What's New in 6.02 For EntraPass Web?
The EntraPass Web online help is now shown in a more convenient interface which includes the complete Table of Contents for every topic displayed.
SmartLink can now determine which schedule can be assigned to which component so that only the schedules the device can support will be listed.
Rather than a physical loop, the term site has been redefined as a group of connections. This allows for multiple connections to be linked together into a site, regardless of their physical location and connection type. With the use of an optional prompt, an existing connection can be selected to remain independent or merged into a new site as it is created (click here for more details).
The Watchlist now indicates events in relation to real-time, rather than being displayed as a specific time. As the Watchlist scrolls, the timer over the event will show the time that has passed since the event happened, preventing confusion in regard to time synchronization and time-zone differences.
This feature allows SmartLink to assign schedules to supportable devices only, eliminating the receipt of schedules by devices which are not capable of viewing them.
The EntraPass Web workspace has been optimized for more clarity to the user on what their access levels are and what can be modified, with the restricted status reflected in the menus and schedules.
Error codes generated by SmartLink are now viewable in EntraPass Web. The error codes have also been updated in the local dictionary to provide a more user-friendly message, rather than an error code.
It is now possible to add up to 5 total user access levels per site.
This new controller has been added to EntraPass Web. The interface and features of KT-400 have been used as a base for the modified view provided for the KT-1 controller.
This feature has been removed from EntraPass, as a result of limitations that concerned our customers.
Install Shield has been replaced with the 2014 version. The newer version of Install Shield will allow for easier installation of new operating system versions.