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10 February 2004 1 Setup Operators

10 February 20041 Setup Operators. 10 February 20042 Open the Setup Operators Window Open the Setup > Operators window via its pull-down menu option

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Page 1: 10 February 20041 Setup Operators. 10 February 20042 Open the Setup Operators Window Open the Setup > Operators window via its pull-down menu option

10 February 2004 1

Setup Operators

Page 2: 10 February 20041 Setup Operators. 10 February 20042 Open the Setup Operators Window Open the Setup > Operators window via its pull-down menu option

10 February 2004 2

Open the Setup Operators Window

• Open the Setup > Operators window via its pull-down menu option

Page 3: 10 February 20041 Setup Operators. 10 February 20042 Open the Setup Operators Window Open the Setup > Operators window via its pull-down menu option

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Operators

• Individuals who have control over the configuration and operation of the Doors software

• Up to 32 unique operators can be defined– Use the scroll bar to scan through the list of operators

Page 4: 10 February 20041 Setup Operators. 10 February 20042 Open the Setup Operators Window Open the Setup > Operators window via its pull-down menu option

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Operators

• Configuration and operation rights can be set by operator

• Use the scroll bar to scan through the list of parameters

Page 5: 10 February 20041 Setup Operators. 10 February 20042 Open the Setup Operators Window Open the Setup > Operators window via its pull-down menu option

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Configuration Values

• One of three configuration values can be assigned depending upon the category

• Yes – allows the operator to perform this operation

• No – does not allow the operator to perform this operation

• Read Only – allows the operator to view, but not edit this operation

Page 6: 10 February 20041 Setup Operators. 10 February 20042 Open the Setup Operators Window Open the Setup > Operators window via its pull-down menu option

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Keri Default Operator

• The Keri default operator is configured to have full configuration rights– There should always be one such default operator– Keri recommends you change the default operator name

(Keri) and password (Keri) to ensure system security– Names and passwords are case sensitive

Page 7: 10 February 20041 Setup Operators. 10 February 20042 Open the Setup Operators Window Open the Setup > Operators window via its pull-down menu option

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Operator Name

• Enter the operator’s name– All operator initiated events will include the operator’s name

making report reading easier and providing accountability– No more than 15 characters

Page 8: 10 February 20041 Setup Operators. 10 February 20042 Open the Setup Operators Window Open the Setup > Operators window via its pull-down menu option

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Password

• Enter the password assigned to the operator in both the Password and Retype Password fields– No more than 15 characters– Each character appears as an asterisk, please type carefully

• Doors compares the two passwords, if they do not match, the operator will not be saved

Page 9: 10 February 20041 Setup Operators. 10 February 20042 Open the Setup Operators Window Open the Setup > Operators window via its pull-down menu option

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Assign Configuration Rights

• Work your way across the row, setting the desired configuration rights

• Click on each field to toggle between the options available for that field– Not all options are available for every field

Page 10: 10 February 20041 Setup Operators. 10 February 20042 Open the Setup Operators Window Open the Setup > Operators window via its pull-down menu option

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Options

• Setup Users – allows the operator to perform the user enrollment and unenrollment functions(Y, N, RO)

• Setup System – allows the operator to perform controller and door configuration commands (Y, N, RO)

• Setup Timezones – allows the operator to create, edit, and delete timezones and holiday schedules (Y, N, RO)

Page 11: 10 February 20041 Setup Operators. 10 February 20042 Open the Setup Operators Window Open the Setup > Operators window via its pull-down menu option

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Options

• Setup Access Groups – allows an operator to create, edit, and delete access groups (Y, N, RO)

• Setup Monitor – allows an operator to view, modify, and define monitor windows (Y, N, RO)

• Setup Operators – allows an operator to create, edit, or delete operators (Y, N)

Page 12: 10 February 20041 Setup Operators. 10 February 20042 Open the Setup Operators Window Open the Setup > Operators window via its pull-down menu option

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Options

• Operate Doors – allows the operator to perform the manual door unlocking and locking commands, and to perform the database update commands (Y, N)

• Output Control – allows an operator to manually control controller output relays (Y, N)

• Grant Amnesty – allows an operator to manually grant anti-passback amnesty to system users (Y, N)

Page 13: 10 February 20041 Setup Operators. 10 February 20042 Open the Setup Operators Window Open the Setup > Operators window via its pull-down menu option

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Options

• Start Monitor – allows an operator to start a real-time event monitor (Y, N)

• Stop Monitor – allows an operator to stop a real-time monitor (Y, N)

• Start Monitor 1, 2, 3 – defines which of the three available real-time monitors an operator is allowed to Start/Stop (Y, N)

Page 14: 10 February 20041 Setup Operators. 10 February 20042 Open the Setup Operators Window Open the Setup > Operators window via its pull-down menu option

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Options

• Event Reports – allows an operator to generate searchable database event reports (Y, N)

• Doors Reports – allows an operator to generate pre-defined controller parameter and system event reports (Y, N)

• Exit Program – allows an operator to exit the Doors program, closing it and returning to the operating system (Y, N)

Page 15: 10 February 20041 Setup Operators. 10 February 20042 Open the Setup Operators Window Open the Setup > Operators window via its pull-down menu option

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Save an Operator

• Once all operator parameters have been entered they must be saved– If they are not saved and the Setup Operator window is

closed, all entries are lost and must be reentered

• Click the button to save operator information

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Delete an Operator

• To delete an operator from the system– Select the operator’s name– Click the button– The operator name and password are cleared, and all

operating parameters are all reset to NO

Page 17: 10 February 20041 Setup Operators. 10 February 20042 Open the Setup Operators Window Open the Setup > Operators window via its pull-down menu option

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Block and Copy

• Use the Block and Copy commands to give several operators the same configuration and operation privileges

Page 18: 10 February 20041 Setup Operators. 10 February 20042 Open the Setup Operators Window Open the Setup > Operators window via its pull-down menu option

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Block Select

• Click the button• Click on the row from which to copy

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Select Row to Which to Copy

• Click on the row to which to copy• Click the button

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Privileges are Copied

• Enter the operator name and password information• Click the button to save operator information