Enrolling multiple credentials automatically - Security Center 5.10

Security Center User Guide 5.10

Applies to
Security Center 5.10
Last updated
2023-05-02
Content type
Guides > User guides
Language
English
Product
Security Center
Version
5.10

If you need many card credentials in your access control system, you can enroll multiple card credentials automatically by presenting them to a reader.

Before you begin

You must have access to a card reader. The cards you present must be of a predefined format in your system.

Ensure that this is the correct enrollment method you require.

What you should know

All credentials you enroll must be new to your Security Center system. Any previously enrolled credential is discarded because the same credential cannot be enrolled twice in Security Center.

For information about how to encode a credential on your card before enrolling it, see Assigning credentials.

Procedure

  1. In the Credential management task, click Batch enrollment.
  2. Click the Automatic entry tab.
  3. Select whether you want to present the card credentials to a local USB reader or nearby door:
    • Select RF IDeas USB reader or Omnikey USB reader from the list, connect a corresponding card reader to the local workstation, then click Refresh ().
    • Select Door from the list, and then select a door entity as the Access point.
  4. In the Credential prefix section, enter the pattern for the enrolled credential names.
  5. In the Credential status section, set the status, activation date, and expiration date for the credentials:
    Status
    All possible values are accepted.
    Activation
    Can be Never, or a specific date.
    Expiration
    Set an expiration for the credential:
    Never
    The credential never expires.
    Specific date
    The credential expires on a specific date and time.
    Set expiration on first use
    The credential expires after a specified number of days after the first use.
    When not used
    The credential expires when it has not been used for a specified number of days.
  6. In the Advanced section, select the partition the enrolled credentials belong to.
    This field determines which users can view and modify the credentials.
    • To add a partition, click Add ().
    • To remove a partition, select the partition, and then click Remove ().
  7. From the Badge template list, select the default badge template used to represent the credential.
  8. In the Custom fields section, set the default values for the custom fields.
    This section is only available if custom fields have been created for credentials.
  9. Present the cards to the selected reader.
    All presented cards are listed in the Generated credentials section. Any already enrolled credentials are discarded and marked as rejected in the list with a red button.

  10. To remove a discarded credential from the list, select it, and then click .
  11. Click Enroll.