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12 Digit Cards: Cards that use a combination of a 9
digit card number with a 3 digit issue number. This
term is also refers to applications that require a card
number greater than 65,535. It is usually
implemented for barcode and magnetic stripe
applications. WIN-PAK supports up to 15 digits but
these are still referred to as 12 digit applications.
485 ACK-NAK: A communications verification
system of the 485 converter which double-checks
that information packets have been sent and
received from one device to another.
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Abstract Device: see ADV.
Abstract Device: A division within an access
control system that segregates the card and
cardholder information of one group of users from
the card and cardholder information of another
group of users. For example: In a multiple tenant
building, each tenant can be setup as a separate
account.
Access Control: Controlling access to a port of
entry in a physical area or into a computer. See
Electronic Access Control.
Access Level: A level of authorization defined by a
reader (or readers) and the times those readers can be
accessed.
Access Point: A physical point of entry or exit, such
as a door or gate, which is controlled by the system.
ACK: Abbreviation for Acknowledge.
ACK-NAK: See 485 ACK-NAK.
Account: A division within an access control system
that segregates the card and card holder information
of one group of users from the card and card holder
information of another group of users.
Glossary
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