Today
most establish organization has either an Intrusion Alarm or Access
Control or both. But most of them are either from different vendors
or operate separately or independently. They have different operating
system or procedure. To use the systems, the administrator has to
learn how to operate and maintain the two systems’ database/parameter
separately. If the administrator assign a staff permission to access
a protect area after office hour, he/she again have to program the
alarm system for the respective person to have authority to turn
it off. If a report of the events is required, he/she has to get
report from both systems. This is troublesome and time consuming
and therefore made the job of administrator difficult. With Integrated
system, the above problems are eliminated. This also provides immediate
benefit like elimination of possible false alarm and greatly increases
efficiency.
Integrated
System is usually more powerful and therefore can expand to hundred
of input zones, auxiliary outputs and access doors. The outputs
can be used to interface with Lift Controller for Lift Access Control.
These features allow control access of personnel to their respective
floor in commercial building, apartment or condominium Therefore
security is enhanced.
Other
type of functions can include control of building services like
lighting and air-condition. For example, system can turn off lighting
or air-condition when there is no movement of personnel or when
the alarm for the particular area is armed. This provide considerable
energy and cost saving.
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Next Generation in Access Control And Security Management systems |
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| Total
Integration |
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| Security |
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Up
to 2000 detection points are monitored throughout
the entire building. Each detection is protected
against tampering and tested by the system regularly.
Security events are reported immediately via a
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communication
options to Remote Monitoriung Stations, mobile
phones, on-site computers abd pagers. All events
are recorded for future reviews |
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| Access
Control |
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Access
through up to 250 doors, gates and turnstiles
can be controlled and monitored. Flexible programming
options allow full customisation of User permissions
across a range of access control levels. Occupants
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have access to their permitted Areas, through
doors and gates you designate and during the times
you specify! |
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| Multiple
Tenants |
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The
system maybe partitioned into up to 250 Tenancies or
Areas, each capable of operating as a separate system.
Security, Access and Automation may be programmed to
operate individually for each Tenant, events being reported
by Tenant’s choice of communication option. Users
may be assigned permissions allowing them access to
one or more Tenancies. |
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| Facilities
Manager |
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The
Facilities Manager can fully administer all User and
Access permissions via ACCEPT Windows based computer
software. In addition, ACCEPT software gives full
control of entities within the system such as doors,
hearing, air-conditioning, lighting and other outputs
such as pumps, garden sprinklers and gates.
Alarms and other specific events can be programmed
to appear on the Facilities Manager’s computer
screen to ensure that he/she remains up-to-date with
what is happening within the building.
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| Lift
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Lift
Access may be controlled and monitored using the same
card or key fob issued to the User for Door Access
and Security. When the card of key fob is presented
at the reader in a Lift Car, the User is only able
to select a Floor from the specific list of Floors
that has been assigned to him or her. Only one Floor
may be selected each time a card or fob is presented
and all selections are recording to review.
This feature provides a relatively simple access solution
for those applications where office space is let on
a “per floor” basis.
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| High
Security Areas |
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Door
Interlocking may be used in High Security Areas to ensure
that only one door to this area is unlocked at any one
time. Access through an interlocked door is not available
whilst somebody else is using an associated interlocked
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| Energy
Management |
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To
minimize energy wastage, lights and other facilities
may be automatically turned on when movement of a person
entering a room is detected. They can then be turned
off again when no movement has been detected for a specific
time, as set by you. |
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| Visitors,
Contractors and Guests |
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The
Concept System provides a contingency for visitors and
contractors who attend your premises for short periods
of time. Each visitor may be issued a proximity identification
card which only valid between specific time and on specific
days, as set by you.
These cards may be given restricted access through specific
doors and to specific Floors and even made to cancel
themselves upon their first use.
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| Building
Services |
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Garden
Sprinklers, Fountains or other utilities may be programmed
to operate between specific times and on certain days.
They may even be qualified by other conditions. (Garden
Sprinklers will not activate if the moisture sensors
indicate the ground is already moist).
Manual operation of utilities is also available, if
desired, including control via computer or a mobile
phone using GSM Short Message Service (SMS)
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| Car
Park |
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Car
Park entry may be restricted to specific users or use
at certain times. Users must present a valid proximity
identification card to enter or exit the site.
