Organization of a virtual access point when recognizing faces allows you to record an access event when recognizing a face that is stored in the database (see Face PSIM Administrator's Guide).

To organize a virtual access point when recognizing faces, do the following:

1. Create the Virtual access server object on the basis of the Computer object on the Hardware tab of the System settings dialog window.
   
2. Create the FACE access point object on the basis of the Virtual access server object.
   
3. Configure the FACE access point:
   
4. Select a camera that will be used to recognize faces. Camera must be a part of the Face recognition server.
5. Select the Face recognition server or recognition channel on the basis of which the access point must be organized.
6. From the Entrance to drop-down list, select the Region object corresponding to the area to which access is performed.
7. From the Exit from drop-down list, select the Region object corresponding to the area from which the exit is performed.
8. From the Control drop-down list, select the access granting mode:
   • Server decides—server makes the decision to grant or deny access (this includes the use of scripts).
   • Operator decides—operator makes the decision to grant or deny access using the Event Manager module (see Working with the Event manager module). If you select this mode, the following settings become available:
     
     
     • Timeout—sets the time interval in seconds to wait for access confirmation by the operator. All other requests from the Face recognition server are ignored within the specified timeout.
9. If you select the Server decides access granting mode, then from the Mode drop-down list, select the access rights check mode:
   1. Recognition only—server makes the decision to grant or deny access based only on face recognition.
   2. Rights checking—server makes the decision to grant or deny access after successful face recognition and successful verification of user access rights (access level, time zones, blocking, antipassback). If you select this mode, the following settings become available:
      
      

      1. Check date of begin and Check expiration—sets the mode of checking the access card validity:

         • Do not check—do not check the start or expiration date of the card.

         • Do not include—do not include the start or expiration date of the card in the check.

         • Include—include the start or expiration date of the card in the check.

      2. Check liveness—set the checkbox to control if a photo is presented instead of a live person. By default, the checkbox is clear.
      3. AntiPassBack—select the antipassback control mode from the drop-down list:
         • Do not check—antipassback control is disabled.
         • Strict—antipassback control is enabled, that is, when a person accesses through one access point more that once, an access event isn't generated and access is denied.
         • Timed—antipassback control is enabled for the time period specified in the APB Timeout field.
           
           
           • APB Timeout—sets the time interval in HH:MM:SS format, during which the antipassback control is enabled.
         • Soft—a person can access, but a note is made in the access event that a person accessed with a violation (repeated access).
   3. Temperature monitoring—if it is required to only monitor the face temperature (see Face temperature monitoring and control).
   4. Temperature control—if it is required to only control if the face temperature threshold is exceeded (see Face temperature monitoring and control). If you select this mode, the following settings become available:
      
      
      • Lock user on temp. alarm—set the checkbox if you want to automatically block the user when the temperature is exceeded (the User blocked – Yes parameter is set in the Access Manager module). If the joint operation with the ACS and dynamics are enabled, then such a user is automatically removed from the controller and therefore access is denied.
10. Click the Apply button to save the changes.

Organization of a virtual access point when recognizing faces is complete.