SmartPSS Lite Access Control Solution

User’s Manual

V1.0.0
 Foreword

General
This manual introduces the functions and operations of the access control solution of the SmartPSS
Lite platform (hereinafter referred to as "the Platform"). Read carefully before using the platform, and
keep the manual safe for future reference.

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Revision History
Version Revision Content Release Time
V1.0.0 First release. April 2022

Privacy Protection Notice

As the device user or data controller, you might collect the personal data of others such as their face,
fingerprints, and license plate number. You need to be in compliance with your local privacy
protection laws and regulations to protect the legitimate rights and interests of other people by
implementing measures which include but are not limited: Providing clear and visible identification
to inform people of the existence of the surveillance area and provide required contact information.

About the Manual

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● All designs and software are subject to change without prior written notice. Product updates

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 Table of Contents
Foreword ........................................................................................................................................................................................................I
1 Overview ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1
2 Access Guide ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 2
3 Personnel Management .................................................................................................................................................................... 3
3.1 Department Management .................................................................................................................................................... 3
3.2 Staff Management..................................................................................................................................................................... 4
3.2.1 Card Type Setting ........................................................................................................................................................... 4
3.2.2 Adding Staff ...................................................................................................................................................................... 4
3.2.2.1 Adding Staff One by One Manually ............................................................................................................ 4
3.2.2.2 Adding Staff in Batches .................................................................................................................................... 8
3.2.2.3 Extracting Staff Information from Other Devices..............................................................................10
3.2.2.4 Importing Staff Information from Local Storage ...............................................................................10
3.2.3 Issuing Card in Batches ..............................................................................................................................................10
3.2.4 Exporting Staff Information ....................................................................................................................................11
3.2.5 Searching for Staff........................................................................................................................................................11
3.2.6 Staff Display ....................................................................................................................................................................12
3.3 Permission Configuration ...................................................................................................................................................12
3.3.1 Adding Permission Group ........................................................................................................................................12
3.3.2 Configuring Permission .............................................................................................................................................14
4 Time Template Setting.....................................................................................................................................................................16
5 Advanced Functions Configuration ..........................................................................................................................................19
5.1 First Card Unlock ......................................................................................................................................................................19
5.2 Multi Card Unlock ....................................................................................................................................................................20
5.3 Anti-passback ............................................................................................................................................................................23
5.4 Inter-door Lock .........................................................................................................................................................................24
6 Access Controller Configuration .................................................................................................................................................26
7 Viewing Historical Event .................................................................................................................................................................28
8 Access Manager ...................................................................................................................................................................................30
8.1 Remotely Opening and Closing Door ............................................................................................................................30
8.2 Setting Always Open and Always Close .......................................................................................................................31
8.3 Resetting Door Status ...........................................................................................................................................................31
8.4 Setting Access Point ...............................................................................................................................................................32
8.5 Viewing Access Control Video ...........................................................................................................................................32
8.5.1 Viewing Single Access Control Video .................................................................................................................33
8.5.2 Viewing Multiple Access Control Videos ..........................................................................................................33

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8.6 Starting Real-time Event Monitoring ............................................................................................................................34
8.7 Rebooting Access Controller .............................................................................................................................................34
8.8 Viewing Access Control Details ........................................................................................................................................35

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 1 Overview

The access control solution is used with the access control devices through SmartPSS Lite platform,
which is helpful in small and medium scenarios such as controlling doors remotely and configuring
alarms.

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 2 Access Guide

You can quickly use the common functions of access control here.
Step 1 Select Access Control Solution in the left bar.
Step 2 Click Access Guide on the home page.
Step 3 Configure functions in the order from top to bottom and from left to right. For details
about how to use these functions, see the corresponding chapters.

Figure 2-1 Access guide

Table 2-1 Functions of access guide

Functions Description
Device Manager For details, see SmartPSS Lite_General_User's Manual.
Personnel Manager For details, see "3 Personnel Management".
You can set time template, configure parameters of anti-pass
Time Template
back, configure access controller and view historical event.
Permission Group For details, see "3.3 Permission Configuration".
You can control door remotely. For details, see "8 Access
Access Manger
Manager".