Separate “In” and “Out” boomgates
and readers allow vehicles to be counted. The “Car
Park Full” sign may be illuminated and the “In”
boomgate disabled when all available spaces have been
taken. The sign may be turned off again and the “In”
boomgate re-enabled as vehicles leave spaces become
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| Networking
and Security |
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Multiple
panels and multiple computers may be networked to achieve
Facilities Management on a grand scale! Many panels
and many computers may be linked within the one building
to extend system capabilities and allow management by
multiple computer operators.
Furthermore, buildings may be linked nationally or even
globally to achieve truly centralized Facilities Management
and proprietary Security Monitoring. Concept represents
the ideal choice for those corporations seeking a national
or international solution.
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| Why
should I install a Concept Access 4000 System? |
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Concept
Access 4000 maintains its cost effectiveness across
the spectrum, regardless of the size of your system,
modular design and memory size options ensure that you
are only paying for what you need. Furthermore, incredible
expandability and on-going product development and support,
ensure that a Concept Access 4000 system purchased today
is a long term investment in your security management
plan, avoiding the need to replace a system that will
not keep pace with your needs. Concept Access 4000 provides
a totally integrated solution with unrivaled scalability
and flexibility.
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is integrated technology? |
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Concept Access 4000 seamlessly combines Security
Monitoring, Access Control of Doors and Lifts and
Building Management Technologies within the one
system. |
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should i install an integrated system? |
Integration
of technologies offers considerable control over the movements
and actions of staff and visitors as well as significant cost
savings for the property owner, tenant or manager.
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All
users are assigned individual permissions within the system
and access to and from any Area, movement through Doors
and access via Lifts etc are strictly controlled, reported
and recorded. |
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Reduction
in the time required to administer separate systems and
produce composite reports. All information is now contained
within the same system and compatibility of data across
applications is not an issue. |
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Having
granted access to a User, the system automatically turns
off the security alarm to reduce unnecessary alarms events
and turns on the lights to prevent accidents. |
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Reduced
cost due to the reduction in cabling and labour required
to install and maintain individual systems. |
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Reduced
cost as a result of the system’s ability to ”share”
detectors, inputs and outputs across technologies. For
example, the same motion detector used to detect intruders
after-hours may be utilized to automatically turn on lights
in the room when somebody enters during business hours.
If there has been no movement in the room for a given
time, the lights may be turned off, further reducing costs
through more efficient energy management. |
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scope of integrated applications and the inherent cost savings
are only bound by your imagination!
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| Component
of a Concept System |
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Control module |
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The
control Module is the heart of the Concept 3000 and Concept
Access 4000 system. This unit integrates Access Control,
Security Management and Building Automation features, store
all data, communicates with all other modules connected
to the systems LAN and reports alarms and system activity
to the Central Station.
It
has 16 input zones (expandable to over 2000 with additional
modules) and 2 auxiliary outputs.
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| Control
Module Options |
| 8
Axillary Output Expander Board |
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This
expansion board provides an additional 8 Auxiliary outputs
on a Concept 3000 or Access 4000 Control Module, complementing
the existing 2 Control Module Auxiliaries. The board plugs
directly into the Control Module, thus eliminating the need
for any additional enclosure or interconnection cable. |
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| Single,
Dual and Quad Port UART Boards |
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This
module provides up to 4 high speed, software configurable,
serial ports to allow connection of peripheral serial devices
to the Concept 3000 / Access 4000 Control Module. Specific
cables are available for connection to printers, modems or
personal computer serial ports. The module is available configured
for 1, 2 or 4 ports |
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| Expanded
Memory Chips |
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Expanded
Memory Chips provide the option of 128K or 512K memory on
a Concept 3000 or 512K memory on an Access 4000 Control
Module. 128K typical allows up to 2000 Users Codes, 96 Areas,
32 Doors, 32 Terminals and 12 Expanders. 512K typically
allows up to 4000 User Codes, 250 Areas, 128 Doors, 99 Terminals
and 64 Expanders. These figures are based upon “Standard”
memory configuration. Several different configurations are
available in each memory size to suit different system applications.
