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28 July 20031 Doors Creating Time Zones. 28 July 20032 What is a Time Zone? A designated period of time in which access can be granted to a secure area.

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1 28 July 20031 Doors Creating Time Zones

2 28 July 20032 What is a Time Zone? A designated period of time in which access can be granted to a secure area or in which specific actions can occur

3 28 July 20033 Time Zone Parameters Doors has 32 separate, programmable time zones Each time zone has 4 Start/Stop periods Time zones can be applied to: –Access Groups –Automatic door lock/unlock control –Input/Output links

4 28 July 20034 Holiday Schedules Holidays are treated as special case time zones

5 28 July 20035 Time Nomenclature All time values are stored in 24-hour format (AKA Military Time): –Midnight = 00:00 hours –8 A.M. = 08:00 hours –Noon = 12:00 hours –6 P.M. = 18:00 hours –11:30 P.M. = 23:30 hours

6 28 July 20036 Opening the Time Zones Window Open the Setup > Timezones Window by either: –Clicking the Timezones tool bar button –Clicking the pull-down menu option

7 28 July 20037 The Time Zone Window You can set four separate start/stop times –For all seven days-of-the-week –For up to three unique holiday schedules

8 28 July 20038 Always Time Zone Always - Always allows access or action

9 28 July 20039 Never Time Zone Never - Never allows access or action

10 28 July 200310 Time Zone Creation is a 4-Step Process 1.Clear the time zone spreadsheet 2.Enter the desired start and stop times for all days-of-the-week (the time period in which to allow access or action) 3.Enter a descriptive name 4.Save the new time zone Examples may best demonstrate how time zones are created

11 28 July 200311 Example 1 Allow access under the following times and days: –6:30 A.M. (06:30) to 5:30 P.M. (17:30) –Monday through Friday

12 28 July 200312 Clear the Time Zone Spreadsheet Click the button to clear the spreadsheet –Clears the time zone name field –Clears all spreadsheet values

13 28 July 200313 Enter the Desired Start Times Enter the time-of-day when access or action is allowed –6:30 A.M., Monday through Friday –Never access on Saturday and Sunday

14 28 July 200314 Enter the Desired Stop Times Enter the time-of-day when access or action is no longer allowed –5:30 P.M. (17:30 hours), Monday through Friday

15 28 July 200315 Enter a Descriptive Name Descriptive names make reading event reports easier Enter a name such as 6:30A-to-5:30P-M-to-F

16 28 July 200316 Save the Time Zone Click on the button to save the time zone

17 28 July 200317 Example 2 Allow access or action under the following times and days: –10 P.M. (22:00) to 7 A.M. (7:00) –Monday night/Tuesday morning through Friday night/Saturday morning This is a late-shift that is spread across two calendar days

18 28 July 200318 Clear the Time Zone Spreadsheet Click the button to clear the spreadsheet –Clears the time zone name field –Clears all spreadsheet values

19 28 July 200319 Enter the Monday Start/Stop Times Monday is entered in two segments –Never access on Sunday –Monday from 10 P.M. (22:00) to Midnight (00:00) is entered in the Start1/Stop1 slots –Tuesday from Midnight (00:00) to 7 A.M. (07:00) is entered in the Start1/Stop1 slots

20 28 July 200320 Enter the Tuesday Start/Stop Times Tuesday is entered in two segments –Tuesday from 10 P.M. (22:00) to Midnight (00:00) is entered in the Start2/Stop2 slots –Wednesday from Midnight (00:00) to 7 A.M. (07:00) is entered in the Start1/Stop1 slots

21 28 July 200321 Enter the Balance of the Week Remaining days are entered similar to Monday/ Tuesday –Beginning of work day from 10 P.M. (22:00) to Midnight (00:00) entered in the Start2/Stop2 slots –Ending of work day from Midnight (00:00) to 7 A.M. (07:00) entered in the Start1/Stop1 slots

22 28 July 200322 Enter a Descriptive Name Descriptive names make reading event reports easier Enter a name such as 10PM-to-7AM-M-to-Sa

23 28 July 200323 Save the Time Zone Click on the button to save the time zone

24 28 July 200324 Correcting a Time Zone Entry To edit a time zone: click in a cell, enter the correct time, and save the change –If you edit a time zone you may want to rename the time zone to reflect the time change

25 28 July 200325 Holiday Schedules Three different holiday schedules can be defined in Doors –Different holidays may have different access or action requirements, i.e. Memorial Day may have a short access/action schedule Christmas Day may not allow access/action at all Holiday schedules can then be added to an existing time zone as if they are another day- of-the-week

26 28 July 200326 Enter the Holiday Schedule Enter the date and the holiday name for each holiday Click the button when all holidays are entered

27 28 July 200327 Add the Holiday Time Zone Select a time zone to add the holiday schedule to Enter the Start and Stop times for this set of holidays Click the button


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