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MONITOR AFx™ Director V4.1 User's Guide

500-9041 v4.1

Device Control

Items can be controlled both by an authorized

user at an alarm keypad, and by an operator

using the MONITOR AFx Director software.

Some examples include bypassing sensors,

arming and disarming areas, and unlocking or

re-locking doors, or changing the operating

characteristics for doors (by 'area', or for

individual doors). Actions can also be

scheduled to occur automatically at desired

times, or when a specific event occurs (such

as when an area is disarmed, or when a fire

alarm occurs, etc.).

Special-Use Features

A number of features are provided for special

applications, including:

•

Visitors that Must be Escorted: Cards can

be set as 'escort-required'. This allows

tracking the movement of visitors, while

ensuring they cannot access controlled

areas without an escort.

•

Card-Disable Readers: One reader can be

set to disable specific types of cards (e.g.

'escort required', 'temporary', etc.) instead of

causing a door to unlock.

•

Support for Suite-Security Keypads:

Depending on software licensing, up to 60

suite-security keypads with LED display are

supported per system panel, with 8 users

supported per suite/facility.

•

Multiple-Tenant Support: User authorities

can be limited to working with a specific

range of users and user authorities. This

allows a multi-tenant facility to be managed

through a single system.

•

High-Security Areas and Vault Auto-Arming:

Areas can be 'interlocked' so only one of

them can be disarmed at a time. Vault/safe

areas can be auto-armed when an attendant

closes the door.

•

Door Interlock: Doors can be set to disallow

user access until up to 3 other specific doors

have been closed (and relocked) for a

specific period of time. This allows limiting

the number of persons who can enter in

close proximity, and/or the speed at which

persons can enter a specific area.

•

Master Override: A security officer can be

given the authority to enter doors that would

normally deny access (i.e., due to cards

being locked out, wrong time, etc.).

Exceptions: This will not override 'wrong area or

floor', card/PIN mode, 'strict APB', or door 'interlock'

issues.

•

Panic Token: Wireless (RF) panic tokens

allow for locally or centrally-monitored

personal protection.

•

Wandering Patient Control: Patients can be

equipped with 'smart' wristbands, allowing

their presence to be detected as they

approach exterior doors, or other locations

that may be of concern. An alarm can be

triggered, and the door can optionally lock as

the patient approaches. Specific staff

members can be given the authority to

cancel the alarm by presenting their token at

the specific door.

•

Special Types of Input-Points: In addition to

allowing input-point monitoring to be fully

customized as desired, custom input-point

types can be set up to support

garage/extended-delay sensors, vault/safe

inputs, arm/disarm keyswitches, Guard-Tour

station inputs, and work-late buttons.

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