V3.3.2 Black and White LCD Serials User Manual

BlackandWhiteScreenSeriesProducts
UserManual
Version:3.3.2
Date:Dec. 2012
AboutThisManual
Thismanualintroducestheinterfaceandmenuoperationsoftheblackandwhitescreenseriesproducts.Fortheproduct
installation,seerelatedinstallationguide.
Contents
Contents
1InstructionforUse................................................................................................................................................... 1
2 BasicConcepts......................................................................................................................................................... 3
2.1 UserEnrollment ............................................................................................................................................ 3
2.2 UserVerification ........................................................................................................................................... 3
2.3 MatchThreshold ........................................................................................................................................... 3
2.4 UserID ......................................................................................................................................................... 3
2.5 AuthorityClasses .......................................................................................................................................... 4
2.6 MainInterface ............................................................................................................................................... 4
3EnrollmentandVerification.................................................................................................................................... 5
3.1 EnrollaUser ................................................................................................................................................. 5
3.1.1EnrollaFingerprint............................................................................................................................ 5
3.1.2BackupEnrollment ............................................................................................................................ 6
3.1.3EnrollaPassword .............................................................................................................................. 6
3.1.4EnrollBothFingerprintandPassword ................................................................................................ 7
3.1.5EnrollanIDCard ........................................................................................................................... 8
3.1.6EnrollanHIDCard ........................................................................................................................ 9
3.1.7EnrollaMifareCard....................................................................................................................... 9
3.2 PromptsforSuccessfulEnrollment............................................................................................................... 11
3.3 VerificationModes...................................................................................................................................... 11
3.3.1FingerprintVerification ................................................................................................................... 11
3.3.2PasswordVerification...................................................................................................................... 13
3.3.3VerificationThroughCardSwiping .............................................................................................. 13
3.3.4 MifareCardVerification............................................................................................................... 13
3.4 AdministratorEnrollment ............................................................................................................................ 15
3.5 DeleteEnrollmentData................................................................................................................................ 16
4Settings .................................................................................................................................................................. 17
4.1 SystemSettings ........................................................................................................................................... 17
4.1.1TimeSettings .................................................................................................................................. 17
4.1.2Languages.................................................................................................................................... 17
4.1.3DateFormat..................................................................................................................................... 18
4.1.4LockDriverDuration ................................................................................................................... 18
4.1.5NumberofUsers .......................................................................................................................... 18
4.1.6DaylightSavingTime(DLST) ..................................................................................................... 18
4.1.7AdvancedSettings ........................................................................................................................... 19
4.2 PowerManagement.................................................................................................................................. 21
4.2.1PowerSettings................................................................................................................................. 21
4.2.2TimingStateSwitching ................................................................................................................ 23
4.3 CommunicationrelatedSettings................................................................................................................... 25
4.4 LogSettings ................................................................................................................................................ 26
4.5 AccessOptions ........................................................................................................................................ 27
4.5.1DefineTimeSegments..................................................................................................................... 29
4.5.2DefineGroupingFunctions .............................................................................................................. 30
4.5.3UserAccessControlSettings ........................................................................................................... 30
4.5.4DefinitionofUnlockCombinations.................................................................................................. 32
4.5.5LockDriverDuration....................................................................................................................... 33
4.5.6DoorSensorDelay........................................................................................................................... 34
4.5.7DoorSensorSwitch ......................................................................................................................... 34
4.5.8DoorSensorAlarmDelay ................................................................................................................ 34
4.5.9DuressAlarm .................................................................................................................................. 34
4.5.10VerificationFailureAlarm ............................................................................................................. 36
4.5.11GroupVerificationType............................................................................................................. 36
4.6 AutomaticTest............................................................................................................................................ 37
5VoiceSettings ................................................................................................................................................... 38
5.1 SettingthroughDevice ................................................................................................................................ 38
5.2TTSwebserver............................................................................................................................................ 40
6USBPenDrive/SDManagement .................................................................................................................... 41
6.1 DownloadAttendanceData.......................................................................................................................... 41
6.2 DownloadEmployeeData ........................................................................................................................... 41
6.3 UploadEmployeeData ................................................................................................................................ 41
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6.4 DownloadShortMessages ..................................................................................................................... 41
6.5 UploadShortMessages .......................................................................................................................... 42
7SystemInformation ............................................................................................................................................... 43
8485ReaderFunction ........................................................................................................................................ 44
9TurnOff(Clear)Alarm ................................................................................................................................... 45
10 QueryAttendanceRecords ............................................................................................................................ 46
11 Maintenance ........................................................................................................................................................ 48
12 FAQs.................................................................................................................................................................... 49
13Appendix ............................................................................................................................................................. 51
13.1 USB.......................................................................................................................................................... 51
13.2 StatusKey................................................................................................................................................. 51
13.3 ScheduledBell .......................................................................................................................................... 51
13.4 ExternalConnectionwiththeFingerprintReader........................................................................................ 51
13.5 Modem ..................................................................................................................................................... 52
13.6 GPRSFunctions ........................................................................................................................................ 54
13.7 WIFIFunctions ......................................................................................................................................... 54
13.8 AttendanceQuery...................................................................................................................................... 55
13.9 Print.......................................................................................................................................................... 55
13.10 MP3FunctionDescription ....................................................................................................................... 56
13.11 ShortMessage......................................................................................................................................... 58
13.12 MultipleVerificationModes.................................................................................................................... 58
13.13 EMReadonlyCard,HIDCard,MifareCard,iClassCard ........................................................................ 61
13.14 Masterslavefunction .......................................................................................................................... 62
13.15 RemoteIdentificationServer(RIS) .......................................................................................................... 64
13.16 iClockAttendanceSystem ....................................................................................................................... 65
13.17 WebServerAccessControl ..................................................................................................................... 65
13.18 AutomaticIPAddressCollection ............................................................................................................. 66
13.19 WiegandProtocol.................................................................................................................................... 66
13.20 SoapInterface ......................................................................................................................................... 67
13.21 POEFunction.......................................................................................................................................... 68
13.22 BackupBattery(MiniUPS)..................................................................................................................... 69
13.23 9digitEnrollmentNumber ...................................................................................................................... 70
13.24 AutomaticTimeCalibration..................................................................................................................... 70
13.25 DaylightSavingTime(TimeZoneSettings)............................................................................................. 70
13.26 PlayVoiceWithinSpecifiedTimeSegment(ByTimeSegmentorGroup)................................................ 71
13.27 WorkCode.............................................................................................................................................. 71
13.28 DHCP ..................................................................................................................................................... 72
13.29 UserGrouping......................................................................................................................................... 72
13.30 T9InputMethod ..................................................................................................................................... 73
13.31 TTSFunction .......................................................................................................................................... 74
13.32 MenuItems ............................................................................................................................................. 74
13.33 EnvironmentFriendlyUseDescription .................................................................................................... 75
II
InstructionforUse
1 InstructionforUse
Thankyouforusingourblackandwhite(B&W)screenseriesfingerprintrecognitionterminal(FRT).Pleasereadthis
manual carefully before using this product for a comprehensive understanding so as to avoid causing unnecessary
damagestotheproduct.
