Access Zones views
A defined access zone controls and monitors the entry and exit of personnel assigned to the zone, manages the occupancy levels
for the zone, and configures anti-passback controls based on occupancy and the time of day.
Figure 247. Access Zones view
This view opens when you click in a remote host. It includes a tabular display of all existing access zones, including zones from all peer and subordinate stations.
- You cannot add or edit an access zone from a Supervisor view. To add or edit, use the controller station Access Zone views.
- From a Supervisor, you can see all system-wide access zones after you join and replicate subordinate controller zones.
- To view the detailed configuration (doors, entry readers, exit readers, and other devices) of an individual access zone, you must connect to the controller directly.
- Using the (Station Manager - Database) view, you may join one or more controller station(s) into a single access zone.
- Using the Grouping tab of a specific access zone view, you can group joined entry and exit stations into a single access zone.
Buttons
In addition to the standard control buttons (Summary, Delete, Rename, Filter, Column Chooser, Refresh, Manage Reports, and Export), these buttons provide specific access features:
Add creates a new access zone. The view it opens defines activity alert extensions, occupants, supervisors, entry readers,
exit readers, and groups.
Hyperlink opens the access zone summary view.
Columns
Access Zone columns
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Zone Name | Displays the name of the Access Zone. |
| Station Name | Displays the name of the primary station associated with the Access Zone. It is possible to have card readers from more than one station in an enterprise access zone. |
| Fallback Enforcement | Displays the current state of fallback enforcement (Off, Soft, or Hard) that is assigned for the displayed zone. |