Configure elevator floor access and unlock schedules for a Kisi-integrated elevator

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Steps

  1. Confirm whether the elevator hardware is relay-based (natively controlled by a Kisi Controller/Reader, floor buttons enabled per credential) or dispatch-based (requires the third-party Braxos gateway) — the two have very different integration paths
  2. For relay-based elevators, define Floors under the relevant Place and assign which floors a given credential/group is allowed to call
  3. Set elevator access schedules to time-restrict which hours a floor stop is reachable for a given credential
  4. Set elevator unlock schedules separately to keep a floor stop unlocked (no credential required) during configured hours
  5. For dispatch-based (multi-elevator hall-call) buildings, confirm the Braxos integration is provisioned, since this is not a pure Kisi REST call

Known gotchas

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