ProtecttheFRTfromexposuretodirectsunlightorstrongbeamasstrongbeamgreatlyaffectsthefingerprintcollection
andleadstofingerprintverificationfailure.
AvoidusingtheFRToutdoorsinsummer.TheworkingtemperatureofB&W screen seriesrangesfrom040C. Theheat
dissipated during longterm operation may easily leadtoresponse slowdown and verification passrate decrease. It is
recommendedtousesunshadesandheatsinkdevicesforprotectionoftheFRTsoutdoors.Werecommendyoutousethe
FRT properlysoastoachievetheoptimalrecognitioneffectandverificationspeed.
1.Recommendedfingers
Recommended fingers: The index finger, middle finger or the ring finger the thumb and little finger are not
recommended(becausetheyareusuallyclumsyonthefingerprintcollectionscreen).
2.FingerPlacement
1)Correct fingerplacement:
Placethefingertothe centreofthe sensorand keepflat.
2Incorrectfingerplacement:
Notflattothesurface
Offcenter
Slanting
Offcenter
Note:
Please enroll and verify your fingerprints by using the proper finger placement mode to avoid degradation of
verificationperformanceduetoimproperoperations.
3.LEDColorsandTheirMeanings
B&WscreenFRTworksnormally: ThegreenLEDblinksonceeveryothersecond.
Verificationfails: TheredLEDissolidonfor3seconds.
Verificationsucceeds: ThegreenLEDissolidonfor3seconds.
Note:
Ifthe LEDdisplayisinconsistentwiththeaboveconditions,pleasecontactourtechnicalpersonnel.
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4.AboutThisManual
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Our products are subject to update from time to time, so our company will neither make a commitment to
guarantee the consistency between the actualproducts andthis document,norassume anyresponsibility forany
disputearisingoutofthediscrepancybetweentheactualtechnicalparametersandthismanual.Thisdocumentis
subjecttochangewithoutpriornotice.
ThefunctionsmarkedwithinthismanualareoptionalforsomeB&WscreenseriesFRTs.Pleaserefertothe
actualproductforthespecificfunctiondescription.
Picture descriptions in this manualmay vary slightly from actual product. Pleaserefer to the actual product for
exactdescriptions.
FRTandFRTsinthismanualthatmeansfingerprintterminal(orfingerprintdevice/machine).
Reservesthe final rightstochangeandinterpretbyourcompany.
Basic Concepts
2 BasicConcepts
Thissectionintroducesthedefinitionsanddescriptionsofthefollowingbasicconcepts:
Userenrollment
Userverification
Matchthreshold
UserID
Authorityclass
ThemostimportanttwofunctionssupportedbyB&Wscreenseriesareuserenrollmentandverification.
2.1 UserEnrollment
Ausercanenrollupto10differentfingerprintsusingoneIDnumbertohavemultipleverificationselections.
Theoretically allthe fingers of a userneed to be enrolled so that the user can use any of the enrolled fingerprints for
recognitionevenifhe/sheforgetswhichfingerprint hasbeenenrolled.
Generally it is recommended that a user shall enroll at least two fingerprints, for example, the index fingers of both
hands,sothattheusercanstillperformfingerprintmatchingevenifoneormoreofhis/herfingersgetcutordamaged.
2.2 UserVerification
Whenauserscanshis/herfingerprintonthefingerprintreader(1:N)orentersapassword/placinghis/herfingerafter
enteringan IDnumber(1:1), thedevicecomparesthenewly scanned fingerprint witha fingerprint storedin template.
ThefingerprinttemplateisusedtochecktheuserID.Uponverification,thesystemdisplaysapromptaboutwhetherthe
verificationsucceedsornotandthenstoresthesuccessfulmatchingrecordinthe device.
2.3 MatchThreshold
Thematchthresholdissettoachieveatradeoff betweenthepossibilitiesof falserejectionandfalseacceptance.The
falseacceptancemeansthefingerprintrecognitiondevicemistakesthefingerprintofuserAforthatofuserB,whilethe
falserejectionmeansthefingerprintrecognitiondevicerefusestorecognizeanenrolledfingerprint.
Youcansetamatchthresholdforallusers.Forfingerprintsthatfailtopasstheverification,youcanadopttheID+
Fingerprintverificationmode(thatis,1:1match)sothatthesystemadoptsthedatasetin1:1matchthresholdwhen
matchingthefingerprints.
Ifausersfingersareseverelywornoutordamaged,lowerthematchthreshold(seeTable 21).
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Note:Thefalseacceptancerate(FAR)andfalserejectionrate(FRR)mutuallyinfluenceeachother.Reducingthe
FARwillincreasetheFRR,andviceversa.Thedefaultmatchthresholdis35andthedefault1:1matchthreshold
is15.Table 21 liststhesettingsofmatchthresholdsindifferentscenarios.
Table21MatchThreshold
FRR
FAR
High
Medium
Low
Low
Medium
High
Matchthreshold
1:1
25
15
10
1:N
45
35
25
2.4 UserID
Whenenrollingfingerprints,auserwillbeallocatedwithanunusedID.Whentheuserstartstoverifyhis/heridentity,
thisIDisusedtoassociatethefingerprintfeaturetemplateorpassword.
