Hardware Manual of A3

Hardware Guide
Version English-1.0.0
ZKS-A3 Access Control & Fingerprint Time
Attendance
The introduction of compan
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.ince !$$+, 12. has been at the forefront of consumer fingerprint products, pro3iding inno3ati3e, high-3alue
solutions for business and consumers' -he 12. name stands for the highest 4uality products and a profitable
partnership' In !$$$, 12. began producing -ime 5 6ttendance, 6ccess Control, door 7oc) etc' and ma)ing 12.
become the leader in the de3elopment of fingerprint applications, comprising ,5D, design and manufacture' 8e
ha3e been offering core fingerprint algorithm technology and mature embedded application products all the time'
9ur se3enteen ,5D members ha3e more than !0 years e*perience in this field for )eeping that &e are at the high
top of biometric fingerprint all the &hile' 9ur fingerprint products are featured by the integration of their e*cellent
system design and the precision in algorithms' 8e offer our global clients &ith fingerprint products of competiti3e
price, superior 4uality and good performance' 6nd &e ha3e become a reputable 9:M;9DM manufacturer all o3er
the &orld, and &ill happily &or) &ith you to de3elop custom solutions for your security re4uirements'
Histor
< "''#( :stablished a primal bio-identification system named 9ffice :4uipment -rading Company for supplying &ith
fingerprint and 96 materials'
< "'''( =egan producing -ime 5 6ttendance, 6ccess Control, Door 7oc) etc' and ma)ing us became the leader in
the de3elopment of fingerprint applications'
< )%%)( -he Company has been reformed and named .tronger -ech' Co' 7imited, establishing a fa3orable base
for future de3elopment' -herefore, &e are engaged in ,5D, design, manufacture and sales on a big scale'
< )%%*( 8e established the o3erseas sales department named 12. >roup as international &indo& for global mar)et
in .hanghai, &hich ma/ors in 9:M;9DM manufacture for many 3alued clients'
< )%%&( =uilt up our inner sales department named ?in .tronger -ech' Co' 7imited and promote our o&n
independent brand @12.@ in China'
< )%%+( >et a great sales achie3ement in domestic and o3erseas mar)et in the first half a year against at the same
period of last year, forming a high efficient system base in .hanghai, the economic center of China'
< )%%$( Apgrading our multimedia series products &ith >P,., IP C6M:,6 and Bideo Door Phone functions,
channeling off the ne& ,esearching and De3eloping trends in biometric -ime 6ttendance and 6ccess
Control system, ma)ing us as the first and uni4ue manufacturer at the top of ad3anced technology'
Glo,al Strateg
12. >roup pro3ides China and the &orld &ith biometric technologies and related products, together &ith
technological information ser3ices' In our strategy, international in3estment capital &ill be utili(ed to facilitate the
populari(ation and application of biometric technologies;products in China, and then slo&ly mo3e from local mar)et
to&ards the global mar)et' -he de3elopment strategy of 12. >roup can be described as follo&s: relying on sale,
manufacture and technology de3elopment, underta)ing to pro3ide products in full range from hard&are, .D2 and
Customi(ation and establishing a po&erful net&or) of sales in domestic and o3ersea mar)et'
!A-.F/ST0( 1elcome all friends from all o2er the world to 3oin in our pro3ects4
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Fingerprint Time Attendance and Sstem ZKS-A3
5ream,le
,espected users, sincerely than) you for the use of the products of 12., Please read the manual carefully and
understand the basic structure, performance, function of the products and master the basic )no&ledge of
installation, using and maintenance'
12.-6% terminal has been using the most ad3anced stand-alone fingerprint reader that can be used in 6ccess
Control and -ime 5 6ttendance applications' It can be installed standalone or &ith any third party panel that support
6-bit 8eigand' Asers &ill benefit from its unparalleled performance, ease-of-use, precision and fastest matching
speed' 6ccept 9DM or 9:M, pro3iding system local 3oice, menu language, and soft&are analysis, case-ma)ing'
12.-6% is suitable for the entrances and e*its of office, factory, hotel, school, etc' -he product e*periences the strict
4uality test before lea3ing factory' It is mainly used for attendance &ith fingerprint or pass&ord'
Ani4ue &or) of the t&o access control modes, !6 function )eys, it can distinguish from different on-duty and off-
duty time efficiently and set the system parameters and functions to achie3e file and records in4uiries and other
functions' It is also used for fingerprint collection'
Cingerprint 6ccess Control is based on state-of-the-art technology of matching fingerprint &ith matching mode of
!: D' -he matching only ta)es about 0'# second in the database accommodating %000 fingerprintsE the access
control has far of less than 0'000!F &ith e*tremely accurate identificationE it uses fingerprint reader of stable
performance, &hich has a li3e fingerprint sensor made of optical crystal' Gou can use o3er !0 yearsE the access
control also uses the ad3anced high-integrated circuits &ith program incorporated into it, &hich ma)es it unnecessary
to )eep your eyes on the computer' It is the access control &ith simple time 5 attendance system in general' 6% is
one of the idealist and most ad3anced access control system so far'
-erminals support pro*imity card, the rate of error and re/ection is lo&' 8ith high identification rate and high
reliability and stability, large-capacity &ith more attendance records and reasonable structure of de3ice, all ma/or
components and e*ternal card reader are imported in order to meet the re4uirements of different users'
-he contents of the manual are not our promise and the company reser3es the right to change the handboo)
&ithout further notice' Cor any installation or improper use directly, indirectly or unintentionally, inad3ertent damage
and dangers, 12. li3es up to any responsibilities'
8ithout the authori(ation about the manual copyright of 12. >roup Co', 7imited, the manufacturers in3ol3ed
prohibit the modification and printing brochures' http:;;&&&'()sgroup'com for more product information of 12.
