CMD 282: DEFINE SPECIAL NEEDS UNLOCK EXTENSION TIME
Syntax:
START 282 * N1 * N2 * N3 #
Variables:
N
N1 Door Delay extension time (0 - 8100 seconds)
N2 Door Mode extension time (0 - 8100 seconds)
N3 Door Open extension time (0 - 8100 seconds)
Description:
Use this command to extend the Door Delay, Door Mode, and/or Door-Open-Too-Long timers by a fixed amount, up to a limit of 8100 seconds. This command defines a time delay for special needs. Only those doors and relays defined for a specific access zone are affected. For example, if you have previously defined an access zone as SNUX (Special Needs Extended Unlock) using CMD 205, then this command specifies how many additional seconds the door will remain unlocked for the special case. This is particularly useful for wheelchairs, deliverymen, and other requestors who take more than the normal amount of time to enter or exit a door.
Door Delay extension time (N1) defines extra time allotted between the code/card entry and the door unlocking. This feature is particularly useful when there is distance between the keypad/reader and the door.
Door Mode extension time (N2) defines extra time allotted for unlock—how long the controller keeps this door/relay unlocked.
Door Open extension time (N3) defines extra time allotted before the controller issues a DOTL condition. This controls the amount of time you’re actually allowed to prop open the door past the normal time.
Maximum extension time for each option is 8100 seconds (2:15:00). Don’t use this feature to extend relay times past that limit.
Only use this command when an access code is used. The access zone will determine whether or not to use the time extensions. If the door's base door delay time is 0 and the access zone's flag is set for SNUX, whatever has been specified as the additional time to be added will be used as the delay. However, if the door's base door mode time is 0 or if the base door open time is 0, the corresponding extension will not apply.
Example:
START 282 * 0 * 15 * 0 #
Keeps the door unlocked for an additional 15 seconds
START 282 * 0 * 0 * 33 #
Delays issuing a DOTL for an additional 33 seconds
START 282 * 0 * 30 * 200 #
Give the special-needs users an extra 30 seconds to get the door open, enabling them to prop the door open 200 seconds longer than the typical access user. (Door Delay extension is set to 0, so whatever door delay time has been set still applies.)
Default:
0 seconds (no delay)
Related CMDs:
📄 CMD 88*7 – Print Relay Setups and Status
CMD 81 – Change Control Time of Relay
CMD 205 - Define Access Zone Extensions
CMD 381 – Change Control Delay for Expansion Relay
CMD 283: CHANGE TIMER FOR RELAY IN 1/4 SECOND
Syntax:
START 283 * NN * Time (in 1/4-second) * Relay #
Variables:
NN
1 Control Mode Time (see also CMD 81)
2 Control Delay Time (see also CMD 281)
3 Door Mode Time (see also CMD 80)
4 Door Delay Time (see also CMD 280)
Time
0 - 32400 where 32400 means 8100 seconds.
4 = 1 second, 240 = 60 seconds = 1 minute, 14400 = 3600 seconds = 1 hour
Description:
Use this command to change the specified timers interval from whole seconds to quarter- seconds. This enables you to fine-tune timing down to quarter-seconds.
Example:
START 283 * 2 * 21 * 1 #
Delay Relay 1 Control Timer From Starting For 5.25 Seconds
Related CMDs:
📄 CMD 88*7 – Print Relay Setups and Status
📄 CMD 188*14 – Print Setup Changes for Relays
CMD 81 – Change Control Time of Relay
CMD 381 – Change Control Delay for Expansion Relay
CMD 284: CHANGE EXTENDED ACCESS TIMES FOR RELAY
Syntax:
START 284 * NN * Time (in Minutes) * Relay #
Variables:
NN
1 Extended Time Maximum (0-1440 min)
2 Extended Access Warning Time (0-15 min)
Description:
Use this command to change extended access times for specified relays. This enables qualified operators to prolong the time a designated relay actuates before it deactuates. This allows persons with disabilities and special needs to enter an area at their own speed.
Example:
START 284 * 2 * 4 * 1 #
Set Relay 1 Expansion Access Timer Warning to 4 minutes
Related CMDs:
📄 CMD 88*7 - Print Relay Setups and Status
📄 CMD 188*14 - Print Setup Changes for Relays
CMD 81 - Change Control Time of Relay
CMD 381 - Change Control Delay for Expansion Relay