You can enter the ID through the mini keyboard or other storage means, for example, the RF card (the fingerprint
recognitiondevicemustbeconfiguredwiththeRFcardreader).
2.5 AuthorityClasses
TheB&WscreenseriesFRTsincludefourauthorityclasses:
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Users:refertothosewhoarerequiredtoverifytheiridentityforapurpose,forexample,openingthedoorthrough
theB&WscreenFRTorkeepingtheirentry/exitrecords.
Registrars:refertotheuserswhoaregrantedtheright toenrollordeleteusers.
Administrators:refertotheuserswhoaregrantedtherighttoperformalloperationsexceptperformingadvanced
settingsandenrollingadministratorsandsuperadministrators.
Superadministrators:refertouserswhohaveaccesstoallsystemfunctionsandmodifyallsystemsettings.
Note: When the super administrators are not enrolled, the registrars can enroll the administrators and super
administrators.Similarly,theadministratorscanenrollsuperadministratorsintheabsenceofsuperadministrators.Once
superadministratorsareenrolled,administratorsoflowerclasscannotenrollthoseofhigherclass.
2.6 MainInterface
ThefirstinterfacedisplayedonthescreenuponequipmentpoweronisreferredtoastheInitialInterface,asshownin
thefollowingfigure.
Welcome Signin
orSignoff
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Enrollment andVerification
3 EnrollmentandVerification
ThischapterintroduceshowtoenrollusersontheB&Wscreenseries.Further,itdescribeshowtoverifythevalidityof
enrolledfingerprints.
Thischapterincludesthefollowingparts:
Enrollusers
Enrollbackupfingerprints
Promptsforsuccessfulenrollment
Verifyidentity.
Administratorenrollment
Deleteenrollmentdata
Note:
Toenrollanewuser,youmusthavetheauthorityofaregistrar,administratororsuperadministrator.Fordetails,see 2.5
AuthorityClasses.
3.1 EnrollaUser
Ifnoadministratorhasbeenenrolled,anyuserhastherighttoenrollanewuser.Ifanadministratorhasalreadybeen
enrolled, youcanonlyenrollanewuserafterpassingtheadministratorverification.
The RFT supports the following three enrollment modes that respectively apply to the general public with three
differenttypesoffingerprintquality:
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Fingerprint enrollment: This enrollment mode applies to the majority of the general public with good quality
fingerprints.
Fingerprint+Passwordenrollment:Thisenrollmentmodeappliestoasmallportionofthegeneralpublicwhocan
enroll their fingerprints successfully but have difficulty in fingerprint verification due to their poor fingerprint
quality.
Passwordenrollment:Thisenrollmentmodeappliestoaboutonepercent(theactualnumbermayvaryslightly)of
thegeneralpublicwhoareunabletoenrolltheirfingerprintssuccessfully.
If an administrator has already been enrolled, you need to verify the administrator identity by pressing MENU. The
systemthenpromptsyoutoswipeyourfingerorenterapasswordforadministratorverification.
Note:Ifnoadministratorhasbeenenrolled,administratorverificationisnotrequired.
3.1.1 EnrollaFingerprint
1) SelectMenu UserManage User Enrollmenttodisplay the [UserEnrollment] interface. Select [Enroll FP]
andpressOK todisplaythe[EnrollFP]interface.
EnrollFP
UserID:00011
ESC OK
2)Inputanumber(from165534)inthe[UserID]field.Press OK for 3seconds todisplaythefingerprintenrollmentinterface.
NewEnroll
000110
PlaceFinger...
Note:Thelastdigit0
in 0000110 denotes
thefirstfingerprint.
ESC
3) Place the same finger for three consecutive times on the fingerprint reader according to system prompts. If the
enrollmentsucceeds,thefollowinginformationisdisplayed:
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NewEnroll
000110
ESC OK(Save)
4)PressOK tosavetheenrolledfingerprint.Iftheenrollmentfails,thesystemwillpromptyoutoreenteryouruserID
andrestarttheenrollmentfromStep2.
JNotes:TheFTPdisplays5digitnumbers,andautomaticallyadds0asprefixtothenumberslessthan5digits.
Forexample,ifyouinput "11",theFRTwilldisplay "00011".
Enrollment number could only be input in order before, but now for technology updating, you can
freelyenterthenumberwithmaximumto65534.
Fornonnumerickeymodels,suchasF6,youcanusethe""or""keyandthe"OK"buttontoinput
theenrollmentnumber.
Operations: on the fingerprint enrollment interface press "" or "" key to select the digit you
wanttoenter,suchasthe"hundredsplace" press"OK"buttonpress""or""keytoselectthenumberyou
wanttoenter press"OK"button,thenmovetothe"tenplace",astheoperationabove press"OK"buttonfor3
secondstoconfirmtheenrollment.
3.1.2 BackupEnrollment
If you press ESC onthe [New Enroll] interface, you can cancel thenew enrollment and display the [Backup Enroll]
interfaceasshowninthefollowingfigure:
BackupEnroll
UserID: 00009
EnrollFP
NewEnroll?
ESC OK
ESC OK
Thefollowingstepsofbackupenrollmentarethesamewiththoseofnewenrollment,whiletheonlydifferenceisthe
NewEnrollonthetoprightcornerchangesintoBackupEnroll.
Note:Itisrecommendedthatalongtermusershouldenrollatleasttwofingerprints.
3.1.3 EnrollaPassword
1)SelectMenuUserManageUserEnrollmenttodisplaythe[UserEnrollment]interface.Select[EnrollPwd]
andpressOK todisplaythe[EnrollPwd]interface.
EnrollPwd
NewEnroll?
ESC OK
2)PressOK toconfirmandproceed.
NewEnroll
UserID:00006
ESC OK
3)Inputanumber(from12147483646)inthe[UserID]field.Press OK todisplaythepasswordinputinterface.
NewEnroll
InputPwd*****
ESC OK
4)Inputyourpasswordinthe[InputPwd]fieldandpressOK toproceed.
