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'escorted' will have to present his/her badge prior to the escorting
badge
q. holder. No transaction will be generated until both badges are
presented at that reader. A time limit will apply between the two badge
swipes.
r. Extended 'Access Time' (for ADA Compliance): When checked, the
badge holder shall be allowed an extended amount of time to gain
access through the door. The system operator will be able to fix any
length of time up to 255 seconds.
s. Anti-Passback Override: The system shall allow the system operator
to exempt individual badge holders from the anti-passback rules.
4. Batch Modify: The system software shall allow groups of cards to be
created/modified by using a card number range.
5. Searching: The system shall allow the operator to quickly find cardholder
records by clicking on field titles and entering the criteria being looked for directly
into the data field.
6. Alarm Shunting: The system shall facilitate shunting of alarms by allowing
certain badge holders to shunt an input/ group of inputs automatically, on
presentation of the concerned badge, at a reader.
7. Extended Shunt: If a shunt card is presented at an alarm shunt reader, the
value of the Shunt Timeout will be used to determine how long, in minutes &
seconds, the door may be opened before a "Door Open Too Long" alert is sent to
the host PC.
EE. Reports:
1. Report Types: User-definable data reports will include, but are not limited to, the
following information:
a. Cardholder data
b. Events
c. Alert responses
d. Access Groups
e. Facility Codes
f. Holidays
g. Hardware
h. Time & Attendance
i. Operators
j. Time Schedules
k. Panels
l. Operators
m. Badgeholders In (Muster List)
n. System settings
2. Transaction Reports: Transaction reports will be available for the following:
a. Card transactions
b. Alarm transactions
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