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MONITOR AFx™ Director V4.1 User's Guide

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in the 'tree', and double-click the desired

account.

Then, use the

Grid

Form

toolbar-button to

select your preferred view-mode.

In 'Forms' view, select the desired User at the

bottom of the window. Then, right-click a blank

portion of the form and select

Delete

. When

asked to confirm, select

Yes

(In Grid view, right-click the desired User in the list, and

select

Delete

. When asked to confirm, select

Yes

Forms View or Grid View?

Grid view is best for viewing a list

of users, and/or searching for users

with a specific assigned value.

Forms view is best for adding a

new user, or viewing or changing

settings for one user at a time.

Pick-List (bottom of the Form)

- User:

This is where you select a user to view or

edit. This area shows a reference number (ID)

assigned by the system, and the user's name,

once defined;

The user ID number is required to gain access at a

system keypad, and to use any "status & control"

features of this software. (The user's PIN number is

also required. See "Change PIN", to follow.);

Top of the Form

- First Name:

The user's first name (given name),

or a description of the card/token;

-Last Name:

The user's last name (family name);

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Standard

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- System Authority:

The 'authority' profile to be

assigned to the user. This determines what

keypad features the person will be able to use,

and/or when and where they can gain entry.

Tip:

Pause the mouse cursor over an 'Authority'

in the list to view the associated settings.

For details on setting up authorities, refer to "Authorities

for Users / Entrants".

- [Change PIN]:

Allows setting or changing the

ersonal

dentification

umber which allows the

user to perform tasks at a system keypad,

and/or enter at a controlled door (4 or 5 digits).

The last two digits of each PIN must be different

numbers. (This allows users to indicate they are being

forced to login at a keypad (

duress

) by reversing the

last two digits of their PIN.)

To Block a Visitor from Using LCD Keypads: Leave

their PIN blank.

User PINs pertaining to a single

suite-security

keypad

must be unique (different).

For details on setting whether PINs are to be 4 or 5

digits, and whether or not duress signalling is to be

supported, refer to "Account-Wide Panel Settings".

-Language:

The language for user prompts at

LCD keypads when accessed by this user;

Languages are determined during installation—based

on availability.

Card Number:

The card ID number embedded

within this user's access card or token

(1 - 4

294

967

295).

Logon via Card Number: The system can be set for

keypad and door access using this number (typically

where the card number matches a fixed health

number or employee number).

Related Topics:

Under "Account-Wide Panel

Settings", look for " Setup ", then

User Logon Mode

Firmware revisions needed for card IDs with more

than 7 digits:

≥

V3.2

panel firmware, and

≥

V1.5

door/elevator controller firmware.

V3.2

panels: MaxID=999999999;

≥

V3.31

Panels: MaxID=As above.

-Card Version:

This is the version number for

this user's card;

This optional field allows fixed-ID cards to be re-issued

if lost or stolen. For more information (or to enable

this feature), refer to "System Card-Access Settings".

(Tip: Look for "AutoUpdate Card Version", and "Card

Version".)

This feature requires

≥

V3.2

panel firmware, and

≥

V1.5

door/elevator controller firmware.

- Extended Delay/Challenged:

Whether or not

the 'extended' door unlock (and 'held-open')

settings should apply when this user is granted

access at a controlled door.

- LCD Name:

A condensed version of the name

to be displayed at LCD keypads. This is

assigned automatically, and can also be

changed if desired (max. 12 chars., plain text).

Exception:

For panel memory-configurations

(feature-sets) that do not support user names, the

LCD name will appear as "U00xx" as per the user-ID.

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