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Chapter I use notes''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''+
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!' -echnical inde*'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' #
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!'H Cunction Characteristics'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' 8
!'+ -erminal maintenance''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' $
!'6 8or) principle'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' $
Chapter Installation and appearance of e4uipment''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''!0
'! Dotes of o3erall structure'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' !0
'!'! 6ppearance....................................................................................................................................................................10
'!' Cunctions sho&ing of the )eypad...............................................................................................................................12
' :4uipment installation''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' !
''! Installation notice...........................................................................................................................................................12
'% Det&or)''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' !%
Chapter % =asic function introduction'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''!6
%'! Aser Manage''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' !6
%'!'! :nroll Aser......................................................................................................................................................................16
%'!' :nroll Manager...............................................................................................................................................................21
%'!'% Delete..............................................................................................................................................................................22
%' .etup 9ptions''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' %
%''! .ystem 9pts (.ystem 9ptions"...................................................................................................................................23
%'' 7og 9ptions....................................................................................................................................................................24
%''% Comm 9ptions (Communication 9ptions".................................................................................................................24
%''H 6ccess 9pts (6ccess 9ptions"....................................................................................................................................25
%'% .ystem Info.ystem Information''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' 6
%'%'! Aser CntAser Count..............................................................................................................................................26
%'%' Man Cnt Manager Count......................................................................................................................................27
%'%'% CP CntCingerprint Count......................................................................................................................................27
%'%'H Card Cnt (Card Count".................................................................................................................................................27
%'%'+ Pass&ord Cnt (Pass&ord Count"................................................................................................................................27
%'%'6 >- 7og (In;9ut log"........................................................................................................................................................27
%'%'# .- 7og (Manager 7og"...................................................................................................................................................27
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%'%'8 De3ice Information........................................................................................................................................................27
Chapter H Iuestions 5 6ns&ers''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''#
Chapter . use notes
"6" -ote
-ot to install in the larger temperature difference
Please install in the room (&here the temperature can be ad/usted"
.f in e7ceptional circumstances8 we should put de2ice out of door
.pecial e4uipment for outdoor use or distributing a protecti3e shield can effecti3ely pre3ent malfunction'
-ot to install in dirt and moist places8 and do not clean the e9uipment with spra or li9uid6
7ife and the results of e4uipment &ill be greatly affected'
-ot to install applications in pri2ate plane
It &ill gi3e rise to failure or abnormal operating conditions of the -56 procedures'
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Keep e9uipment from dust8 fire and water
It &ill not ma)e some short circuit or fire caused by electrical e4uipment'
It
&ould
a3oid failure of displaying and storage components of e4uipment'
It
&ill be
li)ely to cause significant e4uipment failure e3en a fire or electric shoc)'
:o not use sharp o,3ects or weights crushing to ,low e9uipment
It may lead to damaging e4uipment, fingerprint identification and the impact on the use and appearance'
:o not ;eep e9uipment unstead
It is may lead to internal damage of e4uipment
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Keep e9uipment awa from magnets and magnetic materials8 or the strong local magneti<ation
5lease do not let non-professional persons open the e9uipment and change circuit of e9uipment
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/9uipment managers need to stud the methods of operation seriousl
-his process can be used in normal operation, there is no abnormal e4uipment
!ore than two managers will ,e ,etter
It is useful to facilitate the coordination of the &or) of 3arious departments and the transition of related technical
parameters'
:o not format dis; storage e9uipment easil
If &e need to format, please contact the e4uipment pro3ider for bac)up data before doing it'
After using of e9uipment for a period of time8 please ma;e a ,ac;up
-he document &ill not lose data &hen abnormal circumstances happened
.f ou meet the /9uipment failure8 please do not repair pri2atel6
If you are in need of repairing e4uipment, please contact the e4uipment pro3iders'
=se the power adapter of manufacturer
9:M po&er adapter is stabili(ing and filtering functions to be able to supply po&er to e4uipment'
:on>t ta;e pictures facing doors or windows
=ac) to location &hich is full of stronger ray'
/n2ironment of the use
-emperature 0J-H+ Kumidity 0F-80F
5ower
6C!!0B -0BL!+F +0K1 3oltage
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"6) Technical inde7
.ub/ect Parameters Pictures
Modes of identification Cingerprint;pro*imity card and pass&ord
6ccess control
and -56
C6, ;C,, M0'000!;M0'0!
