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== Overview == |
== Overview == |
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A ''command'' is defined as set of one or more predefined actions that can either be performed by an administrator or as a result of a predefined ''trigger event''. Commands and triggers are found under the ''Configuration'' section in the main menu. |
A ''command'' is defined as a set of one or more predefined actions that can either be performed by an administrator or as a result of a predefined ''trigger event''. Commands and triggers are found under the ''Configuration'' section in the main menu. |
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Some use cases for commands and triggers include: |
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* Perform an action simultaneously on a number of doors (e.g. block all doors in a section of the building to achieve a "lockdown"). |
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* Interact with an external system (e.g. arm or disarm an intrusion detection system) |
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* Allow end users to perform an action normally only available to administrators (e.g. unlock a door or return it to schedule) |
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Revision as of 12:06, 12 November 2019
Overview
A command is defined as a set of one or more predefined actions that can either be performed by an administrator or as a result of a predefined trigger event. Commands and triggers are found under the Configuration section in the main menu.
Some use cases for commands and triggers include:
- Perform an action simultaneously on a number of doors (e.g. block all doors in a section of the building to achieve a "lockdown").
- Interact with an external system (e.g. arm or disarm an intrusion detection system)
- Allow end users to perform an action normally only available to administrators (e.g. unlock a door or return it to schedule)