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Global Lock Ignore Override
When enabled, this option prevents an operator from issuing a manual door command
such as lock door, unlock door, temporary unlock, control point override, or monitor point
override that would override the Global Lock command. If an operator attempts such a
command a message appears stating the command could not be completed and a cor-
responding event message is recorded. The default is not to ignore overrides allowing
an operator to manually operate doors in a Global Lock state.
1. To ignore manual commands that override a Global Lock, click in the Global Lock
Ignore Override field in the grid and select Yes in the pull-down menu.
NOTE: This setting is system wide. If enabled, no manual overrides are allowed regard-
less of hardware settings.
Global Lock Type
Specifies what action to take when a Global Lock command is issued. The three dif-
ferent actions are:
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Lock – immediately locks designated unlocked doors (doors on a schedule or are
manually unlocked). Locked means that credentials that have valid access still
work and the REX still works.
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Lock-Out – operates the same as Lock but no credentials are allowed access
regardless of access level/group permissions. REX functions normally.
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Lock-Down – operates the same as Lock-Out with REX no longer functioning.
The default is lock.
1. To set a different Global Lock type, click in the Global Lock Type field in the grid
and select the desired Lock, Lock-Out, or Lock-Down option in the pull-down
menu.
Precedence
Determines which mode can override the other. The default is Global Unlock has pre-
cedence over Global Lock.
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If Global Unlock has precedence then Global Lock will not take effect until the
Global Unlock is cleared.
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If Global Lock has precedence then Global Unlock will not take effect until the
Global Lock is cleared.
1. To set the mode override Precedence, click in the Precedence field in the grid and
select the desired Global Unlock Has Precedence or the Global Lock Has