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What does the System Configuration of USB Communication screen include Axessor Apexx Software

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What does the System Configuration of USB Communication screen include Axessor Apexx Software?

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The System Configuration screen contains the basic configuration settings for you Lock system. The System Configuration screen has the following fields/settings:

  • Support Contact - enter any relevant support contact names or information in this field
  • Time Zone - Use the drop-down menu to select a Time Zone for your system
  • Time Format - choose between one of the following formats:
    • "12 Hour" - HH:MM AM/PM
    • "24 Hour" - HH:MM
  • Date Format - choose from one of the following formats:
    • MM/DD/YYYY
    • DD/MM/YYYY
    • YYYY/MM/DD
  • PIN Length - Use the drop-down menu and select a PIN length for your lock system (between 6 and 12)
  • During Bolt Open - This defines the behavior of the keypad when the bolt is open. Use the drop-down menu to select from one of the following:
    • "No Action"
    • "Beep Only"
    • "Notify Only"
    • "Beep + Notify"
  • During Door Open - This defines the behavior of the keypad when the door is open. Use the drop-down menu to select from one of the following:
    • "No Action"
    • "Beep Only"
    • "Notify Only"
    • "Beep + Notify"
  • During Confirmation Window - This defines the behavior of the keypad during a Confirmation Window. Use the drop-down menu to select from one of the following:
    • "No Action"
    • "Beep Only"
    • "Notify Only"
    • "Beep + Notify"
  • During Time Delay - This defines the behavior of the keypad during a Time Delay event. Use the drop-down menu to select one of the following:
    • "No Action"
    • "Beep Only"
    • "Notify Only"
    • "Beep + Notify"
  • Buzzer Volume - This refers to the Buzzer used to provide user feedback at the keypad. Use the drop-down menu to set the buzzer volume on a scale of 0 to 5 (0 = off, 5 = loudest)
  • Display Brightness - This refers to the brightness of the keypad Display screen. Use the drop-down menu to set the Display screen brightness on a scale of 1 to 5 (1 = dimmest, 5 = brightest)
  • Keypad Brightness - This refers to the brightness of the illuminating keys of the keypad. Use the drop-down menu to set the Display screen brightness on a scale of 0 to 5 (0 = off, 5 = brightest)
  • Countdown - used to control how the remaining time in a time delay / time lock period is displayed on screen
    • "Disabled" - no count is displayed
    • "Down" - the count is displayed starting from the time delay (or time lock) value
       and counts down to zero
    • "Up" - the count is displayed starting from zero and going up until the time delay (or time lock) value is reached
  • Confirmation Window - After a time delay period has expired, the lock enters the Confirmation Window, during which a valid credential can be entered to open the lock. Use the drop-down menu to set the Confirmation Window length in minutes and seconds. The Confirmation window can be given a value anywhere from 1-minute to 4-hours 15-minutes.
  • Immediate Time Lock Max - this setting allows the user to define the maximum value for the Immediate Time Lock setting. Use the drop-down menu to set its value in days, hours, and minutes.
  • Lag Time - If using Sequential Open, the Lag time is the amount of time between the unlocking of the primary lock and the unlocking of the other lock. Use the drop-down to select the Minutes and Seconds.
  • DST Observed - click this slider to enable/disable the observance of Daylight Savings Time. DST is observed when the slider is blue and to the right .
  • Sequential Open - this allows you to set up multiple locks to open sequentially with a single unlock command. When configured, the Primary lock will open, followed by a defined "Lag Time" period, then another lock will open. Click the slider to enable/disable Sequential Open. Sequential Open is enabled when the slider is blue and to the right .
  • Duress Enabled - click this slider to enable/disable the Duress feature for your system. Duress is enabled when the slider is blue and to the right .

Once you are done making changes to the System Configuration settings, click the button.

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