Doors
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Configure HandKey II Setup
1. Click Doors.
2. Click to highlight the name of the HandKey II door you
want to edit in the list and then click Edit.
3. Click Congure Setup.
4. Choose one of the following:
5. Get Current Settings from the Reader
a. Click Get Settings From Reader.
b. The current settings will be displayed in each of the
elds in the window.
c. Click OK.
d. Click Close.
6. Change Settings in the Reader
a. Make changes to the desired elds.
b. Click Update Reader.
c. Click OK.
d. Click Close.
7. Click Save.
8. Click Close.
Hand Reader Setup Data
Reference Info
Reader Address: Displays the address of the current reader
as reference information. The entry in Reader Address cannot
be edited in this screen.
Operating Settings
Access Retries Before Lockout: Sets the number of failed
identication attempts allowed until a user is locked out of a
reader. The lockout is removed after a dierent user
successfully accesses the door. The range is 1: 250 and the
default is 3.
Default Reject Threshold: Sets the level required for a hand
template to match with the stored template. A read scoring
below this level is considered a good read; anything above is
rejected. Setting the level low results in a secure system, but
may increase the false rejection rate, which reduces the
convenience of use. This default level is used when the
individual reject threshold in the user record is set to zero,
otherwise the individual reject threshold overrides the default
setting regardless if it is higher or lower. The range is 30: 250
and the default is 100.
Output Mode: Lock Output Mode has two options:
• Lock sets the relay output to simply open or close.
• Card sets the relay output to send out a number sequence
that operates a Wiegand Control Module.
AUX Relay Time in Seconds: Number of seconds for which
the AUX output contact changes its state after an event caused
it to be activated. The range is 0: 2000 and the default is 5.
Re-lock Time in Seconds: Number of seconds for which the
door will stay unlocked after a successful identication. The
range is 0: 2000 and the default is 5.
Door Shunt in Seconds: Number of seconds between the end
of the relock delay time and the beginning of a “Door Propped
Open” alarm. The range is 0: 20000 and the default is 10.
Feedback
Beeper: When checked, the beeper will sound each time a
button is pressed on the reader. Default is checked.
12 Hour Display: When checked, the time on the reader is
displayed in the 12 hour AM / PM format. The default is
unchecked.
Valid Access Clears AUX: When checked, a successful user
identication will reset the AUX output. This can be used, for
example, to cancel a local alarm. The default is checked.
Print Valid Access Attempt: When checked, the reader will
print the “Valid Access” event message on a printer that has
been connected to the reader. This option will only function
when a printer is connected to the reader. The default is
checked.
Display System Status: When checked, the reader status will
be displayed instead of the time and date. This can be used as
a troubleshooting technique. The default is unchecked.
Reader Menu Passwords
Security: Security menu password. Range is: 0: 9999999999
Default is: 5
Enrollment: Enrollment menu password. Range is: 0:
9999999999 Default is: 4
Management: Management menu password. Range is: 0:
9999999999 Default is: 3
Setup: Setup menu password. Range is: 0: 9999999999
Default is: 2
Service: Service menu password. Range is: 0: 9999999999
Default is: 1
AUX Output On
Door Alarm: When checked, the AUX Output will be activated
when a door alarm occurs.
AUX In: When checked, the AUX Output will be activated when
a signal change occurs at the AUX Input.
Invalid Access: When checked, the AUX Output will be
activated when a when an invalid access event occurs.
Tamper: When checked, the AUX Output will be activated
when a when the tamper switch is activated.
Power Failure: When checked, the AUX Output will be
activated when a when a power failure occurs.