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196 WIN-PAK User Guide

Time Management

WIN-PAK Time Zones

Within the WIN-PAK System, a Time Zone is a

range of hours and days that is given a name. These

named time periods are used to define when actions

[such as doors unlocking or cards are valid] are

allowed in the access control system. For example,

when a panel is configured, you choose which time

zones are available at the panel.

Time Zones are made up of blocks of time or slots:

a start time, and end time, and days on which the

Time Zone is valid. Since a given Time Zone may

contain more than one block of time, the number of

blocks is indicated when the Time Zone is created.

There is no limit on the number of Time Zones that

can be created, however, a maximum of 63 time

slots can be downloaded to a PW-2000 series panel

and 255 blocks of time can be downloaded to a

PRO-2200 Intelligent Controller.

WIN-PAK keeps track of the number of slots

applied to a given panel and signals if you exceed the

limit.

Time Zones are combined with definitions of

physical devices to create access levels. An access

level then determines when and where access is

allowed.

A list of defined Time Zones can be viewed in the

Time Zone Database. You can search the list of

Time Zones and view details, or you can add, edit,

or delete the Time Zones in the database.

Time Zones are maintained via the Time

Management option on the Configuration menu.

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