Security: Access Control

ReadykeyPRO is changing some cardholder badges to Lost / Inactive / Returned status. What could be causing this?

Issue APE logviewer repeatedly shows the message No. 542: “SQL-Server-Database online”, even when the SQL-Database is deactivated in the configurator.   Solution One possible solution would be the following: Manually modify the Active.acf file Before starting this process make sure the APE Configurator and Logviewer are closed. Create a backup of the Active.acf file. This file is located in the folder C:\BOSCH\Access Professional Edition\PE\Data\Cfg, (unless non-default paths and folder names are chosen during installation). Open the Active.acf file with a Notepad. Find the “sql server database” line and set activated to 0. “Activated=0” (see figure 1). Figure 1 Save the changes Restart BOSCH APE Service

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Elevator Day Mode allows you to remove the need for badging so that you can allow open access to certain floors of a facility during the time periods you specify. Day Mode is configured on a per-floor basis, so the floors that need to remain in a secure state, requiring badging, can do so.

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