An
Expanded Memory Chip is sold as a set which also included
a replacement GAL chip. This GAL chip must be substituted
for the existing GAL in order for the Control Module to
effectively use the Expanded Memory.
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| LCD
Terminal |
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The
LCD terminal all the user to easily perform user operations,
review system activity and program all option. It allows the
use of plain English text to guide the User through operations
and identify alarms, events and items by name. |
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| 2
Door Access Module |
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The
2 door Access Module provides an interface for Card Reader
Access Control and Security. The alarm system in specific
Areas may be turned on and off upon presentation of a valid
card at a Card Reader. In additional, Dual Card, Card plus
PIN, and Anti-Passback requirements may be assigned on a “per
door” basic when programming the system. Door Open Too
Long (DTOL) and Tongue Sense Inputs are also provided, as
well as outputs or indication of Valid or Invalid request
for access. |
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| Universal
Expander |
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Universal
Expander Module connects to either a Concept 3000, Access
4000 to provide an additional 16 Zones inputs, 8 Auxiliary
outputs and 2 Siren drivers. Up to 64 Expander modules can
be installed in a Concept 3000 or Access 4000 system, depending
on the memory option fitted to the Control Module. The optional
Lift Interface board enables extensive control and monitoring
of Lift Car operation and floor access, if used within a Concept
3000 or Access 4000 system. |
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| Expander
Options |
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Zone Expander Board |
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The
16 Zone Expander board provides an additional 16 Zones input
for the Universal Expander, along with extra detector power
supply connections to simplify device wiring. The board is
installed within the Universal Expander enclosure and connection
is made via ribbon cable supplied. All communications and
power requirements for the board are provided by the host
Universal Expander module |
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| 24
Auxiliary Expander Board |
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The
24 Auxiliary Expander board provides an additional 24 Auxiliary
output for the Universal Zone Expander Module, along with
extra power supply connections that may be required for devices
connected to the outputs. |
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| Mini
Expander |
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The
Mini Expander module can be used within the same Concept 3000
or 4000 applications as the 16 Zone Universal Expander, providing
a cost effective solution whenever a small number of zones
and auxiliaries are required. 8 zones inputs and 8 auxiliary
output are provided.
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additional, programmable de-bounce time and input counters
are features exclusive to the Mini Expander, further increasing
the scope of application and flexibility of the Concept 3000
and Access systems. |
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| Relay
Boards |
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Relay Expander Board (Control Module) |
The
8 Relay Expander provides low voltage, high current relay
outputs, offering a general purpose interface in applications
such as warning devices, air-conditioning, process control
and access control including door locks, lift call and lift
floor selection. One board can be connected to the Control
Module via the Bus Latch PCB to provide 8 Relay outputs. If
extra relays are required, they can be installed in Mini or
Universal Expander Modules using an expander version of the
8 Relay Expander board 993082E |
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Relay Expander Board (Expander Module) |
This
version of the 8 Relay Expander board has all the functionality
of the Control Module version but is designed to plug into
the Universal Expander. One Relay Expander board may be used
on a Mini Expander and up to 3 Relay Expander boards can be
“daisy chained” on Relay Extension cable (605019),
providing options of 8, 16 or 24 Relay outputs. |
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| Relay
Extension Cable |
(Suitable
for 993082C and 993082E) |
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This
44cm extension cable allows Relay boards to be mounted or
housed away from their respective Control Module, Mini Expender
or Univeral Expender Module. Multiple sockets allow up to
3 relay boards to be connected to the one Universal Expender
Module.
| Relay
Interface |
This
single Relay Interface provides DPDT Relay Contacts
for Auxiliary control and is activated by Concept
3000 / Access 4000 Auxiliary Open Collector outputs. |
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| Lan
Isolator |
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Installation
of the LAN Isolator within a Concept 3000 or Access 4000
system provides opto-isolation of the LAN cabling with an
optional LAN “loop” wiring feature. The result
is elimination of any physical connection between isolated
sections and the ability for the unit to suspend communications
in any section where cable faults and tamper conditions
are detected.