NewEnroll
InputPwd*****
PwdAffirm*****
5)Reenteryourpasswordinthe[PwdAffirm]fieldandpressOK toconfirmyourentryandproceed.
NewEnroll
00006P
ESC OK(Save)
Note: The last digit P
in 00006P denotes
password.
5)PressOK tosavetheenrolleddataand exitthepasswordenrollment.
3.1.4 EnrollBothFingerprintandPassword
1) Select Menu UserManage User Enrollmentto display the [User Enrollment] interface. Select [FP&Pwd]
andpressOK toproceed.
FP&Pwd
NewEnroll?
ESC OK
NewEnroll
UserID: 00008
ESC OK
3)Inputanumber(from165534)inthe[UserID]field.PressOK todisplaythefingerprintenrollmentinterface.
NewEnroll
000080
PlaceFinger...
ESC
4) Place the same finger for three consecutive times on the fingerprint reader according to system prompts. If the
enrollmentsucceeds,thefollowinginformationisdisplayed:
NewEnroll
InputPwd*****
ESC OK
5)Inputyourpasswordinthe[InputPwd]fieldandpressOK toproceed.
NewEnroll
InputPwd*****
PwdAffirm*****
6)Reenteryourpasswordinthe[PwdAffirm]fieldandpressOK toconfirmyourentryandproceed.
NewEnroll
000080P
ESC OK(Save)
Note: The second digit
0 from the bottom in
000080P denotes one
fingerprint, and the last
digit
P
denotes
password.
7)PressOK tosavetheenrolleddataandcompletethefingerprintandpasswordenrollment.
3.1.5 EnrollanIDCard
1)SelectMenuUserManageUserEnrollmenttodisplaythe[UserEnrollment]interface.Select[RegRFID]
andpressOK toproceed.
RegRFID
NewEnroll?
ESC OK
NewEnroll
Showthecard
UserID:00010
ESC OK
3)Inputa number(from165534)inthe[UserID]field.PressOK todisplaytheIDcardenrollmentinterface.
NewEnroll
000010C
ESC OK(Save)
4)Swipeyourcardandthesystemreadsyourcardnumber.
NewEnroll
UserID: 00010
ESC OK
NewEnroll
CARD:16650449
UserID: 00010
ESC OK
Note: The last digit C
in 00010C denotes ID
card.
6)PressOK tosavetheenrolleddataandcompletetheIDcardenrollment.
Note:
TheIDcardverificationisanoptionalfunction.TocustomizeanIDcardcapableFRT,pleaseconsultourcommercial
representativesorpresaletechnicalsupportengineers.
3.1.6 EnrollanHIDCard
TheenrollmentprocedureofHIDcardsisthesameasthatofIDcards.
ThestandardHIDcardadoptstheIDofdedicatedformatandthefacilitycodeforencryption.
Note:
The HID card verification is an optional function. To customize an HIDcardcapable FRT, please consult our
commercialrepresentativesorpresaletechnicalsupportengineers.
3.1.7 EnrollaMifareCard
1)SelectMenuUserManageFPCardMng todisplaythe[FPCardMng]interface.
UserManage
EnrollUser
FPCardMng
EnrollAdmin
2)PressOK toproceed.Thefollowinginformationisdisplayed:
FPCardMng
CreatePINCard
EnrollFPCard
Create FPCard
RegFPCard
UnregFPCard,
EmptyCard
DumpFPCard
MoveToFPCard
Create PINCard: Createa PIN card for every user enrolled in FRT. Users can logattendancerecords by usingtheir
PINcardsinsteadoffingerprints.
EnrollFPCard:FingerprintsarestoreddirectlyinusersPINcardsinsteadoftheFRT.UserscanverifytheirIDsby
usingcardsandfingerprints,thatis,swipingtheirPINcardsandthenplacingtheirfingersonthefingerprintreader.
CreateFPCard:Duplicatetheenrolledfingerprints(fromtheFRT)totheusersPINcardtocreateafingerprintcard
(FPcard)sothatuserscanverifytheirIDsbyusingtheirfingerprintsorcardsandfingerprints.
RegFPCard:TouseanFPcardofanFRTonanotherFRT,youmustregisteranewFPcardoncurrentFRT.
UnregFPCard:ToprohibittheuseofanFPcardonanFRT,youmustderegisterthiscardfromthisFRT.
EmptyFPCard:Deleteallthedata(fingerprintsandnumbers)oftheFPcard.
DuplicateFPinCard:AfterduplicatingthefingerprintsfromanFPcardtotheFRT,youcanverifyuserIDthrough
fingerprints.
TransferFPtoCard:IfthefingerprintsinanFRTaretransferredtoanFPcard,thesefingerprintswillonlyexistin
thisFPcardandnolongerpresentintheFRT.
Note:
The Mifare card verification is an optional function. To customize a Mifarecardcapable FRT, please consult our
commercialrepresentativesorpresaletechnicalsupportengineers.Fordetails,see Mifare CardUserGuide.
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3.2 PromptsforSuccessfulEnrollment
Ahighfingerprintenrollmentqualityassuresquickverificationspeed,whileapoorfingerprintenrollmentqualitymay
easilyleadtofalserejectionandslowverification.
Table31CommonCausesofEnrollmentFailureorPoorFingerprintQuality
Fingeristoodryor
dirty
Rubyourfingersagainstyourpalmbecauserubbingyieldsoil.
Moisturizeyourfingerbybreathingonit.
Applyinsufficient
pressure
Applypressurelightlyandevenlyduringthecapturingprocess.
Selectfingersfor
enrollment
Leftandrightindexfingersormiddlefingersarerecommended.
Selectthefingerswithoutwornoutordamagedfingerprints.
Usersusuallyselecttheirindexfingers,butiftheirindexfingersdonothavehigh
fingerprintquality,theycanselecttheirmiddlefingersorringfingers.
Foruserswithsmallfingers,theycanoptfortheirthumbs.Toenrollsparefingerprints,
userscanselectfingersnotpronetowearoutordamage,forexample,theringfingers.
