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HOURS:
Monday thru Friday: 8-5
Thanksgiving Week Hours:.
Monday & Tuesday: 8-5
Closed 21 thru 23
Gull Card Office
Commons Building 036
1101 Camden Ave
Salisbury, Md 21801
410-543-6053
410-543-6184 (fax)
gullcard@salisbury.edu

Gull Card Door Access Information - Staff/Faculty/Students

Access Resource (Building Managers Only)
What is Access?
Who do I contact?
Having an Access Problem?

What is Door Access Control (DAC)?

Certain exterior doors have been targeted to receive enhancements to their locking devices. Doors are equipped with a Door Access Controller : DAC or a Onity Lock.

DAC readers are mainly used on exterior access into buildings and computer labs. DAC readers require a side swipe of your Gull Card to gain entrance. Cards access accounts are programmed via a computer terminal by the appropriate dept.

Onity Locks are used for individual resident rooms, laundry rooms and bathrooms. Onity readers require that you drop your card down into the reader to gain entrance. Card are physically programmed at various locations on campus. Check with your building manager for location and times of encoding.

Who do I need to contact for Access?

Staff/Faculty: Contact your immediate supervisor.
Undergraduates/Graduates: Contact Instructor or view the Building Manager List.

What do I do if there is a problem?

Troubleshooting Access Problems:

NOTE: When reporting DAC problems remember that you are our main source of information when a problem arises.
    What light was flashing on the DAC unit after you swiped your card?
        Green-accepted
        Red-denied
        Yellow-the reader did not read your card

NOTE: A person may test their card at the appropriate doors even when the door is scheduled to be open.

     Check the Patrons ID card for:
        -magstripe damage which may not allow the DAC unit to read the account information on the persons card.   If there is damage the patron will have to come to obtain a new ID.