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222 Picture Perfect 4.0 User Manual Table 87. Personnel form fields (continued) Field name Description Deactivation Deactive Date The date when the personnel record becomes deactivated by the system. If the date is in the past, none of the badges belonging to this badge holder will be usable. Deactive Time The time when the personnel record becomes deactivated by the system. If the date is in the past, none of the badges belonging to this badge holder will be usable. TZ Context The time zone to which the Deactivate Date and Time apply. See Verifying time zones on page 161. APB Control When used in conjunction with antipassback readers, the Antipassback status of any badge belonging to this badge holder (plus a category match) regulate its ability to open a door. Example: If a badge holder enters an antipassback area without using his own badge (such as by following someone else through the open door), that person will not be able to exit that area with his own badge, because the system never registered him as having entered that area. Likewise, if a person exits an antipassback area without using his badge, he cannot re-enter that area, since the system has not registered his exit. Antipassback status is global, meaning the system will register whether someone is in or out, but it does not regulate the status on a per-reader basis. Example: Someone can badge in at an antipassback reader in one room, follow someone out of that room and into another antipassback-controlled room without using his own badge, and then be able to badge out of the second room. The system registered him globally as in (without regard to reader location); therefore, he can badge out of any room. If he followed someone out of the first room and then tried to badge in at the second room, however, he would not be given access, because the system has him already registered as in. If the badge holder is required to use an antipassback reader, assign the badge an antipassback status of neutral; otherwise, leave these buttons unselected. Neutral Indicates an neutral user state, neither In nor Out. The next time any badge belonging to this badge holder is used in an antipassback reader, the system will set the appropriate In/Out state. Use this setting when creating a new badge, or when a badge holder gets locked in or out of an antipassback area. In or Out Indicates whether the last use of any badge belonging to this badge holder logged the badge holder In or Out of the antipassback reader’s area. This reflects information captured as of the moment the badge record was displayed, but the information will not be updated automatically while it is on the screen. It can be changed manually if necessary. Privileged Indicates that whenever any badge belonging to this badge holder is read by an antipassback reader, the system ignores the antipassback status. Access is granted if categories match the area, regardless of whether the badge holder was logged into or out of the area. Assign this status to a badge holder who has to use antipassback readers, but is not to be governed by them. Reset Timed APB This button sends a message to the micro to reset the Timed APB status back to Neutral.