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 3 Personnel Management

You can manage department information and staff information.

3.1 Department Management

You can add, modify or delete departments. Here uses the department adding as an example.

Procedure
Step 1 Select Personnel Manager on the home page.
Step 2 (Optional) Select the company, and then click to modify company information, such as
region, email and website.
Step 3 Click in the Department List to add.
Step 4 Select a superior department, and then add a new sub-department. Click OK to confirm.

Figure 3-1 Add department

Figure 3-2 Add department information

Related Operations
● Click in the Department List to delete.
● Select the department and click in the Department List to modify.

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3.2 Staff Management
You can add personnel information, issue cards, export personnel information to local, and freeze
cards.

3.2.1 Card Type Setting

Select Personnel Manger > User > Card Issuing Type.
Before issuing card, set card type first. For example, if the issued card is ID card, select the type as ID
card.

● The system uses hexadecimal card number by default. Click to change to decimal card
number.
● When the card number type is changed, the card number in the Access Manger, user's card, and
History Event will also be changed.

Figure 3-3 Set card type

3.2.2 Adding Staff

Select one of the methods to add staff.
● Add staff one by one manually.
● Add staff in batches.
● Extract staff information from other devices.
● Import staff information from the local.

3.2.2.1 Adding Staff One by One Manually

Step 1 Select Personnel Manger > User > Add.
Step 2 Enter basic information of staff.
1) Select Basic Info.
2) Add basic information of staff.
3) Take snapshot or upload picture, and then click Finish.

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 ● The card number can be read automatically or filled in manually. To automatically
read card number, select the card reader next to Card No., and then place the card
on the card reader. The card number will be read automatically.
● You can select multiple USB cameras to snap pictures.

Figure 3-4 Add basic information

Step 3 Select Personnel Manger > User > Add > Certification to add staff certification
information, and then click Finish to save.
● Set password

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 For second-generation access controllers, set personnel passwords; for other devices,
set card passwords. New passwords must consist of 6-8 digits.
● Configure card
1. Click to select Device or Card issuer as card reader.
2. Add card. The card number must be added if the non-second generation access
controller is used.
3. After adding, you can select the card as main card or duress card, or replace the card
with new one, or delete the card.
4. Click to display the QR code of the card.

Only 8-digit card number in hexadecimal mode can display the QR code of the card.
● Configure fingerprint
1. Click to select Device or Fingerprint Scanner as the fingerprint collector.
2. Add fingerprint. Click Add and Add Fingerprint, and then press finger on the
scanner for three times continuously.
● Extract feature code
Click Extract to extract the face feature information from the device.

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 Figure 3-5 Configure certification

Step 4 Configure permissions.

Permission group is a combination of all devices supported by various solutions. After

selecting the permission group, the personnel info will be sent to corresponding device
and used for related functions of access control and attendance check. For details, see "3.3
Permission Configuration".

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 Figure 3-6 Permission configuration

Step 5 Click Finish.

After completing adding, you can click to modify information or add details in the
list of staff.
Step 6 (Optional) If the user that you added has face unlock permission of a device (for example,
ASI1212D model) with IR face feature function, and if you want to grant the user face
unlock permission of other devices with IR face feature function, operate the following
operations.
1) Click on the right of the user.
2) Click the authentication tag on the pop-up window.
3) Click .
4) Select devices with face features of the user.
5) Click OK, and then click Extract.
The user can unlock with faces on the selected devices that are with IR face feature
function.

3.2.2.2 Adding Staff in Batches

Step 1 Click Personnel Manger > User > Batch Add.
Step 2 Select card reader and the department of staff. Set the start number, number of card,
effective time and expired time of card.
Step 3 Click Issue, and then the card number will be read automatically.

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Step 4 Click OK.

Figure 3-7 Add staff in batches

Step 5 In the list of staff, click to modify information or add details of staff.

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3.2.2.3 Extracting Staff Information from Other Devices
Step 1 Click Personnel Manger > User > Extract.
Step 2 Select the needed device, and then click OK.

