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Access Point-Related Events
Event
Cause
ACCPT CLEAR
PREC:
The precedence level of the access point has
been cleared to zero. Any initiator may now
control this access point.
An access point’s door has been reopened
during the allotted grace period. This can
only occur following a valid Grant or RTErelated event
An access point has been set to have hard
anti-passback restrictions. Cardholders who
violate the anti-passback rules will be denied
access.
The access points in the given access point
list have been set to resume any scheduled
operation.
The precedence level of all the access points
in the indicated Access Point list have been
cleared to zero. Any initiator may now
control these access points.
An access point has been set to have no antipassback restrictions.
ACCPT DOOR
REOPENED:
ACCPT HARD
ANTIPASSBACK:
ACCPT LIST
RESUME:
ACCPT LST
CLEAR PREC:
ACCPT NO
ANTIPASSBACK:
Default
Can be
Defaulted Contact ID
Logged
Priority
Dialed to CS to Dial CS Code
1
Yes
1
Yes
1
Yes
1
Yes
1
Yes
1
Yes
ACCPT RESUME:
The access point has been set to resume any
scheduled operation.
1
Yes
ACCPT SOFT
ANTIPASSBACK:
An access point has been set to have soft anti- 1
passback restrictions. Cardholders who
violate the anti-passback rules will generate a
soft anti-passback violation event, but will be
granted access.
An access point has been set to Bypassed
1
mode. This access point no longer requires
card swipes or RTE zone faults to request
entry or exit. The locking mechanism is
disengaged, and the door can swing freely.
An Access Point list has been set to
1
Bypassed.
Yes
An access point has been set to Exit-Only
1
mode. The access point will only accept
requests to exit through the access point either
via an RTE zone or an exit reader.
An Access Point list has been set to Exit1
Only.
Yes
BYPASS ACCESS
POINT:
BYPASS ACCPT
LST:
EXIT ONLY
ACCESS POINT:
EXIT ONLY
ACCPT LST:
Yes
Yes
Yes
E577 Access
Point Bypass
Yes
Yes
R577 Access
Point Protect
Yes
Yes
Event Log Messages
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