Authorization card swipes. There are two levels of authorization for cards in the Rack Access System. A Level One card does not require authorization from another card to access assigned doors. A Level Two card has the “Requires authorization card swipe” checkbox selected. When a Level Two card is swiped, it must be followed by a swipe from a Level One card before the Auto-Lock timer expires in order to access the door. Both cards must have valid access to the door in order for access to be granted. If the Auto Lock timer expires without the Level One swipe, the Level Two card must be swiped again before the authorization swipe can occur.

If a door is “assigned” to a card, it means that the card is authorized to access that door. As part of the assigning process, a schedule is created that controls when the card is authorized to access the door.

Registering a card manually

If you have the ID for a card, you can manually register the card. To manually register a card:

1.Click Add... on the Rack Access System dialog.

2.Enter the Card ID, User Name, and Description. The Card ID and User Name fields are required.

Note: The Card ID field is only validated against previously registered cards (and cards in the Unregistered Cards list). Also, the Card ID does not necessarily correspond to the printed information on a card. Entering the printed text may not properly register the card.

Editing card information

To edit the information on an existing card:

1.Select the card from the list of registered cards.

2.Click Edit...

3.Change the necessary information.

Deleting a card

To delete a registered card:

1.Select the card from the list of registered cards.

2.Click Remove.

3.Click Yes to confirm the deletion, or click No to cancel. The card will still be listed in italicized red font in the list. In order to remove the card, you must either click OK or Apply to commit the changes. You will not be able to re-enter the card into the Unregistered Card list until the change is committed.

Assigning doors to a card

Access to the hardware protected by a Rack Access System is achieved by assigning doors to the various cards registered to your appliance. Each card can have access to multiple doors, and can also be limited to a scheduled time of access that can be different for each door.

If a door is already assigned to the card, it is shown in italicized font in both the Assigned Doors and All Available Doors panes.

Note: If you have assigned a door to a card but still cannot access the door with the card, check to make sure that the access schedule is set correctly. An assigned door with no valid access times is equivalent to an unassigned door. Also, make sure that you have applied your changes by clicking Apply at the bottom of the dialog before they become active.

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APC NBRK0550 Registering a card manually, Editing card information, Click Edit, Deleting a card, Assigning doors to a card

NBRK0550, NBRK0450, NBRK0570 specifications

APC offers a range of high-quality uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) designed to provide reliable power protection. Among these options are the NBRK0550, NBRK0450, and NBRK0570 models, each equipped with advanced features aimed at ensuring continuous power availability for critical devices.

The APC NBRK0550 is built to offer 550 VA / 330 W of output power. It boasts a compact design, making it suitable for both home and small office use. One of its main features includes Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR), which stabilizes voltage levels to protect connected equipment from surges, spikes, and brownouts. The device includes several outlets for easy connection of multiple devices, and its LCD display provides real-time information about power conditions, battery status, and estimated runtime.

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