
Glossary
Anti Passback
A feature that prevents a user from giving his or her code/tag to someone else to use. A user code/
tag must be used to enter then used to exit before it can be reused to enter again. This feature
requires one Reader for entry and a second Reader for exit.
Real Antipassback
A valid and authorized user is granted access at the ‘IN’ reader and cannot re-use the code/tag to
regain entry into the zone until the same card has been used to leave the area.
Timed Antipassback
A valid and authorized user is granted access at the ‘IN’ reader and subsequently cannot re-use
the code/tag to regain entry into the zone until a pre-set time period has elapsed.
Mantrap
The Mantrap function can be used for an area having two doors. This function is used to prevent a
door opening while another door is open. It is a special configuration where one door must be closed
before another door can open as in an "airlock" situation.
Priority codes
Priority codes are the codes with more rights. The PRO T&A allows for programming of up to 10
Priority codes at memory location from 990 to 999 for using in case of emergency situations. These
Priority codes are given "FULL" access as it is granted "Always Access" at any reader.
The Priority codes can be used in emergency situations such as:
o
Communication problem with O2LA.
o
System failure or power supply interruption to the O2LA.
These Priority codes are for Security Maintenance personnel or for Administrator.
Note: Programmed settings of Anti-Passback or Mantrap for the O2LA are disabled for these
codes.
Duress Code
Duress codes are intended for use in situations where a user is forcefully and unlawfully compelled
to open a door by an aggressor, for example. In such a situation a user can employ a duress code
instead of their personal code to gain access. Unknown to the aggressor, use of the duress code
activates Output T4, which can be connected to a silent alarm (e.g. an auto dialer).
Free Access
A special programming feature to enable 1 door in the system to remain open for 2 preset time
periods without need for card/tag validation. Useful, for example, to keep a parking lot gate open
during the start and close of office hours.
Readers
Readers are slave units that operate with the controller. They can be either a keypad or proximity
reader with 26-bit Wiegand protocol. XPR’s proximity readers read only EM4002 formatted cards. If
other readers are used, then specifications need to be checked for compatibility.
RS232
A common type of computer interface for serial data transmission over distances of less than 15
meters or 50 feet. Employs a standard 9-pin D-type connector. The O2LA system uses the RS232
interface to connect to a computer, printer or modem.
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