The Access Levels screen will show all the Access Levels in the system (See figure Access Levels).
Access Levels
On larger systems or systems with many access levels, use the search box, navigation arrows or rolodex tab to locate a access level.
To edit an existing access level, click the name of the access level.
To create a new access level, click the New Access Level link at the bottom of the Access Levels screen. This will open the New Access Levels screen (See figure New Access Level).
New Access Level
Access levels have five properties:
| • | Name - The name of the access level. |
| • | Description - The description of the access level. |
| • | Deadbolt Override - Cards that are associated with an access level that has this option checked will override the deadbolt. |
| • | Door Groups - The name of a specific door group. |
| • | Schedules - The name of the schedule assigned to the selected door group. |
Access levels can contain multiple door group/schedule associations. For example, a access level named "All doors - 24x7" might contain two sets of door group/schedule associations (See figure Multiple Door Goups).
Multiple Door Groups
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When adding a door group/schedule association, make sure to click the Add button before saving. If you fail to click the Add button, the access level will be created but will not contain a door group/schedule association. This is a common mistake and will give the appearance that the WebBrix system is not working properly. |
Click Save & Return to save and return to the previous screen or Save & New to save and create another access level.