The Access Card system is used to control access to many
Temple buildings. Card readers are installed at building entrances and
some interior doors. An authorized cardholder can unlock a door by swiping
their Temple ID card through the card reader. The card readers are controlled
by the Access Card server and building access privileges are assigned
using the Access Card system software.
Student and employee access procedures are described below.
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Employee(s) completes the Building Access
Request form located on the Application Development and Support Services (ACS)
Forms Portal. The department head must sign the form. |
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Form is faxed to ACS and reviewed. New time schedule
is added to the building if needed. |
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ACS assigns the access privilege and the
form is faxed back to the requester when completed. |
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The form is also faxed to Temple Police to notify them
of the access request. |
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The following automated daily process is used to assign
access to students. |
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· Student pays a housing deposit and is added to the
housing information system (RMS) |
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· Housing office assigns the student to a room in the
RMS (Housing) system. |
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· Daily interface adds room assignment from RMS to
the Access Card system. |
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ACS revokes all privileges at the end of the semester
using an automated batch process. |
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Requester contacts ACS or Facilities Management
to specify their needs. |
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Requestor submits a Facilities Management service request
to provide a site survey for power, door hardware and mounting needs
for the security reader. |
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ACS obtains a price quote from Blackboard
and forwards to the requestor or Facilities. |
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Requestor submits a Telecom service request
for the network connection. ACS assists and determines the correct
loop and address for the reader connection. Network connection cannot
be completed until the reader is installed by facilities, however,
a request for telecom should be submitted as soon as possible. |
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Requestor or Facilities submits a purchase
order to Blackboard. |
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ACS or Facilities receives readers from Blackboard
and contacts installer. |
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ACS configures reader in the Access Card
system by working with requester to identify door access requirements
and identification of card users and access plans for the reader. |
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Once Telecom completes the network connection to the
reader, ACS notifies requester when the reader is available for
use. Keys can still be used for access when the card reader goes
into service. |
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· All card readers will unlock the door for
5 seconds or until the door is opened, whichever comes first, before
a card needs to be swiped again. |
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· Temple Police are available at 1-1234 to suspend
lost cards after the Diamond Dollars Office is closed. |
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· In the event of a card reader malfunctioning, contact
Temple Police for them to investigate and notify the proper people
for repairs. |
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· Cardholders that can access buildings after normal
hours are assigned an access privilege and plan by Administrative
Computer Services (ACS). If you require different hours for access,
ACS can create additional access plans to match your needs. |
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· Most exterior handicap door entrances require a card
swipe to activate the door. Please note that some doors have a motion
sensor above the door to prevent the door from hitting you when
it opens. An example of this can be found on Wachman Hall Beasley
Walk entrance. Please stand to the side of the door when swiping
your card at doors with sensors. |
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· PIN pad use is only in operation at the
Student Activity Center where a PIN and swipe is required after
hours. All other buildings require a card swipe only. |
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· Refer to the Frequently
Asked Questions for Security Readers document for more information. |
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