Figure 3-8 Devices with staff information

Step 3 Select the needed staff information, and click Extract.

Step 4 In the list of staff, click to modify information or add details of staff.

3.2.2.4 Importing Staff Information from Local Storage

Step 1 Click Personnel Manger > User > Import.
Step 2 Import staff information according to instructions.

Figure 3-9 Import staff information

3.2.3 Issuing Card in Batches

You can issue cards to staff who have been added but have no card.
Step 1 Select Personnel Manager > User.
Step 2 Select the needed staff, and then click Batch Issue Card.
Step 3 Issue card in batches. Card No. can be auto read by card reader or entered manually.
● Automatically read
1. Select card reading device, and then click Issue.
2. According to the order list, put the cards of the corresponding staff on card reader
in sequence, and then the SmartPSS Lite will automatically read the card No..

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 3. Modify staff information, such as start time and end time for card validation.
● Enter manually
1. Select staff in card list and enter the corresponding card No..
2. Modify staff information, such as start time and end time for card validation.

Figure 3-10 Issue card in batches

Step 4 Click OK.

3.2.4 Exporting Staff Information

Select the staff information which needs to be exported, and then click Export to export all staff
information to local.

3.2.5 Searching for Staff

Search for staff according to ID, name or card.

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 Figure 3-11 Search for staff

3.2.6 Staff Display

You can select display modes: card display and list display; and you can also edit department and
valid time of users in batches.

Figure 3-12 Card display

Figure 3-13 List display

Figure 3-14 Edit department

3.3 Permission Configuration

3.3.1 Adding Permission Group

Procedure
Step 1 Click Personnel Manger > Permission Configuration.
Step 2 Click to add a permission group.

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Step 3 Set permission parameters.
1) Enter group name and remark.
2) Select the needed time template.

For details of time template setting, see "4 Time Template Setting".
3) Select the corresponding device, such as door 1.
Step 4 Click OK to save operations.

Figure 3-15 Add permission group (1)

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 Figure 3-16 Add permission group (2)

Related Operations
● Click to delete group.
● Click to modify group information.
● Double-click permission group name to view group information.

3.3.2 Configuring Permission

The method to configure permission for department and for personnel is similar, and here uses
department as an example.
Step 1 Click Personnel Manger > Permission Configuration.
Step 2 Click , and then select the department that needs to be configured permission.
Step 3 Click OK.

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 Figure 3-17 Configure permission

Step 4 (Optional) Click in the left navigation bar to view the authorization progress.
If authorization failed, click in the list to view the possible reason.

Figure 3-18 Authorization progress

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 4 Time Template Setting

Time template is to configure the working hours of access controllers, such as when to open and
when to close. SmartPSS Lite provides 4 time templates by default. You can set new time templates
as needed.

The default templates cannot be modified.

Step 1 Click Access Configuration on the home page. (You can also select Access Guide >
on the home page.)
Step 2 Click Add.
Step 3 Set time template.

● When the week plan and the holiday plan are in conflict, the holiday plan has higher
priority.
● After the time template is configured, assign the permission in Personnel Manager >
Permission Configuration when selecting time template.
1) Enter Template Name and description note.
2) Click Week Plan to set week plan to allow personnel to pass through during specified
periods from Monday to Sunday. You can add up to 4 needed time periods for each
day.
There are two methods.
● Method 1: Move the cursor to the period area. When cursor is , click the periods
that are not needed, and the periods become gray. During these periods, personnel
are not allowed to pass through. When cursor is , click the needed periods, and
the periods become green. Personnel are allowed to pass through during these
periods. Click Save.

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 Figure 4-1 Set week plan (method 1)

● Method 2: Click to the right of the time bar, and set time period. You can apply
the set time period to other days. Click OK, and then Save.

Figure 4-2 Set week plan (method 2)

3) (Optional) Click to recycle the week plan.

4) Click Holiday Plan to set holiday plan. Set the time periods; click Add, enter the holiday
information on the right side of the page, and then click OK.
5) Select the needed holiday in the Holiday List, and then click OK.

