SMB App
Gallagher SMB
  • Using the Gallagher SMB app
  • Gallagher SMB app overview
  • Arming and Disarming
  • Access Control
    • Opening a door
    • Requesting access
    • Controlling a door remotely
    • Door states
    • Schedules
      • Door Schedules
      • User Schedules
  • Managing Users
    • SMB Key Tags
    • SMB User Codes
    • Delete or disable a User
    • User Privileges
    • FIDO Authentication
  • Managing alarm incidents
    • Self monitoring
      • Respond to an incident
      • Past Incidents
    • Guarding
    • Third-party monitoring
  • Managing system alarms
  • Site activity
  • Managing multiple sites
  • Settings
  • Troubleshooting
    • Common troubleshooting
    • Controller offline alarm
    • App notifications
    • Troubleshooting users
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  1. Access Control

Controlling a door remotely

SMB customers can momentarily unlock a gate, roller door, or other type of door, from anywhere at any time. This saves the need to travel to the business, for example, when someone needs access to a site after hours, such as a courier driver dropping off goods.

For Site Managers and Site Admins with additional remote unlock/locking privileges, OPEN, PULSE, UNLOCK, UP, and/or ON buttons appear in the DOORS tab of the SMB app. Correspondingly, CLOSE, LOCK, DOWN, and OFF buttons are available to perform the opposite actions.

On the DOORS tab of the SMB app:

Door Type
State
Buttons available

Door

Locked

OPEN: Unlocks the door for a few seconds so someone may enter. The door locks again as soon as it is shut (after being opened).

UNLOCK: Overrides the door to remain unlocked until its schedule or another override locks it.

Unlocked

LOCK: Overrides the door to remain locked until its schedule or another override unlocks it.

Automatic Door

Closed

PULSE: Unlocks and opens the door for a few seconds so someone may enter.

OPEN: Overrides the door to remain open until its schedule or another override closes it.

Open

CLOSE: Overrides the door to remain closed until its schedule or another override opens it.

Roller Door

Down

PULSE: Pulses the roller door open.

UP: Overrides the door to remain up until its schedule or another override closes it.

Up

DOWN: Overrides the door to remain down until its schedule or another override opens it up.

Gate

Closed

PULSE: Pulses the gate open.

OPEN: Overrides the gate to remain open until its schedule or another override closes it.

Open

CLOSE: Overrides the gate to remain closed until its schedule or another override opens it.

Fence

Off

ON: Overrides the fence to remain on until its schedule or another override turns it off.

On

OFF: Overrides the fence to remain off until its schedule or another override turns it on.

Other

Off

OPEN: Unlocks the door for a few seconds so someone may enter. The door locks again as soon as it is shut (after being opened).

ON: Overrides the door to remain on until its schedule or another override turns it off.

On

OFF: Overrides the door to remain off until its schedule or another override turns it on.

Notes:

  • The door cannot be "Opened" or "Pulsed" if the site is armed (just like it cannot be unlocked).

  • In the table above, all buttons described with the word "Overrides" will override the status of the door. All other buttons do not change the door's status.

  • Temporarily opening ('Door' and 'Other' type doors' OPEN button) or pulsing a door creates 'Opened by' events in the door's Event History.

  • Temporarily opening or pulsing a door sends a command to the Controller to unlock the door. This is not a request for access.

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