-ime, (one, >roup,
Anloc) combinations
+0 time (ones, + groups, !0 unloc) combinations(access
control"
Cingerprint -emplates %000
Communication ,.%;H8+(600m-!00m",-CP;IP
6ccessory :lectronic =ell, alarm and ID;IC card (optional"
Det&or) port !00;!0=ease-- :thernet
Data transmission
agreement
-CP protocol and ,.H8+
8arranty of period H months
Po&er DC$B, !6 (6C !00B to H0 B, +0 to 60 K("
:n3ironment 0 -H+ temperature and humidity 0F-80F
:*terior dimensions !88<!!8<H (mm"
:*ternal
function(access control"
:lectronic loc), electronic bell and alarm
6ccess Control
Cunction
.ingle embedded controller
.ound effect Boice, bell
6pplications 9ffice, factory, hotel, ban)
"63 The num,er of ZKS A3
Matching Method !:D(DN%000"
,ecord Data 80000 pieces
Calse 6cceptance ,ate 0'000!F
Calse ,e/ection ,ate 0'0!F
Berification .peed 7ess than !'+ seconds; per fingerprint
Consumption Po&er !!0-H0B +0J60K(
8or)ing -emperature 0 --H+
8or)ing Kumidity 0 --80
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"6* Function Characteristics
Ase li3e fingerprint reader to completely sol3e the problems of losing )ey and card, forgetting )ey and card used by
se3eral persons'
It can sa3e cost for unnecessary ID;IC cards'
It is unnecessary for users to )eep their eyes on the computer'
8ith the intelligent design on 7CD screen, all the matching messages &ill be displayed by digits'
,eali(e the direct con3ersation bet&een users and the machine'
.ound connection port: ,.H8+, ,OH+'
-he system has the calendar, &hich can e*pediently setup the system time and synchroni(e the computer time'
It can store 80000 matching data' Data &ill be cleaned after it has been transferred into the manager computer'
6ll the data can be sa3ed for three years &hen it is po&ered off'
6utomatically po&er off the po&er to sa3e energy and prolong the life of the machine
=eautiful and practical structure &ith the sliding co3er
It can support all )inds of electronic loc)s and magnetic loc)s'
6larming function against robbery and remo3ing the machine
-est the state of access control
.upport multi-user identification'
Communication method &ith the 6 digits pass&ord ma)es sure the safety'
Asers can freely set up the time segment to open the door'
"6# Terminal maintenance
5lease pa attention to ne7t items as follows(
!' Please clean the dust on the sensor first of all'
' Please &ipe the sensor &ith clean tampon'
%' Please donPt &ash sensor &ith &ater, alcohol and other lotion'
"6& 1or; principle
!'#'! Cingerprint -ime 5 6ttendance
Cingerprint terminals are to recei3e digital signals recognition memory through fingerprint recording e4uipment'
:3eryone could register three fingerprints, and encrypt the corresponding documents stored in the machine'
8hen one staff puts their fingers on the sensor, the sensor &ill hint &hether he;she chec) attendance
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successfully' .o it is 3ery important for us to register the good fingerprint for the first time' It alerts successful
identification if the fingerprints are accordant' 9ther&ise, there are some differences bet&een them, such as too dry,
too &et, too dirty, e*posed s)in or no register and so on' .o &hen you register the fingerprints, &e suggest the three
of the fingers: the thumb, inde* finger and middle finger'
6fter staff put their fingers onto sensor, their information of fingers and time of -56 are recorded into terminal and then
transmit their info from terminal to computer by appropriate modes, such as, ,.% or ,.H8+' 6fter analy(ing these
data on management soft&are by managers, statements in attendance &ill be sho&ed up' :*cel spreadsheet of
printing can also be deri3ed
-ote( 8hen register finger, the user should put his;her finger on the correct posture, see the follo&ing picture:
Correct Posture
!'#' -56 &ith card reader (optional"
-56 terminal is a )ind of storage e4uipment &ith card &hich records digital information by a recei3ing terminal
identification , as &ell as e*ternal e4uipment (such as loc)s, open buttons and other e4uipment" controller'
-here is particular fre4uency induction coil in internal cards and CM9. chip' 9ne card corresponds to the only
one number and you can establish staff files in the management'
8hen card holders &ipe the card reader areas &ith card and his particular information &as recorded and stored
in the terminal' -hen, by appropriate mean of communication, the records &ill be sent to the managerPs computer, &ith
operating management soft&are to upload the records, the manager &ill find the statements displayed in attendance
report' Ke can also get the :*cel spreadsheet for printing' Pay attention to that it &ill be in3alid if the staff &ipes card
on terminal &ithout registration'
-he distance of reading card according to different model is also different, '+-+cm (pro*imity card"' -he best
direction of &iping card is as the same le3el as )eypad' Please do not be too fast &hen &iping card for sure'
-ote( Please donPt flap machines &ith card'