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Figure 4-3 Set holiday plan (1)

Figure 4-4 Set holiday plan (2)

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 5 Advanced Functions Configuration

5.1 First Card Unlock

You can set multiple first cards. Only after any one of the users swipes the first card can other users
without first cards unlock the door with their cards.

● The person to be granted with the first card unlock permission should be the General user type
and have permission of the certain door. Set the type when adding. For details, see "3.2.2 Adding
Staff".
● For details on permission assignment, see "3.3 Permission Configuration".
Step 1 Select Access Configuration > Advanced Config.
Step 2 Click the First Card Unlock tab.
Step 3 Click Add.
Step 4 Configure the parameters, and then click Save.

Figure 5-1 First card unlock configuration

Table 5-1 Parameters of first card unlock

Parameter Description
Select the target access control channel to configure the first card
Door
unlock.

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 Parameter Description
First Card Unlock is valid in the time period of the selected time
Timezone
template.
After First Card Unlock is enabled, the door is in either Normal mode
Status
or Always Open mode.
Select one or more users to hold first cards. Any one of them swiping
User
the first card means first card unlock is done.
Step 5 (Optional) Click , and then the icon changes to , indicating that First Card Unlock
is enabled.
The newly added First Card Unlock is enabled by default.

5.2 Multi Card Unlock

In this mode, one or multiple groups of users have to swipe cards for an access control channel in an
established sequence to unlock the door. One group can have up to 50 users, and one person can
belong to multiple groups.
With Multi-Card Unlock enabled for an access control channel, there can be up to 4 groups of users
being on site at the same time for verification. The total number of users can be 200 at most, with up
to 5 valid users.

● The priority of First Card Unlock is higher than Multi Card Unlock. When enabled at the same
time, the platform performs First Card Unlock first.
● We do not recommend First Card Unlock user join Multi Card Unlock user group.
● The user type in the User Group cannot be VIP User and Patrol User. You can set the user type
when adding staff. For details, see "3.2.2 Adding Staff".
Step 1 Select Access Configuration > Advanced Config.
Step 2 Click Multi Card Unlock tab.
Step 3 Add user group.
1) Click User Group

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 Figure 5-2 User group manager

2) Click Add.

Figure 5-3 User group configuration

3) Set up User Group Name. Select users from User List, and then click OK. You can
select up to 50 users.
4) Click at the upper-right corner of the User Group Manager page.

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Step 4 Configure parameter of multi card unlock.
1) Click Add.

Figure 5-4 Multi card unlock configuration (1)

2) Select the door.

3) Select the user group. You can select up to four groups.

Figure 5-5 Multi card unlock configuration (2)

4) Fill in the Valid Count for each group to be on site and the Unlock Mode. Click or

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 to adjust the group sequence to unlock the door.
5) The valid count refers to the number of users in each group that must be on site to
swipe their cards. Use Figure 5-5 as an example. The door can be unlocked only if it
swiped by any person of group 1 and 2 persons of group 2.

Up to five valid users are allowed.

6) Click OK.
Step 5 (Optional) Click , and then the icon changes to , indicating that Multi Card
Unlock is enabled.
The newly added Multi Card Unlock is enabled by default.

5.3 Anti-passback
The anti-passback feature requires a person to enter/exit through defined entry/exit door group. You
cannot leave without matched entry record, nor can you enter without a complete entry/exit record
(for example, only entry record).
Step 1 Select Access Configuration > Advanced Config.
Step 2 Click Add.
Step 3 Configure parameters.
1) Select device and enter device name.
2) Select time template.
3) Set rest time and the unit is minute. For example, set the reset time as 30 minutes. If
one staff has swiped in but not swiped out, the anti-pass back alarm will be triggered
when this staff tends to swipe in again within the 30 minutes. The second swipe-in of
this staff is only valid after 30 minutes later.
4) Click In Group, and then select the corresponding reader.
5) Click Out Group and then select the corresponding reader.
6) Click OK, and then the configuration will issue to device and take effect.

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 Figure 5-6 Anti-pass back configuration

Step 4 (Optional) Click , and then the icon changes to , indicating that Anti-passback is
enabled.
The newly added Anti-passback is enabled by default.