Fingerplacement
Pressyourfingerflatlyonthefingerprintsensorandbesurethatthepad(notthetip)
coversasmuchofthesensorwindowaspossible.Donotpressyourfingerperpendicular
tothefingerprintsensordonotknockyourfingeronthesensorquicklykeepyourfinger
still.
Impactofthe
fingerprintimage
change
Thechangeoffingerprintimageduetoskinpeelingofforinjurywillaffectthe
verificationperformance.
Ifthefingerprintqualityofauserispoorduetotheskinpeelingoffandtheusercannot
passtheverificationoneweeklater,theuserneedstoreenrollhis/herfingerprintoradopt
thepasswordverificationmode.
Othercauses
Theremaybeasmallamountofpeoplewhocannotpasstheverificationnomatterhow
hardtheytryduetoverypoorfingerprintquality.Inthatcase,youcanadopttheID+
fingerprintverificationmode,dulylowerthe1:1matchthresholdoradoptthepassword
verificationmode.
3.3 VerificationModes
Afterenrollment,youcanverify validity thatregisteredfingerprintsorIDcardorpassword ontheinitialinterface.
3.3.1 FingerprintVerification
Youcanadopt1:1and1:Nmatchingmodesforfingerprintidentification.
(1)1:1fingerprintmatching(ID+fingerprint)
Inthe1:1fingerprintmatchingmode,theFRTcomparesthecurrentfingerprintcollectedthroughthefingerprintreader
withthatinrelationtotheuserIDenteredthroughkeyboard.
Operationsteps:
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1:1FPMatch
PIN:00011
ESC OK
EnterauserIDthroughkeyboardontheinitialinterface.
Note: The FRT displays 5digit numbers, and automatically adds 0 as prefix to the numbers less than 5 digits. For
example,ifyouinput11,theFRTwilldisplay00011.
1:1FPMatch
RemoveFinger
PressOKandthenplaceyourfingeronthefingerprintreader,ordirectlyplaceyourfingeronthefingerprintreaderto
displaythefollowinginterface:
Verify
UserID: 00001
Verified!
Iftheverificationsucceeds,thesystem willgenerateavoiceannouncementThankyou!aftertheaboveinterfaceis
displayedabout0.5seconds,andthenthefollowinginterfacewillbedisplayed:
FPVerify
PleaseTryAgn.
If the verification fails, the system willgeneratea voice announcement Please try again!and display the following
interface:
Aftertheaboveinterfaceisdisplayed0.5seconds,thesystemwillreturntotheinitialinterface.
(2)1:Nfingerprintverification
Inthe1:Nfingerprintmatchingmode,theFRTcomparesthecurrentfingerprintcollectedthroughthefingerprintreader
withallthefingerprintsstoredintheFRT.
Operationsteps:
FPVerify
RemoveFinger
Placeyourfingerontheinitialinterfacetodisplaythefollowinginterface:
Verify
UserID: 00001
Verified!
Iftheverificationsucceeds,thesystem willgenerateavoiceannouncementThankyou!aftertheaboveinterfaceis
interface:
FPVerify
PleaseTryAgn.
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3.3.2 PasswordVerification
InputyourIDontheinitialinterface.
1:1FPMatch
UserID:00008
ESC OK
PressOK andthesystemdisplaysapromptmessageVerified!.
PwdVerify
UserID:00008
InputPwd*****
InputacorrectpasswordandpressOK toconfirmyourentry.
PwdVerify
UserID: 00008
ErrorPwd.
If you enter a wrong password, the system displays Error Pwd as shown below and returns to the password input
interface:
PwdVerify
UserID: 00008
Verified.
3.3.3 VerificationThroughCardSwiping
If youhave yourIDcardnumberenrolledinthesystem,youcanpasstheverificationbyswipingyourIDcardatthe
swipingareainaproperway.
3.3.4 MifareCardVerification
If you use your PIN card for Mifare card enrollment, you need to select Menu Options System Opt Adv
Option to display the [Adv Option] interface. Select the Card Only option through the / key, and set this
optionto Y.
Swipe yourPINcardattheswipingareaontheinitialinterfacetodisplaythefollowinginterface(Donotplace your
cardtoofarfromtheswipingareaotherwise,yourcardmaynotbesensed.):
Verify
UserID: 00008
Verified.
Ifyouadoptothermodes(forexample,FPcard)forMifarecardenrollmentandsettheCardOnlyoptiontoY,the
verificationprocessisthesamewiththeabove.
IfyousettheCardOnlyoptionto N,theverificationprocessisasfollows:
Swipe yourPINcardattheswipingareaontheinitialinterfacetodisplaythefollowinginterface(Donotplace your
cardtoofarfromtheswipingareaotherwise,yourcardmaynotbesensed.):
VerifyingFPCard
00009
PlaceFinger...
AnykeytoCancel
Placeyourfingeronthefingerprintreaderandthefollowinginterfaceisdisplayed:
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VerifyingFPCard
00009
RemoveFinger
AnykeytoCancel
Iftheverificationsucceeds,thesystem willgenerateavoiceannouncementThankyou!after theaboveinterfaceis
VerifyingFPCard
00009
UserID: 00009
Verified.
interface:
VerifyingFPCard
00009
PleaseTryAgn.
AnykeytoCancel
Note:
Besides the verification modes above, the B&W screen FRT also provides other modes. For details, see Appendix
Multiple Verification Modes. If you need other verification modes, please consult our commercial representatives or
presalestechnicalsupportengineers.
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3.4 AdministratorEnrollment
TheB&WscreenFRTprovidesadministratorsettingstopreventunauthorizeduserschangingsystemdataandensure
systemsecurity.Theoperationsonadministratorsettingsareasfollows:
1)ThebrandnewFRTdoesnotassignanyadministrator,soyoucanpressMenutoaccessthesystemdirectlyandthe
followinginterfaceisdisplayed.
Menu
UserManage
Options
SysInfo
2)PressOK todisplaythe[UserManage]interface.
UserManage
EnrollUser
EnrollAdmin
Delete
3)SelectEnrollAdminthroughthe/key.