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Chapter ) .nstallation and appearance of e9uipment

)6" -otes of o2erall structure
)6"6" Appearance
Describe the e*terior appearance and e4uipment'
)6"6) Functions showing of the ;epad
'!''!' 2eyboard configuration
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LED
LCD
Keys
Fingerprint
'!''' 2eyboard Cunction
C :*it or cancel a menu
M :nter into machine menu
92 Confirm
0 .&itch on or off machine
Q Mo3e up the menu
R Mo3e do&n the menu
0-$ Input numerical 3alues
)6) /9uipment installation
)6)6" .nstallation notice
Ma)e sure that the terminal e4uipment is installed in the room' If being installed outdoors, you should notice that
&ater e*posed to the ad3erse circumstances' Gou can also purchase our product shields to better protect the
machines'
-o pre3ent electrical short circuit, &e suggest you do not share po&er &ith other e4uipments'
Ma)e sure that the terminal e4uipment is installed in the room' If being installed outdoors, you should notice that
&ater e*posed to the ad3erse circumstances'
Gou should a3oid the direct e*posure of sunlight or a large number of sandstorms in the region, and other&ise it
&ill affect the )eyboard'
Must ensure that the e4uipment is installed &ith metal grounded bac)plane in order to a3oid the current pulse
and a3oid shoc)ing terminal e4uipment' If you &ant to use products in such an en3ironment, you can use our
company products, please 3isit the 8eb site for further information at http:;;&&&'()sgroup'com
=ecause of the small si(e of terminal, it can be installed at any place' If terminal is the e4uipment used for access
control or -56, it should be installed beside the door so that it is con3enient for users to open the door after 3erifying
successfully'
Gou should focus on t&o points about site of installation as follo&s: one is that you should ensure that there is
enough air used for dispelling heat, the other is that do not install it near the place &ith the resource of heat, direct
irradiation and lots of dust'
-he installation of metal bac)board is necessary and it can release static if users connect it &ith the terra line of
po&er supply'
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)63 -etwor;
"? Connection of 5C
Picture: Connection of 6% &ith PC
6% can be lin)ed to C9M (C9M!, C9MS" of PC through ,.H8+ con3erter'
-o connect and transfer data &ith PC through ,.H8+ con3erter'
-he po&er supply of 6% is alternating current!00-H0B;+0K1
9ne computer can connect &ith %! 6% access control through ,.H8+ con3erter' , the ma*imum length of ,.H8+
is !00 meters'
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)? @S*$# serial communication
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-erminal can be connected to computer by ,.H8+
Chapter 3 Aasic function introduction
Press )ey Menu,then it enters into the three submenus on the 7CD Aser Manage, .etup 9ptions,.ystem
Infofor your option &ith Q and R'
36" @egister =ser
36"6" =ser
6fter entering into the menu, select ,egister Aserselect the submenu Aser, then general users can enroll'
-here are t&o )inds of register modes: De& ,egister=ac)up ,egister
De& ,egister
!',eg Cinger
.elect T,eg CingerU item, then it comes to the &indo&:
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@eg Finger
.: %%%%%%"
-o-/SC Bes-0K
6fter clic)ing 92, it &ill appear the follo&ing &indo&s for your pressing one of your fingers for three times
5ress Finger 4
First

Ta;e 0ffC6
5ress Finger 4
Second

Ta;e 0ffC6
5ress Finger 4
Third

Ta;e 0ffC6
:3ery ne& register should press his;her finger for three times, if you finished enrolling, it &ill spring a &indo& as
follo&s:
@eg Finger
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@egister 0K4
(-ote: the register finger here must be the same one, if not, it &ill sho& you: TCP DoubleU as follo&s' -hen you must
press your another finger for three times"
Ta;e 0ffC6
F5 :ou,le
6nd if the finger is the one that has been registered before it &ill sho& you as follo&s, then you ha3e to change
another finger that has not been registered on this machine before
6fter pressing the same finger for three times successfully, system &ill auto sa3e it'
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6fter sa3ing, this &ill be another &indo&: ContinueV (G:.-92, D9-:.C",
(-ote: if not sa3e, the register this time is in3alid' 6nd it also comes to the same &indo& as the one after sa3ed as
follo&s:
@eg Finger
ContinueD
-o-/SC Bes-0K
',eg Pass&ord
8ith the same method, select T:nroll pass&ordU item, then it comes U,eg CingerU
@eg 5assword
.: %%%%%%"
/SC-/SC Set-0K
.elect G:. to input your pass&ord in the column as follo&s:
.: %%%%%%"
51: .n
/SC-/SC Set-0K

Input your pass&ord and sa3e it, you ha3e to confirm your pass&ord a second time
5wd @einput
51: .n
/SC-/SC Set-0K
6fter inputting the same pass&ord for the second time, it &ill come to the &indo&:
%%%%%%)-%5
/SC-/SC Set-0K
Clic) 92 to sa3e, after sa3ing, there &ill be another &indo&: ContinueV (G:.-92, D9-:.C",
