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Resolution: A feature of access control systems that limit or prevent users from ‘passing back’ their credential to another person attempting to gain access.:

Apartment function

Resolution: Door automatically unlocks when opened and does not re-lock. Credential must be presented to lock’s exterior or an interior buttom must be presented to re-lock door.:

Application Field

Resolution: Areas like pages in a smart card that house different uses or applications (such as access control, cashless vending, public transportation, etc.) and are protected by security keys.:

Schlage (formerly aptiQ)

Resolution: Allegion Reader with the capability of reading credentials in the 13.58 MHz range. Readers include MT11, MT15, MTK15 MTMS15, MTMSK15, SM10. Also refers to "Smart" credentials operating in the 13.58...:

ASK

Resolution: Amplitude Shift Keying or modulation – Refers to the process of altering the height of the radio waves to signify the zeros and ones in the binary communication – ASK is the most common form of mod...:

ATK

Resolution: Audit the Key, a switch inside the AD-Series lock which signals when a mechanical key has been used to override the electronic lock.:

Audit or Audit Events

Resolution: A list of transactions (with time details) that have occurred at a lock, indicating successful access attempts, denied accessattempts, and other information such as attempts to enter with a mechani...:

AWID

Resolution: Type of 125 kHz proximity card format readable by AD Series proximity and multi-technology readers.:

Badge ID

Resolution: The unique identifier for each card/credential within an access control system (similar to a license plate number).:

Bandwidth

Resolution: The amount of data a network can transport in a given period of time. Higher bandwidth means more data per second can be transferred.: