Security: Access Control

Article describes how to set 1320 reader voltages

How do you upgrade an access panel in ReadykeyPRO?  Upgrading a panel becomes necessary if the current access panel does not have enough memory for the system or needs to be replaced for maintenance.

This article steps through the process of enabling the "pin or card" function in Access Professional Edition

How to set up Dual Factor Authentication (Card + Pin) APE

These are steps to assist with troubleshooting the AEC 2.1 time drifting.

Why doesn't the Assign Card dialog box open when entering cardholders in Access Professional Personnel Management?

Article lists AEC and Allplex network ports.

Scenario User needs to activate a relay when the door is held open, but they do not have an I/O board.   Solution Create an One Shot Advance I/O event to trigger the relay output desired. See below step by step how to do it.   Create a “Criteria” specifying the event we want to use to activate the relay output   Go to “Configuration” and then “Criteria”   Figure 1.   Click the “green plus” to create a new Criteria   Figure 2.   Under description assign a name In this example, the user only wants one door to trigger one relay, Click “Selected Devices Only”, select the desired door and add it to the “Selected Devices” column   Figure 3.   Click the “Events” tab   The user only wants the relay triggered by one specific event: “Door held open”. Click “Selected Events Only”. Add the desired event to the “List of Selected Events” column   Figure 4.   If this action is desired to happen only in one specific schedule, click the “Time” tab and choose the desired schedule. Click Save   Figure 5.   Create an Advanced IO to assign the Criteria for activating the relay output   Go to “Configuration”, and click “Advanced IO”   Figure 6.     Click the “green plus” to create a new one   Figure 7.   Under description assign a name for the new Advanced I/O The function needed is “One Shot” Select the output duration desired The “Input Control” is the criteria previously created. Click the edit button, select “Criteria” and the name assigned to the Criteria The “Output Link” is the relay output we want to activate. Click the edit button and select the relay output desired. Click the save button   Figure 8.

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This article could be useful if getting a login error in AMS Map View v5 in a Domain environment.

Find out from this article how the Gmail account can be configured in Bosch Access Easy Controller (AEC) 2.1.9.5 

  Related ProductsReadykey Pro Question How can I ensure that clients do not change certain features that require exclusive use of the SQL database for Readykey Pro? Answer Certain activities require that there are not any applications logged into the SQL database. These activities include running a database backup, archive, database setup, or forms designer. In some cases, a server has many clients logged into the database remotely. This makes it difficult to close all client connections. There is an easy way to work around this by running a few SQL commands. Login to SQL Management Studio Express. Expand the Databases folder and find AccessControl (for example, the Readykey Pro database). Right click on AccessControl and select New Query. In the query window, type: sp_who2 [Click EXECUTE]. Look for all SPID that have the login type of lenel. For each SPID number of login type lenel, type: kill (SPID) [Click EXECUTE]. IMPORTANT: Do not kill SPID for SQL Server, as this will kill the Management Studio connection. Run the required application (for example, Database Backup). This method does not prevent future connections to SQL Server. If an exclusive connection is required, the port SQL Server uses can be blocked by a firewall (for example, TCP port 1433). You should block ports with caution because it may also block local connections. A better solution would be to temporarily disable remote connections to SQL Server using SQL Server Configuration Manager.

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This article describes the use of the AECT utility within the AMS installation folder, that will check your PC specs to see if AMS can be installed. This is only a "guide" as to the recommended specs for installing AMS.

This article contains how-to series about data migration from Access Professional Edition (APE) to Access Management System (AMS).

1. Create a day model. Go to “System Data” and then “Calendar” Figure 1. Click on “Day Models” Figure 2. Click the “Create new” button Assign a name to the Day Model. Add a description and fill the intervals as needed In this example we are only creating one interval from 8 am to 5 pm. If needed, up to three intervals can be created in the same Day Model Click Save Figure 3. 2. Create a Time Model. Click “Time Models” Click the “Create new” button Assign a name to the Time Model. Add a description Select the number of days in the Period Select a reference date (select a past date and not a future date). Figure 4. Assign the Day Model to each day of the period as needed and click save Figure 5. Note: to verify the Time model is correct, click the preview button and confirm the dates match. The predefined holidays are shown below, assign the desired Day Model to apply on those days If holidays are not needed, click the “ignore special days” checkbox Figure 6.

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Article describes what port is used for AMCIP utility.

This article will guide users on the process of adding a reader extension board to an AMC controller in AMS.