Interlogix TruPortal - Manual (Page 39)

TruPortal Software User Guide 27
Configuring Devices
Note: The Aux and Tamper inputs listed above do not apply to doors connected to IPSDCs.
17. Click [Accept Changes].
18. Repeat for each door.
Configure a Door for Disabled Access
Events are recorded whenever doors are held open too long and when access is granted but the door is
not opened. With an optional alarm light or klaxon, the System can trigger a physical alarm if the door
is forced or held open too long.
To accommodate the needs of those who may require more time to open or pass through a door, the
System allows users to identify which credentials are granted this permission, and allows users to
configure a door for optional features, such as an automatic door opener, and extra time for Request to
Exit sensors. This is done on a credential-by-credential basis to preserve site security, as the longer a
door is held open, the easier it is for people to enter without presenting a credential. See
Add a
Credential on page 68.
1. Select System Administration > Devices.
2. Expand the tree below the System Controller.
3. Expand the tree below the Door Controller.
4. Select the Door to configure.
Note: Some fields will not appear on the Devices page if a door is connected to an IPSDC,
which does not support auxiliary input/output types or tamper input points. Refer to the
IP-based Single Door Controller Quick Reference to learn about modifying switch
settings for input types.
5. Select a Normal Grant Access Time .
6. Select an Extended Grant Access Time .
This is the amount of time the door will remain unlocked so the person can open it.
7. Select a Door Held Time .
8. Select an Extended Door Held Time .
This is the amount of time the door can remain open so the person can pass through.
9. Select a Door Strike Mode.
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Timed Unlock
•
Lock on Close
10. (Optional) Select a Linked Camera if one is positioned to monitor the door.
11. Select an Access Mode .
12. (Optional) Select Request to Exit Enabled if the door is wired for it.
13. (Optional) If Request to Exit Enabled is selected, select Do Not Activate Strike on RTE to
prevent the door strike from energizing when the Request to Exit contact closes.
14. (Optional) Select any alarms the door is wired for:
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Door Held Open
•
Door Forced Open
•
Tamper
15. If the door is wired for a door opener:
a. Select “Extended RTE” from the Aux Input list.
b. Select “ Door Opener ” from the Aux Relay list.