state. The
Secure Door state includes Sked and
keypad functions.
Unlock Free Access: When a door is in the
Door Unlocked Door state, the door is
already shunted and the door strike
does not prevent the door from
opening. In this state, the user does
not need to activate a door request or
present a valid token or card.
Cycle Door Momentary Access: This is a
temporary Door Mode in which the
door initiates the door sequence as if
a valid token or card was read. This
state occurs using the keypad and
remote programming software (RPS).
A sked cannot activate this state.
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Panel and Area Wide Parameters
L## Access Control Level
Default:
Selection:
Function
No.
37
General Functions
L## Change Display
Default:
Selection:
Function
No.
15
Change the display (bright display, dim display, and
time display) in the area where this keypad is
assigned.
L## Change Time/Date
Default:
Selection:
Function
No.
16
Change the date and time for the control panel in this
area.
L## Change Passcode
Default:
Selection:
Function
No.
17
Change a user passcode.
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Refer to the program record sheet
- or E
Function Name Alternate
Keystroke
Access Control (Menu function
Levels only)
Changing the Access Control Level in
any area affects all users and all doors
associated with that level for all areas.
Refer to the program record sheet
- or E
Function Name Alternate
Keystroke
Change Display [COMMAND][4][9]
Refer to the program record sheet
- or E
Function Name Alternate
Keystroke
Change Time [COMMAND][4][5]
and Date
Refer to the program record sheet
- or E
Function Name Alternate
Keystroke
Change [COMMAND][5][5]
Passcodes
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