5.4 Inter-door Lock

Inter-door lock allows only one access open in a door group at a time. When opening one access,
other accesses must be closed. Otherwise, you cannot unlock any access.
One access controller supports two groups of inter-door unlock, and each door group can add up to
4 doors.
Step 1 Select Access Configuration > Advanced Config.
Step 2 Click the Inter-Lock tab.
Step 3 Click Add.
Step 4 Configure parameters, and then click OK.
1) Select device and enter device name.
2) Enter remark.
3) Click Add twice to add two door groups.
4) Add doors of the access controller to the needed door group. Click one door group,
and then click doors to add.

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 5) Click OK.

Figure 5-7 Inter-door lock configuration

Step 5 (Optional) Click , and then the icon changes to , indicating that Inter-door Lock is
enabled.
The newly added Inter-door Lock is enabled by default.

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 6 Access Controller Configuration

You can configure access door, such as reader direction, door status and unlock mode.

The configuration might vary depending on different devices.

Step 1 Select Access Configuration > Access Config.
Step 2 Click the door needs to be configured.
Step 3 Configure parameters.

Figure 6-1 Configure access door

Table 6-1 Parameters of access door

Parameter Description
Door Enter door name.
Reader Direction Click to set reader direction according to actual situations.

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 Parameter Description
Set door status, including Normal, Always Open and Always
Close.

Status
It is not the actual door status because SmartPSS Lite can only
send commands to the device. If you want to know the actual
door status, enable door sensor.

Keep Open Timezone Select time template when door is always opened.
Keep Close Timezone Select time template when door is always closed.
Enable alarm function and set alarm type, including intrusion,
Alarm overtime and duress. When alarm enabled, the SmartPSS Lite will
receive uploaded message when the alarm is triggered.
Enable door sensor so that you can know the actual door status.
Door Sensor
You are recommended to enable the function.
Enable and set the administrator password. You can access by
Administrator Password
entering the password.
Enable the function and set the time template, and then the
Remote Verification access of personnel have to be verified remotely through the
SmartPSS Lite during the template periods.
Set the video channel of the access control linkage. After setting,
Binding Channel when live viewing the access control videos, the real-time video of
the linked video channel will be displayed.
Set the unlock holding interval. The door will automatically close
Unlock Hold Interval
when time is over.
Set the timeout for alarm. For example, set close timeout as 60
Close Timeout seconds. If the door is not closed for more than 60 seconds, the
alarm message will be uploaded.
● Select And, and then select unlock methods. You need to
satisfy all the configured methods at the same time to open
the door.
Unlock Mode ● Select Or, and then select unlock methods. You can open the
door in any way you configured.
● Select Unlock by time period, and then select unlock mode
for each time period. The door can only be opened when you
satisfy the unlock methods during the period.
Step 4 Click Save, and then the configuration will issue to device and take effect.

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 7 Viewing Historical Event

Historical door events include those happened on the SmartPSS Lite client and door devices. Before
viewing, extract historical events on the door devices to ensure that all events are searched.

Prerequisites
Make sure the personnel you search has been added to the platform.

Procedure
Step 1 Click Access Configuration > History Event on the home page.
Step 2 Extract events from door device to the local. Click Extract, set the time, select the door
device, and then click Extract Now.

● You can select multiple devices at one time to extract events.

● If the time zone of the computer supports DST (Daylight Saving time), the access event
reported to the platform will be 1 hour behind the device UTC (Universal Time
Coordinated) time.

Figure 7-1 Extract events

Step 3 Set filtering conditions, and then click Search.

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 Figure 7-2 Search for events by filtering conditions

Step 4 (Optional) Click Export, and then save the searched door events to the local.

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 8 Access Manager

After completing access controller configuration, you can remotely monitor access controller status
and operate access controller through the platform.

8.1 Remotely Opening and Closing Door

Procedure
Step 1 Click Access Manager on the home page. (You can also click Access Guide > ).
Step 2 Remotely control the door. There are two methods.
● Method 1: Right-click the door, and then select Open or Close.

