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### First-Card Normal Open

First-Card Normal Open: During a specified interval, after the first card punching by a person having First-Card Normal Open level, the door will be Normal Open, and will automatically restore closing after the valid interval expired.
The user can set First-Card Normal Open for a specific door. The settings include door, door opening time zone and personnel with First-Card Normal Open level. A door can have First-Card Normal Open settings for multiple time zones. The interface of each door will show the number of existing First-Card Normal Open settings. For First-Card Normal Open setting, when adding or editing each record, it is not required to modify the “current door”, but to select time zone. When record adding is successful, add personnel that can open the door for a First-Card Normal Open setting record. On the right of the interface, you can browse door opening personnel in a First-Card Normal Open setting and delete current personnel, so that some personnel will not have First-Card Normal Open level any more.
The operation steps are as follows:
1. Click [Settings] under “First-Card Normal Open” of a door to show First-Card Normal Open setting interface;
2. Click [Add], select the time zone of First-Card Normal Open, and click [OK] to save the settings;
3. Click [Add personnel] under “Related operation” to set personnel having First-Card Normal Open level.
Click [OK] to save and quit editing, the following interface appears.

Note: For a door currently in Normal Open time period, consecutive punching of a card having access level for the door for 5 times can release the current Normal Open status and close the door. The fifth card punching will be a normal card punching, the card punching interval should within 5 second. This function only effective at the door valid time zone. Normal Open intervals set for other doors within the day and First-Card Normal Open settings will not take effect anymore.