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program every card in the group, simply select that group to have FREE
access.
Notes
Different time groups can be applied to each reader at which the ID is
valid.
Zones and groups explained
It is necessary at this point to define the difference between time ZONES
and time GROUPS:
Time Zones
This is a period during which access is allowed. Several time zones can be
created by programming two Time Control Lines (TCL’s). The first TCL is
the start time (access is FREE from this time) and the second TCL is the
end time (access is BARRED from this time). The days of the week that the
time zone applies to can also be set (using the code Monday=1, Tuesday=2
and so on). For example, consider the following two TCL’s:
0730 12345 FREE
1700 12345 BARRED
This means that on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
access will be allowed (to people whose cards have been allocated to this
time group) between 7.30 am and 5.00 p.m. So with two TCL’s, five time
zones have been created.
The user can program many TCL’s. By default there is a limit of 500 time
zone TCL’s AND relay TCL’s (the TCL’s for time zones and relays share the
same area of memory) but this can be changed in Memory Options.
Time Group
Group
A time group is a group of applied restrictions covering an entire week. The
user can program up to 15 groups.
During card validation, the user will allocate each person to a time group.
People can be allocated to different time group in each reader.
There are several points to be considered before time groups will work:
1. The time and date must be set correctly: see CLOCK
2. The user must program the required TCL: this is explained later in
TIMEGROUPS PROGRAM
3. The user must allocate cards to the required time groups: see
VALIDATE (note that Full ID Prompts must be turned on).
4. The required time groups must be set to ACTIVE: this is explained later
in TIMEGROUPS CONTROL
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