Earth
loop problems may be overcome, while surge protection, signal
strength and LAN cabling distances are enhanced. Outputs are
provided for connection to Zone inputs on a system module
to provide indication of the status of individual LAN “loops”
and “branches” allowing alarms to be activated
and reported as required |
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| GSM
Modem |
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The
GSM Digital Mobile Network offers an alternate communication
path for alarm transmissions, pager style alarm messages and
PC Direct. By connecting an Inner Range GSM Modem to the Concept
3000 or Access 4000 system via a UART port and using the “GSM
Data” Comms Task, the Concept system is able to use the
GSM mobile phone network to:
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Accept
a data call from a PC running PC Direct and communicate
at 9600 Baud |
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Send
IRFast to an FE100 Central Station Receiver as either
the main communications path or as a backup task |
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Send
text alarm information to any GSM mobile phone using the
GSM Short Message Service (SMS) |
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Accept
text commands sent from any GSM (with SMS) mobile phone
to control areas, home auxiliaries and zone isolations
and to report status changes back to the mobile phone. |
The
status and call progress of the GSM Modem can be followed
or inspected via a comprehensive review log, including display
of received signal strength to ensure installation is reliable.
Various
GSM networks offer competitive rates for data calls and sms
services, allowing the “GSM Data” Comms Task to
be used as the primary communication path. |
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| Analog
Module |
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The
Concept 3000 / Access 4000 Analog module is an interface for
analog quantities within the Concept system. The analog module
can be programmed so that when an analog level from any one
or more of the 4 independent analog inputs exceeds or drops
below a pre-programmed trigger point an alarm or seal signal
can be generated and an auxiliary operated. Analog levels
can be monitored or controlled in scaled units at any LCD
Terminal or remotely off-site |
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| Serial
Temperature Sensor |
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The
Serial Temperature Sensor is polled by the Analog module every
2 seconds. The sensor records the temperature and converts
the temperature value to an 8 bit digital value. The digital
data is then sent to the Analog is supplied with a wall mounting
kit and requires no further calibration.
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Temperature
may be polled every 2 seconds |
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Wall
mounting kit supplied |
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No
calibration required |
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| Lantronix
Serial Server |
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The
Lantronix MSS100 Micro Serial Server enables the concept system
to be controlled via an Ethernet network, the internet or
Virtual Private network. The small inobtrusive server simply
connects to a serial port on the concept UART board and, when
configured, allows RJ45 Ethernet connection and control of
the concept system using a number of protocols including TCP/IP. |
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| ACCEPT
System Management Software |
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ACCEPT,
Windows(R) based System Management software, enables
Installers and Administrators to programme and control
the Concept Access 4000 via a personal computer. The
Windows(R) based operating environment provides “point
and click” ease of use, whilst ACCEPT delivers
powerful programming and administration tools.
All programming features are supported via ACCEPT and
the application’s enhanced graphical screens greatly
contribute to the sophisticated presentation and functionality
of this package.
The
extensive User database allows tens of thousands of
card holders within the Concept Access 4000 system.
User records detail specific access and security permissions
and can also display individual identification photographs
of Users.
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The
status of multiple Areas may be easily monitored. In
the event of an alarm or similar occurrence, a floorplan
of the specific Area may be viewed.
Zone
inputs and outputs are graphically displayed on the
floorplan and provide the operator with immediate feedback
on location and status whilst Door, Area and Auxiliary
icons allow monitoring and control from the PC.
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Full
panel database editing |
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More
stable database which uses less system resources |
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Sophisticated
Review Management and Report Generation |
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Advanced
access control features |
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Improved
alarm handling |
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Free
downloads and upgrades of ACCEPT will be available
to current users of CommPass |
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| Accept
Net |
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Multi-Client,
Multi-Panel and Multi-Tenancy System Management Application |
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Server
administration features include, upload, download, DB
repair, DB delete, backup and restore to/from ZIP as well
as client and panel set up |
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Secure
TCP set up feature |
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Operator
accounts and permissions can be administered on a per
Tenancy basis |
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Editing
of panel user, user-type, area/door/floor/lift list, time-zone,
menu-group, area, door lift programming is limited by
user-type list applied in tenancy definition |
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Control
of most entities within the system |
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Faster
review archiving & multiple review archive selection
for report generation |
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Specific
control of visible program items and features on a per
user basis |
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Operation
login-log is encrypted text |
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Supports
a range of PSD software add-ons |
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