SkyLiner2007
You could probably do that manually with some fancy external logic... Though I could implement an automatic lock feature that locks the door automatically after a delay.

I would have to look at the logic and programming of the microcontroller and come up with a good way to make the delay configurable.

The overrides are intended to be used from the inside of the secure area to allow the user to both lock and unlock the door from inside. They can of course also be used for remote overrides. If I do add an optional timeout feature, I would probably also consider programming it to stay unlocked while the override input is active, and only start the timeout timer once the override input has gone low.

Keep in mind though, non-electronic doors won't be able to be closed automatically.

Could you add a time limit on the "lock" screen after you've been granted access, especially for when you have an override attached?

PS: There is a video attached at the top. I actually hook one up in the video using an instrument panel.

@vinceEde123
Either use an instrument panel, which can give you up to four button in one block, or use a boolean to composite adapter.

I dont get how the override works bevause buttons have a on off signal and not a composite