Security Center 5.10.0.0 includes the following access control enhancements.
General enhancements
- Upgrade interface modules
- You can now upgrade the firmware on your interface modules from the Hardware
inventory task.
For more information, see Upgrading access control unit firmware and platform, and interface module firmware.
- New Mobile Credential Manager role
- The Mobile Credential Manager role links
Security
Center to your third-party mobile
credential provider so that you can view your subscription status, and manage your
mobile credentials and profiles in Config
Tool.
For more information, see About the Mobile Credential Manager role.
- Shunt readers through actions
- You can now use the Shunt reader action to set door or elevator
readers to Shunted or Active through event-to-actions.
For more information, see Action types.
- New native events
- You can now monitor the following events in Security
Center:
- Evacuation started
- Evacuation ended
- Mustering started
- Mustering ended
- Door test aborted
- Door test canceled: door has shunted readers
- Door test canceled: door is not secured
- Door test completed successfully
- Door test failed
- Door test failed due to an error
- Door test failed: door failed to unlock
- Door test failed: door failed to relock
- Door test started
- Unit warning activated
- Unit warning deactivated
- Firmware upgrade scheduled
- Firmware upgrade canceled
- Interface module firmware upgrade scheduled
- Interface module firmware upgrade canceled
- Interface module firmware upgrade package transferred
- Interface module firmware upgrade started
- Interface module firmware upgrade succeeded
- Interface module firmware upgrade failed
For more information, see Event types.
- MIFARE DESFire Configuration enhancements
- You can now use the MIFARE DESFire Configuration task to import
MIFARE DESFire configurations and export them directly to your Synergis™ Cloud
Link units. You can also use the task to manage and
configure cryptographic keys on your Synergis™ Cloud
Link
units.
For more information, see Configuring MIFARE DESFire in Security Center.
- Change Mercury reader modes automatically
- You can now configure the Macro_Set_Door_PIV macro included in the Security
Center installation folder to change the
reader modes defined in the DoorInReaderType and DoorOutReaderType custom fields.
For more information, see Configuring a macro to change reader modes automatically.
- Unlock multiple doors for maintenance at the same time
- From the Area view task in Config
Tool, you can now unlock multiple doors
for maintenance at the same time.
For more information, see Setting entities to maintenance mode in Security Center.
Scalability enhancements
- Increased maximum cardholder count
- Security
Center can now support up to 600K
cardholders.
For more information, see the Security Center System Requirements.
- New Synergis™ Cloud Link clustering feature
- Synergis™ Cloud
Link
clustering is a feature designed for large systems to optimize the way that cardholder
synchronization is handled between Access Manager roles and Synergis™ Cloud
Link units. When the feature is enabled, only active
cardholders managed by the same Access Manager, based on access rules, are synchronized
to the Synergis™ Cloud
Link.
For more information, see About cardholder synchronization with Synergis™ Cloud Link clustering.
Reporting enhancements
- New columns and filters in the Time and attendance report
- You can now use the following filters to generate a report from the Time and
attendance task:
- Start of day
- The time you want the day to reset every day. For example, you can set the day to start at 8 pm to account for night shifts that span over two days.
- Custom fields
- Restrict the search to a predefined custom field for the entity. This filter only appears if custom fields are defined for the entity, and if the custom field was made visible to you when it was created or last configured.
When the report is generated, you can sort the results using the following columns:- First-in time
- The time of the cardholder or visitor's first entry into the area during the day.
- Last-out time
- The time of the cardholder or visitor's last exit out of the area during the day.
- Gross total time
- The amount of time from the first entry to the last exit that the cardholder or visitor spent in the area, including the time that they were not in the area.
- Cardholder groups
- Cardholder groups that the cardholder or visitor belongs to.
For more information, see Tracking attendance in an area.
- New columns and filters in the Cardholder access rights report
- You can now use the following filters to generate a report from the
Cardholder access rights task:
- Cardholders
- Restrict the search to specific cardholders, cardholder groups, or visitors.
- Ignore access denied
- Turn on this filter to exclude cardholders and visitors who have only been denied access, and have not been granted access.
When the report is generated, you can sort the results by the access points the cardholder or visitor has access to, using the Access to column.
For more information, see Identifying who is granted or denied access at access points.
- New mobile phone number report
- You can now filter access control reports using the Mobile phone number of a cardholder or visitor.