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6.3.8
Menu 08 "Log"
User-PIN
01 = Int Set
02 = Cct Off
03 = Disp Cct Off
04 = Change PIN
05 = Disp CctFault
06 = Test
07 = Alarm Counter
08 = Log
09 = Ext Set *
10 = Time/Date *
11 = Input Eng.PIN
12 = Tamp.Reset *
14 = Delete **
15 = Cancel Print
Submenu "1=Full"
Operation of the L240
Menu item 08 "Log": In menu item "08=Log" the event memory and the
access memory can be read out into an Evaluation Module L240/BS or
printed via the printer interface. In the event memory, the last 250 security
relevant events (e.g. alarms, set/unset operations, operation processes,
date/time changes) are stored in a non-volatile memory in conjunction with
the time and date of occurrence. The memory cannot be deleted, i.e. the
data is retained even with a voltage failure. Using the
page down to the previous event/access, and with the
page up to the following event/access. The information can be displayed by
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button.
1 = Full
2 = Filter
3 = Access Log
In Submenu "1=Full" it is possible to select whether the complete event
memory is displayed on the display of the LCD keypad or output via the
printer interface.
1 = Display
2 = Print
Example 1: User PIN entry
10:53 Us1
Logged On
Access after entry of the user PIN no. 1 in access level 1
Do 20 Jul 2008
00066
Date and consecutive event number
Us1 KP1
Logged On
User PIN Code Nr.1 has been entered on the keypad with address 1
Concierge
Logged On
Predefined text for user 1
Example 2: Engineer PIN code entry
11:15 Us9
Logged On
Access after entry of the Engineer PIN in access level 2. The Engineer PIN
is displayed as user 9.
Example 3: Changing the time
17:30 Us9
Changed Time
Using the Engineer code (User no. 9) the time was changed to 17:30.
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