How do RFID Wristbands work, and how can administrators configure and manage them in AccessHub?

How do RFID Wristbands work, and how can administrators configure and manage them in AccessHub?

1. What is the RFID Wristband feature?
RFID Wristbands allow residents to access gates and other access-controlled areas without using the ADDA app or face recognition. This is especially useful for senior citizens, children, and other non-smartphone users.

2. How do I add an RFID Wristband?
Go to AccessHub → User Management → Manage Wristbands, click Add RFID, select the unit, enter the RFID number, and configure access locations.

3. How many Wristbands can be assigned to a unit?
The maximum number of Wristbands per unit is controlled by the community administrator. By default, a unit can have up to 2 Wristbands.

4. How can I change the maximum Wristband limit for the community?
Go to AccessHub → Setup → Wristband and update the Maximum Wristbands per Unit setting.

5. Can I assign different access permissions to different Wristbands of the same unit?
Yes. Each wristband can have its own access permissions and allowed locations.

6. Can I edit or disable a Wristband later?
Yes. Administrators can update the RFID number, change access locations, disable a Wristband, or remove it completely at any time.

7. What happens if a resident loses their Wristband?
The administrator can immediately disable or remove the Wristband to prevent unauthorized access from AccessHub → User Management → Manage Wristbands.

8. Will residents receive notifications when a Wristband is used?
Yes. Residents can receive notifications whenever a Wristband linked to their unit is used for entry.