(-ote: if not sa3e, the register this time is in3alid' 6nd it also comes to the same &indo& as the one after sa3ed as
follo&s:
ContinueD
/SC-/SC Set-0K
.elect 92 to enter into the follo&ing interface'
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-ew /nrollD
/SC-/SC Set-0K
.elect 92 to continue register a ne& pass&ord under a ne& ID number, -he ID number &ill be increased by degrees
automatically from 000000!' If you select :.C, then it rebac)
%,eg ID Card
@eg .: Card
.: %%%%%%"
/sc-/SC Set-0K
8hen Press 92 then
.n Card -o
Arsh Card4
/sc-/SC Set-0K
.n Card -o
Arsh Card4
%%")3*#&%"
/sc-/SC Set-0K
6fter system &ill auto sa3e it'
H,eg CPWP&d
.elect T,eg CPWP&dU item, it &ill also come out 8indo&'

@eg Finger
.: %%%%%%"
/sc-/SC Set-0K
select G:. to get a ne& ID number for you, under this ID number , you should first register your finger by pressing
you finger for three times,
+,eg CWC
.elect T:nroll CWCU item, it &ill also come out 8indo&:

@eg Finger
-o-/SC Bes-0K
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select G:. to get a ne& ID number for you, under this ID number , you should first register your finger by pressing
you finger for three times
=ac)up ,egister
6nd the step is the same as the ,egister Aserof the first fingerE it is the bac)up fingerprint of the person &ith the ID
number, and one person can register t&o bac)up fingerprints'
(-ote: &hen you ha3e already registered three fingers under a same ID number, and still continue to register under
the ID number, then it &ill sho&s your the follo&ing &indo&:
Aac;up /nroll
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36"6) !anager
6fter entering into the menu, select ,egister Aserand select the submenuManager'In this section, Manager
can register' -here are also fi3e register modes: ,eg Cinger,eg Pass&ord,eg CP5Pass,eg ID Card,eg
Cp5Card'-his step is same the Aser'
-ote( -he step of manager register is the same as Aser' e3ery Manager also can register three different fingers,
and e3ery machine can register at least ! manager and ma*imum !0'
-ote( It is easy for managing &ith more managers, and please do not forget or lose the information' It is important to
remember the pass&ord firmly' It is troublesome if it is forgotten by carelessness' Please contact &ith the
manufacturer soon if that happens'
6fter manager register, &hen go bac) to the main interface, and enter into the menu , press the )eymenu, and this
time you can not enter into it directly, instead it is follo&ed by a display of T6dminV U, at this time, general user cannot
enter into the main menu until the manager has been identified successfully ,
36) :elete =ser
6fter entering into the menu, select Delete Aser then you can delete the registered information 6fter deleting,
he;she can not be 3erified by prior registered finger or pass&ord as before'
Delete the users &ith inputting his;her ID number Delete ID 000000!-0 , including fingerprint, pass&ord'
:elete
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Sure :elete
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6fter deleting all the registers under this ID number, it &ill hint you as follo&s:
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:elete

/nroll /mpt4
(Dote: If there is only one register under this ID number, it &ill hint you &ith the same interface as abo3e"
If only delete one of its information under an ID number, and there is still other finger or pass&ord, he; can still 3erify
his status by the lea3ing fingerprint or pass&ord under the ID number'
363 :ata :ownload
3.3.1 USB Don!o"#
6ccording to your re4uest, &e &ill supply you &ith a A.= interface aside the machine' -hen this menu can be used
for do&nload all staff attendance logs by A-dis)' 8hich ma)e the transmit of data more con3eniently
Cirst, you plug a A-dis) in' and then enter into the main menu, select Data Proc'and then select the submenuA.=
do&nload, select relati3e menu items to do&nload until it sho&s you: do&nload 92the relati3e items and meanings
are as follo&s:
!>log: T>logU means general logs' .elect this to do&nload general usersP attendance records (the ne& attendance
records after being do&nloaded last time"
6ll >log:.elect this to do&nload all general usersP attendance records on the machine
%.log: T.logU means super logs' .elect this to do&nload administratorsP attendance records (the ne& attendance
records after being do&nloaded last time"
H6ll .log: .elect this to do&nload all administratorsP attendance records on the machine
+6ll :nroll Do&n:.elect this to do&nload all the register records
66ll :nroll Ap: .elect this to upload all the register records
-ote( if you ha3e not plugged a A-dis) in, or ha3e not formatted the A-dis), it &ill sho& you: TDe3ice :rrorU' 8e
suggest C6-% for format of A-dis)
$s232 Dn!#
C%oose &ES or '(
$s485 Dn!#
C%oose &ES or '(
Et%ernet Dn!#
!=aud ,ate
It is a parameter needed to set for communication, if terminal &as connected &ith PC and soft&are by ,.%;,.H8+,
