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Unlocked – no credential is required for access.
No Entry – no entry allowed, regardless of the credential type.
Lockdown - Override Only – no entry allowed, even with an otherwise valid credential, except for override unlock requests.
Convenience – allows all valid credentials and trigger methods.
Onsite Only – allows all valid onsite credentials and trigger methods (no remote unlocks).
Standard – allows most mobile access and cards, and excludes remote mobile 1FA and third-party Wiegand methods.
Strict Security – allows only interactive 2FA onsite mobile access and encrypted smart cards; excludes all remote, 1FA, and non-encrypted methods.
Standard Security MFA - PIN -- Standard MFA - Allows most mobile access, cards, and PINs supported by Avigilon readers, and excludes remote mobile 1FA and third-party Wiegand methods for MFA with PIN required as the second factor.
Strict Security MFA - PIN – Strict MFA - Allows only interactive 2FA onsite mobile access, PINs, and encrypted smartcards excluding all remote, 1FA, and non-encrypted methods for MFA with PIN required as the second factor.
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Note: Making changes to an entry state in the Control Center can cause the status LED on ACC to blink red for a few seconds while it updates. |
The Avigilon Alta Open mobile app uses status tags (Unlocked and No Entry) to display the status of an entry. To view the status of an entry, tap the name of the entry to view its entry details.
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Trigger Methods refer to the ways that an Entry can be unlocked. A Trigger Method is a combination of credential type (mobile, cloud key, or card) whether the request is 1FA or 2FA, and the connection method (BLE, WiFi, or Cloud).
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