Editing the controller

To edit a controller, select Controllers from the side menu in the Devices section. 

Click on the name of the controller.

Basic

This tab provides general information about the controller.

Basic settings

• Controller name — text name of the controller, the serial number is specified by default;
• Location — controller mounting location;
• Access levels — required access level for the controller;
• Access calendar — controller access calendar.

System information

• Model;
• Software version;
• IP address;
• MAC;
• Serial number;
• Uptime;
• Last connection;
• Number of keys.

Relay

This tab is used to configure the control mode, readers and relays.

There are 8 types of controller control:

1. One door;
2. Two doors;
3. Turnstile;
4. Barrier;
5. Executive device;
6. One door with two relays;
7. Gate;
8. Security device.

• Relay name — text field to designate the relay;
• In location/Out location —  locations to which the relay provides access, the list corresponds to the hierarchy;
• Default relay state — state after controller loading, can be enabled or disabled;
• Impulse count — number of impulses to open the passage (usually used for the gate mode);
• Impulse delay — duration between impulses to open the passage (usually used for the gate mode);
• Interval — the duration between the pulses for opening the passage (usually used for gate mode);
• Duration pass — time for which the access is provided;
• Manual control — intended for providing access, enabling and disabling the relay.

Digital inputs

There are 4 digital inputs on the tab, by default Input 1(Di1) and Input 1(Di3) must be Open sensor, to Input 1(Di2) and Input 1(Di4) it is possible to assign a button or sensor and change the trigger state to open or close.

It is also possible to configure Notification of object being held (Always notify by default) and Time to pass (5 seconds by default).

Controller reboot

There are two ways to reboot:

1. On the Controllers page, click the context menu button (three dots) next to the required controller, and then click the Reboot button.

2. Click on the name of the required controller, on the edit page click More and then Reboot.

Transferring settings from one controller to another

There are two ways to transfer settings — on the Controllers page and on the Edit controller page.

1. On the Controllers page, click the context menu button (three dots) next to the required controller, and then click the Copy settings button.

      2. Then call the context menu (three dots) of the other controller and click Paste settings.

Controller removal

To remove a controller, click on the three dots next to the Version of the desired controller.

Select the Remove option.

In the appeared window Removing controller, click the Delete button.