then the =aud ,ate on the terminal must be the same as the PCPs and soft&are' -hey are $600, !$00, %8H00,
!!+00' Default =aud rate is %8H00' 6fter entering into the menu.etup 9ptions, then enter into submenuComm
9ptions,select =aud rate,then you can choose the 3alue by pressing the )ey TQU and TRU' Please refer to the
soft&are manual or consult the sales manager for more details of connecting mode'
Parity
It is a method to chec) the correctness of a code transmission' -o see &hether the @!@ number is odd or e3en in a
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group of digital binary code transmitted to chec)' Gou can use the default setting, there is no need to change, but you
must ensure that it is the same as PCXs' -here are three modes: Done, 9dd, :3en'
%.top bits
It refers that there &ill be space time for the machine to process the data obtained in order to ma)e data processing of
the ne*t cycle, you can use the default setting, there is no need to change, but you must ensure that it is the same as
PCXs'
HPort D9'
Gou can set the Port D9' on the machine here, and you must )eep it the same 3alue &hen communication &ith
soft&are, if terminal &as connected &ith PC and soft&are by -CP;IP' Gou must )eep Port Do' on soft&are the same
as the terminal' 8e suggest Port Do' is +00+'
+Comm 2ey(communication pass&ord"
-hat is Pass&ord of Communication' .et up pass&ord to connect ser3er &ith terminal, Default P8D of
communication is 00H0$ or 0' 6fter entering into the main menu, select the menu.etup 9ptions, then enter into
submenuComm 9ptions, clic)Com 2eyto sho& the current parameter, clic) 92 to input a ne& pass&ord, clic) 92
to sa3e it after inputting the 3alue'
6 IP 6ddress
It is used for communication bet&een the terminal and management soft&are by -CP;IP' In this part, you must set up
fi*ed IP address and it must be the same as the soft&are' 6fter entering into the main menu, select the menu.etup,
then enter into submenuCommunication, clic) IP 6ddress, then press 92 to Input IP 6ddress (depending on the
7ocate IP net&or) addresses, such as !$'!68'0'!60' It must be in the same net&or) but different from host computer
IP 6ddress"'
-ote( -he IP address is only for -CP;IP communications'
#.ubnet mas)
-he subnet mas), &hich is re4uired for -CP;IP to &or), is used by the -CP;IP protocol to determine &hether a host
computer is on the local subnet or on a remote net&or)' .ubnet mas) is ++'++'++'0
8Default gate&ay
It is the routerPs IP address connected &ith the host computer in the same subnet' Default gate&ay is
!$'!68'00!'00!'
36* Time Setting
Current Time
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Thu
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36# Ad2ance Setting
36#6" !achine Setting
6fter entering into the menu, select 6d3ance settingand select the submenuMachine setting-hen you can set
up the system parameters according to your re4uirements'
De3ice ID
-he De3ice Dumbers are from !-++ for option' If there are multi nets to be connected together, then you can set
them &ith De3ice D9'!E De3ice D9 E De3ice D9' % etc', but neither of them can be the same' 8hen connected &ith
the manage soft&are, the de3ice D9' of the machine must be the same as the manage soft&are'
Manager
:3ery machine can register ma*imum !0 managers, and its minimum is !' -he default 3alue is +' It is better to ha3e
more managers for management'
7anguage :D>
-he default menu language is :nglish' Gou can also select other languages for the menu, such as -CKD (-raditional
Chinese", .CKD (.implified Chinese", 2orean, :spanola'
Boice 9ut Ges
.elect G:. or D9 to decide &hether hint 3oice &hile 3erifying on the machine' .electing no, then there is no 3oice to
gi3e out &hen you are 3erifying'
7CD Con
-his can ad/ust 7CD contraction degree to a certain number' -he ma* 3alue is 60' -he default 3alue is %0' -he higher
the 3alue is, the more clearly the 7CD &ill display
6uto 9ff
Gou can set up automatic off for the machine according to the time &ith this menu, then the machine &ill automatically
po&er off &hen it reaches that time' .electing D9 means disable this function'
Initiali(ation
Gou can select this menu to ma)e the machine become default setting after lea3ing factory' 6ll the parameter set by
admin &ill be lost after this operation'
36#6) @ecord Setting
6,ec 8rn(it means manager log &arning"
Gou can set a 3alue by this menu, then the machine &ill gi3e out alert &hen the stored manager records reaching the
3alue' -he 3alue scope is from 0 to ++'
If it can store !0000 records, &hen you set 00 here, then it &ill alert you &hen the records reach $800'
A,ec 8rn(It means the in;out log &arning"
Gou can set a 3alue by this menu' -he 3alue scope is from 0 to !+00'
If it can store #0000 records, &hen you set 00 here, then it &ill alert you &hen the records reach 6$800'
,e3erify
&o) *"n set " +"!)e, -or e."/p!e 031, t%en one )ser *"n +eri-y on!y on*e in 3/in)tes2 i- " )ser +eri-y ti*e or /ore in 3
/in)tes, t%en t%e /"*%ine i!! %int yo). 3%e +"!)e s*ope is -ro/ 0 to 255.
