# Definitions

Super User: The user who has all operation levels of the system, who can assign new users (such as company management personnel, registrar, and access control administrator) in the system and configure the roles of corresponding users.

Role: During daily use, the super user needs to assign new users having different levels. To avoid setting individual levels for each user, roles having certain levels can be set in Role Management, and then be assigned to specified users.

Access Control Time Zone: It can be used for door timing. The reader can be made usable during valid time periods for certain doors and unusable during other time periods. Time zone can also be used to set Normal Open time periods for doors, or set access control levels so that specified users can only access specified doors during specified time periods (including access levels and First-Card Normal Open settings).

Door Status Delay: The duration for delayed detection of door sensor after the door is opened. Detection is performed only after the door is opened and the delay duration expired. When the door is not in the ˇ°Normally Openˇ± period, and the door is opened, the device will start timing. It will trigger alarm when the delay duration expired, and stop alarm when you close the door. The door status delay should be longer than the lock drive duration.

Close and Reverse-lock: Set whether or not to lock after door closing.

Lock Drive Duration: Used to control the delay for unlocking after card punching.

First-Card Normal Open: During a specified interval, after the first verification by the person having First-Card Normal Open level, the door will be Normal Open, and will automatically restore closing after the valid interval expires.

Multi-Card Opening: This function needs to be enabled in some special access occasions, where the door will open only after the consecutive verification of multiple people. Any person verifying outside of the defined combination (even if the person belongs to other combinations) will interrupt the procedure, requiring a 10 seconds wait to restart verification. It will not open by verification of only one of the combination.

Interlock: Can be set for any two or more locks belonging to one access control panel, so that when one door is opened, the others will be closed, allowing only one door to be open at a time.

Anti-pass Back: The card holder who entered from a door by card punching must exit from the same door by card punching, with the entry and exit records strictly consistent.

Linkage Setting: When an event is triggered at an input point of the access control system, a linkage action will occur at the specified output point to control such events as verification, opening, alarming and exception of the system and list them in the corresponding monitored report for view by the user.