Figure 8-1 Remotely control (method 1)

● Method 2: Click or to open or close the door.

Figure 8-2 Remotely control (method 2)

Step 3 View door status on Event Info list. For details, see "7 Viewing Historical Event".

Related Operations
Click to open Event Info list.

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 ● View access control information: You can view real-time access information in the Event Info list.
The information will be cleared after the platform restarts.
● Filter events: Select the event type in the Event Info, and the event list displays events of the
selected types. For example, select Alarm, and the event list only displays alarm events.
● Lock or unlock the event list: Click on the right side of Event Info to lock or unlock the event
list, and then the real-time events cannot be viewed.
● Delete events: Click on the right side of Event Info to clear all events in the event list.
● Click Event History to jump to the History Event page, click Event Configuration to jump to
the Event Configuration page.

Figure 8-3 Event information

8.2 Setting Always Open and Always Close

After setting always open or always close, the door is open or closed all the time and cannot be
controlled manually. If you want to manually control the door again, click Normal to reset the door
status.
Step 1 Click Access Manager on the home page. (You can also click Access Guide > ).
Step 2 Select the needed door, and then click Always Open or Always Close.

Figure 8-4 Set always open or always close

8.3 Resetting Door Status

Step 1 Click Access Manager on the home page. (You can also click Access Guide > ).
Step 2 Select the needed door, click Normal, and then follow the on-screen instructions to
operate.

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 Figure 8-5 Reset door status

8.4 Setting Access Point

Set the linked smart devices (NVR, IPC, IVSS and more) that support face recognition as the access
control point. After setting, the door opening record of face recognition will be uploaded to the
platform.
Step 1 Click Access Manager on the home page. (You can also click Access Guide > ).
Step 2 Click Set Access Point.
Step 3 Select the device that needs to be set as the access point.

Figure 8-6 Set access point

Step 4 Click OK.

You can view the event information of the added access points in the Event Info below.

8.5 Viewing Access Control Video

View the video captured by the camera of the access controller or the linked external camera.
● If the access controller is equipped with a camera and linked with an external camera at the same

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 time, the video you viewed is the video of the linked camera.
● If the access controller is equipped with a camera but does not link with an external camera, the
video you viewed is the video of the access control camera.
● If you cannot view access control video, it means that the access controller has no camera and is
not linked to an external camera. Please configure an external camera for access controller. For
details, see "6 Access Controller Configuration".

8.5.1 Viewing Single Access Control Video

Step 1 Click Access Manager on the home page. (You can also click Access Guide > ).
Step 2 Click List on the Access Manager page, and then click on the lower-right corner of
the device.

Figure 8-7 View single access control video

8.5.2 Viewing Multiple Access Control Videos

Step 1 Click Access Manager on the home page. (You can also click Access Guide > ).
Step 2 Click View on the Access Manager page.
Step 3 View access control videos.

1) (Optional) Click to set the number of windows.

2) Drag the access controller in the organization tree to the corresponding window, or
click the window, and then double-click the access controller in the organization tree.

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 Figure 8-8 Viewing multiple access control videos

8.6 Starting Real-time Event Monitoring

Step 1 Click Access Manager on the home page. (You can also click Access Guide > ).
Step 2 Click the access controller that you want to monitor in the left organization tree, right-click
the device, and then click Starting Real-time Event Monitoring to start real-time event
monitoring.

Figure 8-9 Start monitoring

8.7 Rebooting Access Controller

Support remotely rebooting access controllers through the platform.
Step 1 Click Access Manager on the home page. (You can also click Access Guide > ).
Step 2 Click the access controller that you want to reboot in the left organization tree, right-click
the device, and then click Reboot to reboot the device.

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 Figure 8-10 Reboot device

8.8 Viewing Access Control Details

View the IP address, model, status, serial number, firmware version and other information of the
access controllers.
Step 1 Click Access Manager on the home page. (You can also click Access Guide > ).
Step 2 Click the access controller that you want to view in the left organization tree, right-click the
device, and then click Details to view the detailed information of the device.

Figure 8-11 View details

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