Supported Functionality

Table-2: Card & Keypad Feature Support

This table lists the Card Format / Reader Technology and Keypad Features that are (and are not) supported by Galaxy for enrollment and DSR Solution.

	Card Support for Enrollment & User Access	Support	Notes
1	Corporate 1000 48 bit	YES
2	Corporate 1000 35 bit	YES
3	Wiegand 26 bit (standard)	YES
4	HID Proprietary 37 bit w/ Facility Code	YES
5	HID Proprietary 37 bit (no FAC)	NO
6	DSR Format 33 bit Wiegand	NO
7	DSR Format 34 bit Wiegand	NO
8	MiFare Smart-card CSN	NO
9	iClass CSN	NO
10	iClass Secure Sector (only known formats**)	Partial	known formats**
11	ProxRaw Format  (only known formats**)	Partial	known formats** ( Corp 1K 48bit / 35bit / 37bit-with-FAC; 26bit Wiegand )
	Keypad Support - Enroll & User Access	Support	Notes
12	Primary AND PIN	YES	Primary means card.
13	Primary OR PIN	YES	Primary means card.
14	PIN ONLY	YES	must be 6-digit entry at lock; SG pads leading zeros if less than 6-digits in Cardholder screen
13	Enforce PIN Length Limits for 'CARD AND PIN' in all locks	YES	1st PIN must be 6-digit entry at lock; SG pads leading zeros if less than 6-digits in Cardholder screen + 2nd User PIN must be 4-digit entry (SG pads leading zeros on 2nd PIN also.
14	Enforce PIN Length Limits for 'PIN ONLY' in all locks	YES	1st PIN must be 6-digit entry at lock; SG pads leading zeros if less than 6-digits in Cardholder screen + 2nd User PIN must be 4-digit entry (SG pads leading zeros on 2nd PIN also.

Table-3: Assa DSR Feature Support

This table lists the DSR Features that are supported by the SG-DSR Solution for Assa Compliance with the DSR Solution.

	SG-DSR Manager App Support	Support	Notes
1	Supports adding multiple DSR Servers	YES	We do not impose a limit. Simulated validation for up to 3-DSR servers with max count 1,024 locks (verified with simulated locks). Performed with latest sim avail.
2	Import Locks (POE & WiFi)	YES	an array of reader formats were validated across WIFI and POE locks (real and simulated)
3	Confirm Locks from SG App	YES	ability to confirm each individual lock, or confirm all locks (separate buttons) - inserts lock records into SG database and confirms lock for DSR.
4	Refresh Lock List from DSR Server database	YES	pull lock list for new DSR installs, and adding new locks to existing SG-DSR interface
5	Schedules for Locks & Access Privileges	YES	add/edit/delete Schedules. Includes support for holiday/exception days. (used for DSR Authorizations and DSR access point modes).
6	Authorizations	YES	able to add/edit/delete DSR Authorizations. NOTE: must assign to card (user) in System Galaxy Cardholder enrollment screen - like access groups.
7	Access Point Modes (Door Group Schedules)	YES	able to add/edit/delete AP Modes. NOTE: these are door groups that are assigned to a schedule and a lock action (lock, unlock, access, first in, etc.)
8	Lock Groups (lock/unlock/pulse IP Locks via Remote Command)	YES	add/edit/delete Lock Groups. Supports operator Remote Command to LOCK / UNLOCK / PULSE all POE LOCKS within a group. (!) Not effective for WIFI Locks since they must wake up to recv command.
9	Remove Locks/Access Points (!)	YES	Door Activity Archival (!) Warning: The archival of Access Point (Door) Activity History is not currently supported in this version of SG-DSR Manager. If locks are removed/deleted, you will not have activity history report.
10	Bulk Load to DSR from SG App	YES	This is primarily to support rebuilding the DSR if the DSR Server crashes (disaster recovery). Lock SN and settings are pushed to the DSR
11	Synch users, schedules, authorizations	YES	IP-enabled Locks (POE) will synch within a minute. WIFE Locks will synch on wake up (timed or forced via wake-card, manual keypad/comm btn)
12	Configure Lock Settings & Alarms	YES	many lock settings are available in the Access Points screen - like unlock delay, unlock duration, etc.
13	Lock Status	YES	(online / offline) indicates whether the lock is connected or not. IP-enabled Locks should stay connected, WiFi Locks will stay offline until their scheduled wake-up, which uses battery life, so it is recommended that you set timer to 1440 (24hrs) and use a wake-card or command to force the lock to accept changes if they are high-security changes.
14	Synch Status	YES	(in synch / out of synch) shows whether last changes are pending for the lock.

Table-4: Galaxy Feature Support

This table lists the System Galaxy Features that are (and are not) supported by the SG-DSR Solution.

	Galaxy Feature Support for DSR Solution	Support	Notes
1	Photo Verification / Video Verification	NONE	(not supported at this time)
2	DVR Linking for Alarm Popup Video	NONE	(not supported at this time)
3	CCTV Linking for Alarms	NONE	(not supported at this time)
4	Graphic Floor Plan support (linking symbols to states)	NONE	(not supported at this time)
5	DSR Locks show in Galaxy "Device Status" Screen	NONE	(not supported at this time)  Note: you can see lock status (online/offline) and synch status (synched/not synched) in the SG-DSR Manager App
6	DSR Locks show in Hardware Tree	NONE	(not supported at this time)
7	Remote Command to DSR Locks from Hardware Tree	NONE	(not supported at this time)
8	Remote Command "single-click lock-down" via Lock Groups in the "SG-DSR Manager" App	Partial *	a) SG-DSR Manager App supports "Remote Command" of Lock Groups (Lock/Unlock Tab), which gives Operators ability to send lock, unlock, or pulse commands to IP Locks. ( ! ) FOR POE ONLY!   Note: Remote Commands = Operator Commands b) The Manager App also lets you control which commands  (lock, unlock, pulse) that a Lock Group can send. This limits the scope of commands permitted at each Lock Command Group.
9	Enrolling Smart-card support for CSN	NONE	Due to limitations related to the ProxRaw Format, the smartcard CSN is not supported
10	Enrolling ProxRaw Format support (only known formats**)	Partial	supports ProxRaw Format only for known formats** ( Wiegand 26bit; Corp1K 48bit; Corp1K 35bit; HID 37bit w/FAC;  )
11	Enrolling Smartcard support for known formats**	Partial	supports smartcard only for known formats** ( Corp 1K 48bit / 35bit / 37bit-with-FAC; 26bit Wiegand )
12	Wake-up WIFI	YES *	There are several ways to wake up a WIFI, including a Wake-up Schedule, Wake-up Card, #323232 Keypad command, and pressing the COMM button on the inside of the reader head.  WIFI readers do not wake up just because a reader event occurred, like valid or invalid access, REX, etc.  (NOTE: This option is a bit unpredictable.  You may need to issue the wake up command several times - not sure why, but it will eventually work if you repeat the command. )