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IP address The numeric address (like 192.168.1.1) that identies each
device in a TCP/IP network. input A hardware connection
point used for status reporting of a particular sensor.
input A hardware connection point used for status reporting of a
particular sensor.
intelligent system controller (ISC) See access panel.
issue code Part of the access control information contained on a
credential that allows reuse of the badge ID when a credential
is lost, damaged, or stolen. Usually one or two digits in
length, this code increments forward when creating a new
credential. Access is granted only when the badge ID and the
issue code match the current database information.
look ahead An ofine feature where a higher issue code for a particular
badge ID knocks out the same badge ID with a lower issue
code from an ofine lock when the badge ID with higher issue
code is presented to the lock.
mortise A lock chassis that installs into a mortised cavity in the edge
of a door.
netbook/notebook A small laptop computer that is designed primarily for
accessing Internet-based applications.
output A B.A.S.I.S. on-board relay or switch that is congurable to
follow the status of an input, system condition, or a time
zone.
passage mode The ability to double present an authorized credential within
the strike time to unlock an opening. The lock is returned
to its original status by a second, double presentation of an
authorized credential..
PDA Personal Digital Assistant.
programming cable The cable used to connect the mobile device to the B.A.S.I.S.
Lock.
reader interface module (RIM) A circuit board that acts as the integration point for access
activity at a particular opening. The RIM integrates Card
Reader, Door Position, Request-to-Exit, and Lock Control
activity with the ISC.
request to exit A sensor usually installed on the non-secure side of the door
that will mask the door position switch upon activation.
time interval A specic range of time, which corresponds to a particular day
or days of the week. A time zone can be comprised of several,
individual intervals.
- B.A.S.I.S 1
- Ofine 1
- User Guide 1
- Contents 3
- Overview 5
- 6Overview 6
- How B.A.S.I.S. Readers Work 7
- 8Overview 8
- Overview9 9
- B.A.S.I.S. V 9
- 10Overview 10
- Overview11 11
- Setup Checklist 12
- Installation and Conguration 13
- Needed Components 14
- Task 2: Install Encoder 15
- Click to test 17
- Dening the system 18
- Task 3: Dene Card Formats 19
- Task 4: Dene Badge Types 22
- 2 Click the Ofine Lock tab 25
- 3 Click Add 25
- 5 Click OK 26
- 9 Click OK 28
- Add access levels 32
- Figure 17 Access level 32
- 3 Click the Badge tab 35
- 10 Click No 37
- 4 Click Next 39
- 8 Click Next 42
- 7 Click the “OK” button 46
- 4 Click the “OK” button 47
- PDA Software Installation 50
- 2 Click Accept 50
- 3 Click Next 51
- 6 Click Next 53
- 7 Click Next 54
- 18 Click More 57
- 21 Click OK 59
- Netbook/Notebook 60
- Figure 50 Setup Wizard 61
- 5 Click Next 63
- 7 Click Close 64
- Set Up and Maintain65 65
- 66Set Up and Maintain 66
- 68Set Up and Maintain 68
- Set Up and Maintain69 69
- Set Up and Maintain71 71
- 72Set Up and Maintain 72
- Set Up and Maintain73 73
- Get History 73
- 74Set Up and Maintain 74
- Set Up and Maintain75 75
- 76Set Up and Maintain 76
- 2 Tap Connect 76
- 3 Enter your password 76
- Set Up and Maintain77 77
- 78Set Up and Maintain 78
- Set Up and Maintain79 79
- 1 Tap Menu Set Date/Time 79
- 2 Tap Reader Tech 80
- 80Set Up and Maintain 80
- 1 Tap Menu > Set 80
- Set Up and Maintain81 81
- 82Set Up and Maintain 82
- Set Up and Maintain83 83
- 84Set Up and Maintain 84
- Set Up and Maintain85 85
- 86Set Up and Maintain 86
- 1 Tap Menu > Unlock Once 86
- 1 Tap Menu > Deep Reset 86
- Set Up and Maintain87 87
- Set Up and Maintain89 89
- 3 Click OK 89
- 90Set Up and Maintain 90
- Set Up and Maintain91 91
- 92Set Up and Maintain 92
- Set Up and Maintain93 93
- Set Up and Maintain95 95
- Congure Lockset 95
- 96Set Up and Maintain 96
- Set Up and Maintain99 99
- 5 Click OK to exit 99
- 100Set Up and Maintain 100
- Diagnostics 100
- Set Up and Maintain101 101
- 3 Swipe a card 101
- 102Set Up and Maintain 102
- Set Up and Maintain103 103
- 104Set Up and Maintain 104
- Set Up and Maintain105 105
- 106Set Up and Maintain 106
- 2 Click OK 106
- Set Up and Maintain107 107
- 108Set Up and Maintain 108
- Set Up and Maintain109 109
- 110Set Up and Maintain 110
- Set Up and Maintain111 111
- 112Set Up and Maintain 112
- 2 Click OK to Deep Reset 112
- Set Up and Maintain113 113
- 114Set Up and Maintain 114
- Set Up and Maintain115 115
- 6 Click OK to exit 115
- Managing B.A.S.I.S 117
- Cardholders 117
- Creating Cardholders 118
- Software Conguration119 119
- 6 Click OK 119
- Searching for Cardholders 121
- Searching specically 122
- Johnson East 122
- Dormitory 122
- Encoding Existing Cardholders 123
- 124Software Conguration 124
- 6 Click No 124
- Encoder LED 125
- Encoder Slot 125
- Glossary 127
- 128Glossary 128
- Glossary129 129
- 130Glossary 130
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