Specifications

388 Module 138: Programming Walkthrough | Programming a System from Start to Finish
11. Create User Menu Groups
 Create a menu group that allows Managers access to control areas, view events and other system
information, set the controller time, bypass inputs, and force arm the system.
The menu group should also be configured so that managers are shown a greeting when logging in at the
keypad, so that any alarms that are in the memory are shown on log in, and that managers can
acknowledge these alarms from a keypad.
 Add a further menu group that allows Staff access to control areas, and configured so that they are shown
a greeting when logging in at the keypad.
12. Create Area Groups
 Create Area Groups containing the relevant areas for:
 Managers
 Sales
 Warehouse
13. Create Door Groups
 Create Door Groups containing the relevant doors and assigning schedules based on the user access
requirements:
 Managers: Our manager requires 24/7 access to both doors.
 Sales: Our sales reps require access to both doors, but only during opening hours. They can only gain
access to the Warehouse once warehouse staff have disarmed the area.
 Warehouse: Our warehouse staff should have access to both doors, and only during opening hours.
14. Create Access Levels
 Create Access Levels for each of the following:
 Managers
 Sales
 Warehouse
Include the relevant Door Groups, Menu Groups, and Arming/Disarming Area Groups for each access level
according to our user requirements.
Remember that sales staff can only gain access to the Warehouse once warehouse staff have disarmed the
area. This means that our sales reps should not be able to disarm the Warehouse, however they need to be
able to arm it when they leave.