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FLEX Series Access Control Management Software - Everfocus

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Shown below the basic information are editable card access attributes of the cardholder<br />

on a particular controller. Figure 8.19 shows that card access attributes of cardholder<br />

Mirna on controller 0001 are being edited. Note that a cardholder may have different<br />

card access attributes on different controllers, which need to be edited respectively.<br />

Other options are card properties that are briefly introduced below. Refer to controller<br />

manual for detailed meaning of these properties.<br />

Card_EN: whether the registered card is enabled. Check the check box to enable the<br />

card. The following card properties will work only if the card is enabled.<br />

Arm_EN: whether the cardholder has the right to arm, disarm, and reset alarm on the<br />

selected controller. If Arm_EN is checked, the cardholder has the arm right.<br />

Otherwise not. Refer to controller manual for what arm, disarm, and reset<br />

alarm mean.<br />

APB_EN: whether anti-passback is enabled for the cardholder. If APB_EN is checked,<br />

anti-passback is enabled for the cardholder. Otherwise not.<br />

Note: Anti-Passback (APB) is an access control function whereby a<br />

cardholder is prevented from “passing back” his card to another person to<br />

gain entry into the same area twice, without leaving. Facilities are typically<br />

fitted with both Entry and Exit readers when Anti-Passback is implemented.<br />

A cardholder must alternate usage between entry and exit readers. If the<br />

cardholder attempts to pass through an entry reader twice consecutively, his<br />

access will be denied and the system will generate an illegal event when the<br />

cardholder’s card is configured as APB enabled. Be careful to enable this<br />

function in the system with only single side readers installed somewhere.<br />

Take the following example. <strong>Control</strong>ler 0001 manages one zone, which has<br />

door 1, 2, 3 and 4. All 4 doors are equipped with 2 readers: entry and exit<br />

respectively. For a cardholder with anti-passback enabled, he can both enter<br />

and exit the zone from any door in the zone. If the cardholder enters the<br />

zone from door 1, the cardholder can now only exit the zone from any door.<br />

If somehow the card is swiped to enter the zone from the entry reader of<br />

door 1, 2, 3, 4 once again, the anti-passback rule is violated and the access<br />

request will be denied.<br />

PIN_EN: whether personal PIN is enabled. If PIN_EN is checked, PIN is enabled for<br />

the cardholder. Otherwise not. When PIN is enabled, cardholder is required<br />

to input personal PIN when swiping the card to enter/exit the door.<br />

Cardholder can edit 6-digit personal PIN in the <strong>Access</strong> password menu.<br />

Press Edit and enter 6-digit PIN in the PIN field. Enter the desired PIN in<br />

Confirm PIN field again and press Confirm.<br />

Administrator: reserved for fingerprint controller (future product)<br />

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