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Programming Databases
Databases
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The Panel Database defines
panel options, readers, input
points, output points, and relay
groups.
Access Levels match
readers to timezones and
relay groups. Access levels will
be assigned to cards to decide
which cards have access at
particular readers at particular
times.
Cards are defined in the card
database. This database is
where personnel are assigned
to a card number and cards
are assigned to an access level.
Depending upon the system, the
following databases may need
to be programmed first:
• If a CCTV system is utilized,
records should be added in the
Camera and Monitor
databases first.
• If Command Files that contain
panel programming
commands will be used,
program them first.
• If badging is going to be
done from WIN-PAK, badge
backdrops should be
designed in the Badge Layout
Utility so they can be assigned
to cards in this database.
Other Databases
• Alarms can be monitored by
floor plans with hot spots
defined in the Floor Plan
database. Floor plans can be
added to this database after
input points are defined in
the Panel Database.
• The Guard Tours database
can be used to schedule
routes for a guard to present
a particular card at specified
readers.
• The Tracking Areas Database
is used to define areas that
can be monitored with the
Muster Report screen.