36#63 :oor Eoc; 0ut
6fter entering into the menu, select .etup 9ptionsand select the submenu6ccess 9pts, Gou can set some
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parameters concerned &ith access control in this menu'
Define -P(it means the definition of time (one"
It refers to setting the time (one of opening the door of staff' 6fter setting the time, the door &ill be only open in that
set time and the staff can only open the door in the appointed time' 9ther&ise, the door &ill be closed' Cor e*ample, if
you set 8:00-!#:00 to open the door, you can open the door in this time (one' =ut the door &ill be closed out of this
time (one, such as #:%0'
-ote( -here are +0 time (ones you can set' 6t the same time, you can set fi3e different time (ones for one group to
open the door in one day, and you can also set the time to open the door for one time (one from .unday to Monday,
&hich sa3es the trouble of you to set the time e3eryday' If you &ant to open the door all day, you can set 00:00-%:+$,
or if you set 00:00-00:00, it &ill not open all day'
Aser 6cc 9pts(Aser 6ccess 9ptions"
It means the setting time of user access control' In this menu, you can set the unloc)ing time for one certain staff in a
certain group' Cor e*ample, you should add this staff to the time (one ! after registering his ID number' Ke can open
the door in the time (one !'
>,P -P Define(It means the definition of >roup -ime (one"
In this menu, you can set the time of opening the door of all staff in one certain group' Cor e*ample, you select group
, that is :00-0:00, and then all the staff in group can only open the door in this time range' 9ther&ise, the door
&ill be closed out of this time (one'
-ote( -here are + groups you can choose, that is !, , %, H, + 'Gou should pay attention to that you can add any staff
to the first three groups-group!, group, group%' =ut you should )no& that the fourth group is alarm group and the
fifth one is security group' =oth of them can not open the door &ith any time (one' :3ery group can select fi3e
different time (ones to open the door'
Anloc) >roup(It means the definition of unloc) group"
It is used for setting the time of unloc) group' -here are !+ unloc) combinations you can set' -hat is !, , %, +, !, !%,
!+, %, +, %+, !%, !+, !%+, %+, !%+'Gou can use any )ind of unloc) combination to open the door' Cor e*ample,
you select group !, it means it &onPt be open until any staff of group ! and any staff of group both 3erify
successfully at the same time'
7oc) Delay(it means the time of opening the door"
It refers to the time delay for unloc)ing' Cor e*ample, you set seconds, after 3erifying, the door &ill be closed
automatically after seconds'
Door .ensor .et
-here are t&o parts in this item, the .en Mode (it is .ensor Mode", and the DsenDelay (it is Door .ensor Delay"' -he
former is to select the modes of sensor, and you can choose Done, DC (Dormal-Close", D9 (Dormal-9pen"' -he latter
is to set the time from opening the door to loc)ing the door of the magnetic loc)s' (It is mainly used for magnetic
loc)s'"'
6larm -ime(It means the time of gi3ing alert"
It refers to the alarm time' 8hen someone &ants to damage the machine intentionally, it &ill gi3e alert' 9r &hen
someone &ho doesnPt register in the machine &ants to 3erify, the machine &ill gi3e alert after he tries for three or fi3e
times'
-urn 9ff 6larm
Gou can choose G:. or Do' If you select G:., it means that you disable the function of 6larm, and 3ice 3ersa'
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36& .nformation
6fter entering into Menu, selectInformation(means .ystem Information"' -here are se3en pieces of information for
bro&sing'
36&6" =ser Cnt=ser Count
It sho&s the 4uantity of users that ha3e registered on the machine' Cor e*ample, if it sho&s %, it means that there are
% users registered on the machine'
36&6) !an Cnt !anager Count
It sho&s the 4uantity of managers that ha3e registered on the machine' Cor e*ample, if it sho&s %, it means that there
are % manager registered on the machine'
36&63 F5 CntFingerprint Count
It sho&s the 4uantity of fingerprint registered on the machine' Cor e*ample if it sho&s %, then it means that there are %
fingerprints registered on the machine'
36&6* Card Cnt FCard Count?
It sho&s the 4uantity of card registered on the machine' Cor e*ample if it sho&s %, then it means that there are %
cards registered on the machine'
36&6# 5assword Cnt F5assword Count?
