You can change the status of all doors in a site or doors in specific emergency operation groups to locked, unlocked, remaining locked, or remaining unlocked.
Make sure you have grouped doors into an emergency operation group. See details in Add Emergency Operation Group.
In the top left corner of the Home page, select .
Control all or part of the doors in the current site.
When a door is locked, if you unlock the door, it will be unlocked. When open duration is over, the door will be locked again automatically.
Click to unlock all doors in the current site.
Click and select the emergency operation groups you want to unlock. Click OK to unlock the doors in the selected emergency operation groups.
For details about setting the door's open duration, see Edit Door for Current Site.
When the door is unlocked, if you lock the door, it will be closed and locked. The person who has the access permission can access the door with credentials.
Click to lock all doors in the current site.
Click and select the emergency operation groups that you want to lock. Click OK to lock the doors in the selected emergency operation groups.
Doors will be unlocked. All persons can access the door with no credentials required. This function is used when an emergency happens and all people are required to leave as quickly as possible, such as in a fire escape.
Click and all doors in the current site will remain unlocked.
Click and select the emergency operation groups. Click OK and the doors in the selected emergency operation groups will remain unlocked.
Door will be closed and locked. No person, except for the super users, can access the door even with authorized credentials. This function is applicable for situations such as preventing unwanted persons in the building from getting away.
Click to lock down all the doors in the site.
Click and select the emergency operation groups. Click OK and the doors in the selected emergency operation groups will remain locked.
For setting person's super user permission, refer to Role and User Management.