Actions normally apply to a specific entity. However, the actions you configure for a threat level can apply to all entities within the hierarchy of the area where the threat level is set.
For example, the Start recording action normally applies to one camera. However, if
you use Start recording as part of a threat level activation, you can apply it to
All entities. When you assign this threat level to an area, all cameras in the area
hierarchy start recording.
NOTE: If you apply your action to a specific entity, the
action applies to the specified entity whether or not it is in the area where the threat
level is set.
Actions exclusive to threat levels
The following actions are unique to threat level configuration. If the Automation feature is turned on, these actions are also available
to automation responses.
Action name | Target entity | Description |
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Run automation | Automation | (Only available if Automation is turned on) Runs the automation as if
it were triggered manually. CAUTION: If the automation uses
contextualized actions, the behavior can be unpredictable. If this action is
called from an automation response, the context of the calling automation is
also the context of the called automation.
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Set minimum security clearance | Area (Location) | Sets the minimum level of security clearance required from cardholders to
enter the area, on top of the restrictions imposed by the access rules. If
perimeter doors in the area were previously unlocked because of an unlock
schedule, they enter the locked state. You need the Set minimum security
clearance privilege to configure this action. Extra arguments:
This action only works with door controllers that support this feature.
The range of supported values might vary, depending on the access control
hardware.
NOTE: To apply this action to a federated area, the Federation™ user
must also have the Set minimum security clearance
privilege.
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Set minimum user level | N/A | Logs out users with a lower user level than the one specified when a threat
level is set, and prevents them from logging on. You need to be an administrative
user to configure this action. Extra arguments:
NOTE: This action is only run when the threat level is set at the system
level. If the user who sets the threat level has a user level below the required
minimum, that user is logged off the system when the threat level is set. This
action is always run when it is called from an automation
response.
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