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3.8.3 Programming Security Levels with Elevator Control
The first step is to identify the different security levels required to control access as described in our hypothetical
building, and then to program these levels into the software program. Refer to Section 3.5 for more information
on programming security levels.
SL02
Figure 40
This security level is created to allow
building residents 24 hour a day, seven
days a week access into the building (TZ1)
either through the main entry (relay 1) or
the rear entry (relay 3). It also allows them
to use elevators 1, 2, 3 or 4 at any time
(relays 5, 6, 7 and 8), and allows them to
access floors 5 through 19 (note that floors
5-19 are activated). Floor 20 is not
included in TZ1 because access to the
exercise room (relay 4) is not available 24
hours a day (Fig 40). TZ2 is created to
allow residents with exercise room
privileges access to the exercise room
(relay 4) and allows them to gain access to
the 20th floor by any of the elevators
during the times defined by TZ2 (Fig 41).
SL03
SL03-TZ1 is identical to SL02-TZ1, but
SL03 does not have any other additional
time zones. This security level was
created to allow residents without exercise
room privileges access to the building and
all floors with the exception of the exercise
room and floor 20 (Fig 42).
NOTE: You cannot simply assign SL02 to
the residents who do not have exercise
room privileges, even though SL02-TZ1 is
identical to the SL03 security level.
Remember, SL02-TZ2 allows access to
this restricted area. Assigning SL02 to
these residents will give them access to
this area!
Figure 41
The two security levels created here meet
all the access control requirements and
restrictions for the building residents as
described in 3.8.1. Additional security
levels now need to be created to meet the
access control and access restriction
requirements for the businesses located
on floors 2, 3 and 4.
Figure 42
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