On 29-3-2010 18:17, Darren New wrote:
> Phil Cook v2 wrote:
>> Depends on the setup. Off the top of my head imagine a situation with 
>> a night-guard on reception. The building is locked, but the alarms 
>> aren't on. Now if the building can't be locked without the alarms 
>> being activated that's a pointless function of the card.
> 
> Yes, but that's not the problem. Indeed, that's how it works now.
> 
> The problem is that the card unlocks the door but does *not* turn off 
> the alarm. The right answer, in other words, is to disallow the card 
> from unlocking the door if the alarm is already set. Because as it 
> stands now, going into the building sets off the alarm, with no way to 
> turn that off.

just do that a couple of times then they have to fix it.

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