Alterations and changes to Doors are managed by IT and Property.
- IT for Staff Accessed spaces including most of the CTP
- Property for Tennant related spaces including workshops.
Access changes fit into one of the three paths::
- Calendar Actions are used for tempoary changes to security building access for things such as Open Day, Pizza and Pixels, and other variouse Events.
- They overwrite Day to Day Schedules.
- Since Calendar Actions overwrite the Day to Day Schedules you will need to keep the existing Schedule in mind for the start and end times.
- Event Organisers will still need to contact security in regards to Alarms and After Hours Access.
- Day to Day Schedules are used for the general security schedules.
- Holiday Groups are only used for State and National Holidays, this should ideally be checked and updated Yearly.
- They overwrite Day to Day Schedules and Calendar Actions.
- For Extended hours, Compare existing schedules first:
- Sites > Schedules
- Locate the Controller and check the Active Hours Periods for the scheduled day.
- Make a note of it since you will need to use those times with the additonal wanted hours from the request.
- Setup the Calendar Action:
- Sites > Calendar Actions
- Confirm a Calendar Action hasn't been setup for the same event.
- New Appointment:
- Description: Use the following Format: "Site - Event Name - Ticket"
- I.E "CBR - Open Day - AIE-11111"
- I.E "CBR - Open Day - AIE-11111"
- Record Group: The Campus Site (doesn't need to be 100% accurate)
- Do NOT Tick "All Day Event"
- Start Time: Set to Starting Day and Start Time
- End Time: Set to the Last Day and End Time
Note: Based on start and end times for different doors etc you may need to make multiple Appointments. - List of Devices:
- Click Add
- Tick the Required Doors
- Ok
- Set the doors to be "Unlock Latched"
- Click Add
- Save & Close.
- Description: Use the following Format: "Site - Event Name - Ticket"
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Using the Context Menu within Protege GX you can apply a series of Override options.
Some things to take note of:
- Context Menu commands will affect only the Selected Door.
- You can have Multiple Doors setup with an Override but you will have to perform them one at a time.
- Selecting Multiple Doors at once will only affect the first Selected Door.
Accessing the Context Menu:
- In Protege GX,
- Navigate to Programming > Doors.
- Left Click a Door.
Note: Selecting Multiple Doors will only affect the first Selected Door. - Right Click to bring up the Context Menu.
- See below for what the options entail.
What do these Commands do?:
Door Control:
- Lock - Locks the Door.
- Unlock - Temporarily Unlocks the Door.
- Unlock Latched - Unlocks the Door until it is Locked by another Command, Schedule or other process.
Door Lockdown:
Lockdown options act as an Override State, it forces the Door into a Locked state, some options allow or deny users to use their access to still enter or exit.
"Clear" can be used to remove the Lockdown.
- Allow Entry - The Door will be Locked and Access will be Allowed by Users who Enter.
- Allow Exit - The Door will be Locked and Access will be Allowed by Users who Exit.
- Allow Entry + Exit - The Door will be Locked and Access will be Allowed by all Users in both directions.
- Deny Entry + Exit - The Door will be Locked and Access will be Denied by all Users in both directions.
- Clear - Removes the Lockdown State.
View Recent Events:
- View Recent Events - Shows Recent Events for the selected Door.
Please Contact IT and we will assist you.