Interlogix VEREX Director - Manual (Page 257)

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If you change any value for a reader/door, this will
cause that device to be reset to its default /
scheduled state (this allows configuration updates to
be managed properly). To check or re-set status
aspects, refer to the "Door" status/control topic.
Introduction to Access-Controlled
Doors
"Access-control" (who can go where and
when) can be easily integrated into the system
using door-control modules. This controlled
access can be added for up to
32 doors per
panel (with 1 or 2 readers per door).
Door capacity and type(s) of door controllers supported
depends on your software licensing agreement, which
is managed through the 'activation key' on the parallel
(or USB) port of the server (or only) PC (and the
licensing software provided).
Elevators: The door capacity is shared with elevators
(max. 32 combined). Elevators also share the door
numbering (and panel memory space), and will be
listed along with the doors (editable under "Elevator"
only). Tip: You can define elevators at the end of the
list, or click [Filter] on the toolbar to show only the
numbers associated with doors.
Also See: Elevators (Lifts) and Associated Readers.
The entry-requirements for each reader / door
can be configured to meet your specific
requirements. As well, many items can be set
to a rotating schedule, allowing different
parameters to be in effect after-hours.
Two card types can be set up, allowing either Wiegand
/ Prox and Magstripe / barcode, or two types of
Wiegand / Prox cards to be supported (at the same
time) at each specific panel. For details on setting up
the card/token format, refer to "System Card-Access
Settings".
Wiegand-output reader keypads are supported for
Card+PIN (and PIN-Only) entry modes and signalling
duress. Matrix-style keypads (i.e., that require
additional connections) are supported only via
converted TDC and PDC door controllers.
To set up monitoring for an Entry/Exit door that is NOT
electronically controlled for personnel access, refer to
"Inputs—Monitored Sensors".
How to Get Here
Multi-Account Systems: First select [Account Folders]
in the 'tree', and locate and double-click the desired
account.
MyTools Bar: Doors
In the Tree: Configuration
(click the "+") ,
 Doors (Under the specific panel group and panel--if
listed in the 'tree'.) Related Topic: "Other
Desktop Choices"
Tip: The Grid / Form toolbar-button allows selecting
your preferred view-mode (forms view is recommended
here).
Things You Can Do
 Add a Door: Click [+] at the bottom of the
form, or right-click the form and select Add
New from the pop-up menu.
Note: The door controller module must be already
defined. For details, refer to "Expansion Modules".
Tips: Check the 'Standard' and 'Reader' tabs for
basic settings. (Additional tabs contain optional
features.) You can copy all settings for a Door, and
paste them into another one: Right-click the 1
st one
(a blank area if in 'Forms' view), and select Copy.
Then, select a blank/new door from the list, right-click
again, and select Paste. After 'pasting', change the
name and any settings as desired.
 View/Change an Existing One: Select one
from the pop-up list at the bottom of the
form.
 Search for a Door: Click the 'binoculars'
symbol. Then, enter the name and click
[Find].
Tip: You can search by name or the 1 st few
characters--e.g., nam* 
 Delete a Door: Right-click a blank area on
the form ( If grid view: Right-click the item in the
list ), and select "Delete". When prompted to
confirm, select Yes.
Working in Grid View: You can:  View or enter values;
 Right-click an item and select from the pop-up menu;
 Click a column heading to sort on that column.
(Filter on Column: Shows only items matching an
entered value or 1
st few chars.--e.g., nam*. A red
column heading indicates the list is filtered.)
Screen Reference
Doors, Readers, and Related Settings