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PDK - Partition Management

This video will guide you through the process of managing partitions in your PDK system, allowing you to organize and control access across different areas or sections of your facility.
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Daniel Hernandez
Updated 5 months ago
  1. Introduction:
    • Welcome to the PDK system tutorial on partition management. In this video, we will show you how to create and manage partitions to organize and control access across different areas of your facility.
  2. Accessing the Partition Management Section:
    • Log in to your PDK software and navigate to the 'Partition Management' section.
    • Here, you will find options to create, edit, and manage partitions.
  3. Creating a New Partition:
    • Click on 'Add Partition' to create a new partition.
    • Provide a name for the partition that reflects its purpose or location, such as 'Main Office', 'Warehouse', or 'Restricted Area'.
    • Add a description if necessary to provide more context about the partition's role.
  4. Assigning Doors to the Partition:
    • Select the doors that should be included in this partition. This allows you to control access to these doors as a group.
    • Ensure that all relevant doors are added to the partition to maintain proper access control.
  5. Assigning Users to the Partition:
    • Choose the users or user groups that should have access to the partition.
    • Assign permissions based on roles, ensuring that each user has the appropriate level of access to the partition.
  6. Configuring Partition Settings:
    • Set the specific access rules and schedules for the partition. This can include defining access hours, setting up holiday closures, and applying lockdown procedures.
    • Customize the settings to fit the security needs of the partitioned area.
  7. Managing Existing Partitions:
    • In the 'Partition Management' section, you can view, edit, or delete existing partitions.
    • To edit a partition, select it from the list and make the necessary changes to doors, users, or settings.
  8. Monitoring Partition Activity:
    • Use the 'Reports' and 'Activity Logs' features to monitor activities within each partition.
    • Review access events and ensure compliance with security policies.



Conclusion:
  • You have now learned how to manage partitions in your PDK system. For more detailed instructions, refer to the user manual or visit our support page.
  • If you encounter any issues or have further questions, don't hesitate to contact our support team for assistance.
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