It sho&s the 4uantity of pass&ord registered on the machine' Cor e*ample if it sho&s %, then it means that there are %
pass&ords registered on the machine'
36&6& G- Eog F.nG0ut log?
It sho&s the user attendance records 4uantity that ha3e stored on the machine' Cor e*ample, if it sho&s %, it means
that the 4uantity of the usersP attendance records is %'
36&6+ S- Eog F!anager Eog?
Manager 7 means manager log' It sho&s the manager attendance records 4uantity that ha3e stored on the machine'
Cor e*ample, if it sho&s %, it means that the 4uantity of the manager attendance records is %'
36&6$ :e2ice .nformation
In this section, you can 4uery some detailed information about the machine, such as the type, date, code and .D of
the terminal'
Chapter * Huestions & Answers
Cre4uently 6s)ed Iuestions
Huestion ": 6re there any notes in the installation and using fingerprint terminalV
6ns&er: 8e should note the matters of the follo&ing three aspects of the using of fingerprint terminal:
(!" Initiali(e the fingerprint terminal before using, to pre3ent the e*istence of la&less fingerprint and la&less
pass&ord'
(" -he installation of fingerprint terminal affects its future using directly, so please install it by the professional
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personnel according to the re4uirements of 12. Co/p"ny strictly, and please donPt change the installation
re4uirements and parameters optionally'
(%" Pay attention to the maintenance of Cingerprint terminal during the daily process, to ensure that it is running in
the good en3ironment'
Huestion )( Could it still 3erify &hen the Cingerprint 8indo& is dirtyV
6ns&er: It can &or) &hen the Cingerprint 8indo& is dirty, but you must pay attention to the maintenance of finger
terminal and especially the fingerprint &indo& at any time' >eneral spea)ing, please &ipe the fingerprint &indo& &ith
the soft cloth, but note not to use the organic sol3ent of 3iscous li4uid, alcohol or oil etc'
Huestion 3( 8hat about the durability of fingerprint moduleV Ko& long has it been used in normal conditionV
6ns&er: Cingerprint terminal adopts the most ad3anced fingerprint module, this fingerprint module is processed &ith
toughened 5 thic) glass material, of &hich &earable degree is strong and normal operation life can reach up to fi3e
years'
Huestion *( Cingerprint could be copied, can the copied fingerprint be used to 3erifyV
6ns&er: Cingerprint picture can be copied, but the copied fingerprint picture cannot be identified on the li3ing
fingerprint sensor, this is because the Cingerprint terminal adopts the most ad3anced li3ing fingerprint identification
technology and finger sensor can 3erify &ell only for li3ing ob/ect fingerprint'
Huestion #: 8hether someoneXs fingerprint is the same as yours and can 3erify my terminalV
6ns&er: Do fingerprint is the same as yours, because the fingerprint is 3aried as different people, e3en that the
fingerprints of ten fingers of a person are not the same'
Huestion &( 8hat can I do if my registered finger is scratchedV Can I 3erify freelyV
6ns&er: If your finger is /ust scratched a little, it &onXt affect the opening function of fingerprint, because it adopts the
automatic restoring function in 12. Cingerprint terminal, fingerprint sensor can restore the rupture of fingerprint
according to the trend of fingerprint, so as not to affect the normal 3erifying of fingerprint' =ut the restoring function of
fingerprint cannot reali(e the complete restoring &hen the finger is scratched seriously, so &e suggest that you
register one or t&o bac)up fingerprints, if your registered fingerprint is in/ured, you can use the bac)up fingerprint to
3erifyE if your fingers are all in/ured, you can input the pass&ord or card'
Huestion +( Most of othersX fingerprint terminal adopt capacitance fingerprint sensor, but 12. fingerprint terminal
adopts optics fingerprint sensor, &hich is betterV
6ns&er: In current, the technology used for collecting fingerprint image is optics technology and capacitance
technology' Capacitance technology obtains the complete fingerprint by the measurement of chip, the price of the chip
is e*pensi3e, the collection range is small, but fingerprint collection is not reliable, &hich causes the difficulty to the
using of users, in addition, it is easy to be interfered, &hether static interference, salinity of s&eat or other s&ag and
the abrasion of finger can ma)e collection head be difficult to read fingerprint' =ut for optics, it collects fingerprint by
the reflection of light, optics fingerprint collection head pro3ides more reliable solution and impro3es the primary optics
image-capturing technology, the ne& optics fingerprint sensor adopts the imaging technology &ith +00 DPI, &hich is
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suitable to peoples aged 6 to 80E adopt the ne&est light road imaging system and increase the e*oteric anti-
interference abilityE the surface of fingerprint sensor uses nanometer plating film to deal &ith and ma)e the fingerprint
sensor more &earable, it ma)e the capacitance sensor be outshone as the un4uestionable character and fa3orable
price'
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