EnrollAdmin
EnrollFP
EnrollPwd
FP&Pwd
4)PressOK todisplaythe[EnrollAdmin]interface.
UserManage
EnrollUser
EnrollAdmin
Delete
5)SelectanenrollmentmodeandpressOKtodisplaytheadministratorenrollmentinterface.Administratorenrollment
includes three modes: Enroll Recorder, Enroll Ordinary Admin, and Enroll Super Admin. For details, see 3.1.5
AuthorityClass.Theenrollmentmodeofadministratorisconsistentwiththatofanewenrolleduser.Fordetails,see4.1
EnrollaUser.
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3.5 DeleteEnrollmentData
Todeleteanenrolleduserfromthesystem,performasfollows:
1)PressMenu toaccessrelatedmenuitemforverification,andthefollowinginterfaceisdisplayed:
Menu
UserManage
Options
SysInfo
2)PressOK todisplaythe[UserManage]interface.
UserManage
EnrollUser
EnrollAdmin
Delete
3)SelectDelete throughthe/key.
UserManage
EnrollUser
EnrollAdmin
Delete
4)PressOK todisplaythe[Delete]interface.
Delete
UserID: 00008
ESC OK
5)Enteranumberinthe[UserID]fieldandpress OK toconfirmyourentry.Thendeletetheuseraccordingtosystemprompt.
Note:
About deleteAdministratorsPermissionandClear AllDatasome models "advanced settings" has "Clearing administrator
privileges"and"Deletingalldata"functions. Fordetail, pleasereferto4.1.7AdvancedSettings.
Youcanalsouse"Access Control Management Software"todelete.Operation stepsopeningthe"Access Control Management
Software"clickthe"Basicsettings""DeviceManagement""others " readoptions"ofthebottom(itcanreadtheallthedata
thatyouconnectedintothe deviceSelect"ClearAdminPrivilege".
Deleting"All users"canalsobeconductedinthe"Devicemanagement"menu.Therefore,it isdependingonusersneed
andtheactualmodels.
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4 Settings
Press Menu on the initial interface. After verifying your administrative rights, the system displays the following
interface.
Menu
UserManage
Options
SysInfo
SelectOptionsandpressOK toproceed.
Options
SystemOpt
PowerMng
CommOpt
LogOpt
AccessOptions
AutoTest
The Optionsmenucontainssixsubmenus: SystemOpt,PowerMng, CommOpt, LogOpt, GPRS(Onlyprofessional
accesscontroldevicesprovidethissetting),and AutoTest.Thesesubmenuswillbedescribedinthefollowingpart.
4.1 SystemSettings
SelectSystemOpt andtheinformationdisplayedonthescreenisshowninthefollowingfigure:
SystemOpt
DateTime
Language
Fmt
Lock 150
UnlockUsers
DLST
AdvOption
4.1.1 TimeSettings
SetthecurrentdateandtimedisplayedontheFRTscreen.SelectSetDateTimeandpressOKtodisplaythefollowing
interface.
YYYYMMDD24H
2006613
9:34:29
ESC OK
Tomodifydateandtime,placethecursortothedesiredfieldthroughthe/key,inputcorrectdateandtime,and
press OK tosavethechanges.
Note: Forsometypeofdevices,youneedtopressMenukeyabout3secondsforconfirm.
4.1.2 Languages
YoucansetthelanguagedisplayedontheFRTscreen.SelectLanguageandpressOKtodisplaythelanguageediting
interface.IfyouselectEnglish,theinformationonscreenwillbedisplayedinEnglish.
SystemOpt
DateTime
Language English
Fmt
Youcanchangethetypesoflanguagesthroughthe/key.SelectadesiredlanguageandpressOK.ThenpressESC
to exit the [System Opt] interface. When prompted to save your settings, press OK to save the settings.The system
promptsyouthatyoursettingswilltakeeffective aftertherestartofyourdevice.
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Note:
Languageselectionisanonstandardfunction.Ifyouneedthisfunction,pleaseconsultourcommercialrepresentatives
orpresalestechnicalsupportengineers.
4.1.3 DateFormat
You can set thedate format displayed on the FRT screen.Select Format andpress OKto display the format setting
interface. Select a desired date format through the / key. The FRT supports 10 date formats: YYMMDD,
YY/MM/DD, YY.MM.DD, MMDDYY, MM/DD/YY, MM.DD.YY, DDMMYY, DD/MM/YY, DD.MM.YY and
YYYYMMDD.SelectdesireddateformatandpressOKtoconfirmyourselection.ThenpressESCtoexitthesystem
settings.Whenpromptedtosavethesettings,press OK andthedateformatofthesystemismodified.
Forexample,thedateformatsMM/DD/YY andYYMMDDaredisplayedintheabove figuresontheleftandright
respectively.
WelcomeSignin
10:12
05/14/06Tue
WelcomeSignin
10:12
060514Tue
4.1.4 LockDriverDuration
The time duration of electronic lock works from open to close when user's verification succeeds (In case the door is closed).
Tosetthisduration,proceedasfollows:SelectLock,andpressOK.Thenenteradesirednumberthroughthenumeric
pad,andpress ESC toexitandsavethesetting.
S(second)ischosenastheunitoflockdriverduration,andyoucansetit1~254 (whilesomedevicescan set10s atmost).
Ifsetthedurationto0,meansLockdriverdurationisclosed.Normally,wedonotsuggestsetitis0.
Notes:
This parameter is only available for the FRTs with the simple access control function. For FRTs with professional
accesscontrolfunction,thisparameteriscontainedintheaccesscontrolsettings.
The unit of quantity and the maximum value of this parameter here are standard configurations. If you need larger
parametervalues,pleaseconsultourcommercialrepresentativesorpresalestechnicalsupportengineers.
4.1.5 NumberofUsers
TosetthenumberofusersrequiredtounlocktheFRT,selectUnlockUsersandpressOK.Thenenteradesirednumber
throughthenumericpad,andpressESC toexitandsave thesetting.
This parameter is set to 1 by default, that is, the FRT sends the lock control signal as long as one user passes the
verification. If it is set to 3, then the FRT sends the lock control signal only after all these three users pass the
verificationandtheverificationintervalcannotexceed30s.Thisparametercanbesetto5atmost.
