American access system ADV-1000 Guia do Utilizador descarregar pdf (Página 767)

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Throughput Rate: This can be the rate at which

people or vehicles pass through a controlled area, or

the rate that information (data) moves through the

computer and controller network.

Time and Attendance: The means of recording

employee time and attendance through a computer-

controlled reader.

Time Zone: A range of times and days of the week

that are assigned to clearance codes (access levels).

These allow usage of the system within their

specifications.

Timing: A procedure that times events so the

controller can determine whether the event is normal

and within limits or not.

Tracking Areas: An area defined by readers. When

a person is inside the tracking area, the computer

reports that that person is being tracked until such

time as that person uses a muster reader or a

different tracking-area reader. This feature does not

require anti-passback.

Transaction: An event that occurs as a result of a

card read, alarm, or other physical or software action

or circumstances occurring at a panel or workstation

in the system. All transactions are recorded in the

real-time Transaction History log.

Transmit when Buffer Full: Enables a panel to

transmit all activity reports when the buffer nears

capacity.

Trigger: An input or condition that initiates a set

response to an output or action.

Trouble State: A condition when an alarm circuit is

out of specified tolerance, which may indicate

tampering or other troubles with the alarm point.

Troubleshooting: The act of figuring out a problem

through deductive reasoning.

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