Note:
ThisparameterisonlyavailablefortheFRTswiththesimpleaccesscontrolfunction.
4.1.6 DaylightSavingTime(DLST)
SelectMenuOptionsSystemOptDLSTtosettheDLST.
Ontheinterfaceasshowninthefollowingfigure,youcansettheDLST.
DLST
DLST Y
Mode Mode1
EnterDLST
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EndDLST
ToenabletheDLST,select YandpressOK.Todisablethe DLST,selectN.
AfterenablingtheDLST,youneedtosettheeventsrelatedtothestartandendoftheDLST.Youcansettwomodesfor
theDLSTformat:Mode1andMode2.
InthedefaultMode1,theDLSTissetintheformatofMonthDayHour:Minute.
InMode2,theDLSTissetintheformatofMonthWeekSpecificDayoftheWeekHour:Minute.
The value scope of week (WS): 1 6.1meansthe first week, 2the second week and so on and so forth. The value
scopeofday(WK):0 6.0meansSunday,1meansMondayandsoonandsoforth.
Letstake4:00September1st 2008(thatis,Saturday ofthefirstweekinSeptember2008)asanexampletoillustrate
thesetwomodes:
MMDD24H
MMWSWK 24H
91 04:00
916
04:00
WK(0:Sun6:Sat)
ESC OK
ESC
OK
Mode1
Mode2
Note: 1. If the month setin the DLST start time islaterthanthat set inthe DLST end time,the DLST will spantwo
years,forexample,theDLSTstartsat2007914:00andendsat2008414:00.
2.IfyouselectMode2andsettheDLSTtostartonSundayofthesixthweekandcurrentyearis2007,thenthesystem
willstarttheDLSTatthespecifiedtimepointonthelastSundayofcurrentmonthin2008oncefindingoutthatthere
areonly5weeksincurrentmonth.
3.IfyousettheDLSTtostartonMondayofthefirstweekinSeptemberandcurrentyearis2008,thenthesystemwill
automaticallystarttheDLSTonthefirstMondayincurrentmonthoncefindingoutthatthefirstdayisTuesdayinstead
ofMondayin2009.
4.1.7 AdvancedSettings
Through the advanced settings, you can perform such operations as restoring factory defaults, clearing management
rights, deleting attendance records, clearing all data, setting match thresholds and setting voice prompts, as shown
below:
AdvOption
ResetOpts
ClearAllData
DelAllLogs
ClrAdminPri
ShowScore
MatchThr
MstInputID
1:1Thr 35
TwoSensor
Voice
CardOnly
R.CardOnly
FPCardKey
UpdFirmware
RemoteVerify
ServerIP
WorkCode
ButtonBeep
AdjVOL
AlgVersion
InstantPrint
AntiPB No
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N
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N
N
Y
No
N
M
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Note:
The menu options above contain some optional functions. If the actual product does not have one or several of the
optionsabove,thenthisproductdoesnotsupporttherelatedfunction(s).
Selectadesiredoptionthroughthe/key,andperformsettingsasrequired.
1)ResetOpts.
Thisoptionisusedtorestoreallthesettingstofactorydefaults.
2)ClearAllData
Thisoptionisusedtodeletealltheenrolledfingerprintsandrecords.
3)DelAllLogs
Thisoptionisusedtodeleteallverificationrecordsinthechip.
4)Clradminpri
Thisoptionisusedtosetalltheadministratorstoordinaryusers.
5)ShowScore
Thisoptionisusedtosetwhethertodisplaythefingerprintqualityvalue onthetoprightcornerofthescreen.
(Note:ThesettingofthisoptionaffectstheimagecapturespeedoftheFRT.)
6) MatchThreshold
Thisoptionisusedtosettheextentofmatchingbetweenaninputfingerprintandthatstoredintemplates.Fordetails,
see 2.1.3MatchThreshold.
7) MstInputID
ThisoptionisusedtosetwhethertheusermustinputanIDnumberbeforefingerprintmatching.IfyouselectY,you
mustinputanIDnumberbefore1:1fingerprintmatchingifyouselectN,youdonothavetoinputanIDnumberbefore
1:1fingerprintmatching.
8)1:1threshold
ThisoptionisusedtosettheextentofmatchingbetweenaninputID/fingerprintandthatstoredintemplatesintheID
andfingerprintidentificationmode.Fordetails,see 2.1.3MatchThreshold.
9)TwoSensor
If you select Y, you caninstall an external fingerprint sensor throughthe USB interface and use this external sensor
together with the fingerprint reader accompanied with the FRT. If you select N, you cannot install any external
fingerprintsensor.Fordetails,seeAppendixExternalConnectionwiththeFingerprintReader.
10)Voice
ThisoptionisusedtosetwhethertoplayvoicepromptsduringtheoperationoftheFRT.SelectYtoenablethevoice
prompt,andselectN toplaybeepsoundonly.
11)Updfirmware
YoucanselectUpdFirmwaretoupgradethefirmwareofanFRTthroughtheupgradefilesintheUSBpendrive.
Note: If you need firmware upgrade files, please contact our technical support engineers. Generally it is not
recommendedtoupgradethefirmware.
12)CardOnly
If you select Yes, you only need to verify your ID card. If you select No, you need to verify both your ID card and
fingerprint.
13)R.cardOnly
IfyouselectY,youmustswipeacardregisteredontheFRTforverification.IfyouselectN,youdonotneedtoswipea
registeredcard.
14)FPCardKey
Whenyousetavalueforthisparameter,yousetapasswordforyourFPcardandtheFRTwillwritethispasswordin
yourenrolledFPcard.
15)RemoteVerify
AfterRemoteVerify issetto Yes,theFRTcanbeusedforverificationonthebackgroundserver.
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Youcanselectthefollowingfourverificationmodes:
LO: Localverificationonly.OnlythefingerprintsthathavebeenenrolledonlocalFRTcanpasstheverification.
NO:Remoteverificationonly.TheFRTonlysearchestheremotedatabaseformatchedfingerprints.
LN:Localverificationcomesbeforeremoteverification.TheFRTfirstsearcheslocaldatabaseformatchedfingerprints
andthentheremotedatabaseifitfailstolocatematchedfingerprintsinlocaldatabase.
LN: Remote verification comes before local verification. The FRT first searches remote database for matched
fingerprintsandthenthelocaldatabaseifitfailstolocatematchedfingerprintsinremotedatabase.
16)ServerIP
ThisoptionisusedtosettheIPaddressoftheRISserver.
17)WorkCode
Thisoptionisusedtosetwhethertousetheworkcodeandtosetthe modeofworkcode.Therearethreeoptions:None,
Mode1,andMode2.Fordetails,seeAppendixWorkCode.
18)Keypadtone
Thisoptionisusedtosetwhethertogenerateabeepsoundinresponsetoeverykeystroke.SelectYtoenablethebeep
sound,andselectN tomute.
19)AdjVOL
Thisoptionisusedtoadjustthevolumeofthekeypadtoneamong High, Medium andLow.
20)AlgVersion
Thisoptionisusedtosettheversionnumberofthefingerprintalgorithm.Select9toadoptalgorithmversion9.0and10
to adopt algorithm version 10.0. Please select the algorithm version with caution because the fingerprint templates of
thesetwoalgorithmversionsareincompatible.
Note: some of the device will be prompted to remove the user information and attendance data when change the
algorithm.Soweproposedtobackupuserinformationandattendancedatabeforechangethealgorithm.
21)ImdtPrt(ImmediatePrint)
AfterthisoptionissettoRS232,theFRToutputstheverificationinformationeachtimeaftersuccessfulverificationto
the serial port.The verification information can be directly printed if the serial port is connected with a printer.The
verificationinformationcanbeviewedthroughaHyperTerminal.Forthecableconnectionbetweentheserialportand
printer,seeAppendix Print.
22)AntiPassback
Thisoptionhasfourvalues:None,Exit,EntryandEntryandExit.Fordetails,seeAppendixAntiPassback.
Note:
1.TheoptionsTwoSensor and UpdFirmware areavailableonlyontheUSBcapableFRTs.
2.TheoptionCardOnly isavailableonlyontheMifarecardcapableorIDcardcapableFRTs.
3.TheoptionsR.cardOnly andFPCardKey areavailableonlyontheMifarecardcapableFRTs.
4.TheoptionsRemoteVerify and ServerIP areavailableonlyontheRIScapableFRTs.
5.Theoptions KeypadTone andAdjVOL areavailableonlyontheFRTsthatadopttheURUsensor.
6.TheoptionWorkCodeisavailableonlyontheFRTsthatsupporttheworkcodefeature.
7.TheoptionImdtPrt isavailableonlyontheprintcapableFRTs.
8.TheoptionAntiPassbackisavailableonlyontheantipassbackcapableFRTs.
4.2 PowerManagement
Throughpowermanagement,youcansetthetimingpoweron/shutdown,poweron/shutdowntime,lockpowerkey,and
timingstateswitching.
4.2.1 PowerSettings
PressMenu toaccesssystemmenu.SelectOptionsPowerMng todisplaythefollowinginterface.
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PowerMng
Shutdown
N
PowerOn
N
Sleep
N
BellDelay
10
ScheduledBell
Idle
Sleep
IdleMin
0
LockPower
N
ServerIP
Sch.State
The B&W screen FRT adopts an intelligent power management system and supports such functions as timing
poweron/shutdownandsleeptiming.
1)Shutdown
ThisoptionisusedtoautomaticallyshutdowntheFRTatspecifiedtime.
SelectShutdownandpress OK.
Shutdown
SetSch.Fun?
ESC OK
PressOK tosettheautomaticshutdowntime.PressESCtodisabletheautomaticshutdownfunction.
Aftersettingthetime,press OK andthetimingshutdownfunctionisenabled.
2)PowerOn
ThisoptionisusedtoautomaticallypowerontheFRTatspecifiedtime.Thesettingsoftimingpoweronaresimilarto
thoseoftimingpoweroff.
3)Sleep
ThisoptionisusedtosettheFRTtoautomaticallyentersleepmodeatspecifiedtime.YoucanwakeuptheFRTfrom
sleepmodebypressinganykey.Thesettingstepsofthisparameteraresimilarwiththoseoftimingshutdown.
4)Idle&Idlemin
Thesetwooptionsarecloselyassociated.WhenIdleminis0,the Idlefunctionisdisabled.WhenIdleminisa nonzero
number(unit:minute),forexample,1,thesystemwillenteraspecifiedstateifthereisnooperationin1minute.
5)ScheduledBell&BellDelay
There are 8 time segments available every day of a week. You can set the alarm time as required. The FRT will
automaticallyalarmatthespecifiedtimeeveryweekandstopthealarmafterthealarmdurationtimesout.
6) WEBSERVERIP
ThisoptionisusedtosettheIPaddressofthewebserver.
7) AdjVOL
YoucanadjusttheMP3playingvolumeasrequired.
8)LockPower
If you set this option toY, the poweroff key onthe keyboard cannot be used, andthe option PowerOff isdisplayed
underthemenu.IfyousettheoptiontoN,thepoweroffkeyonthekeyboardcanbeused.
Note:
1)If youhavenotfoundthisOption,shutdown,Poweron,itbelongstothenormalstate.Onlysomedevicehavethe
timestateselectionfunction,ifyouhaveanyquestion,pleasecontactourtechnician.
2) Web Master IP setting is valid unless the fingerprint device own playing MP3 function. Pleaserefer to Appendix
MP3FunctionIntroduction.
3) Time ring and the duration of ringing only belong to these fingerprint device with Time ring and Playing MP3
function.
4)Onlythedevicewithapowerkey,theLockpowerbuttonfunctionisavailable.
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5)Forsometypeofdevices,whenyousetthetimeofshutdown,poweronorsleep,pleasepressMenukeyforconfirm.
4.2.2 TimingStateSwitching
Stateswitching:Differentattendancestatesneedtoberecordedindifferenttimesegments,sothereare6statekeyson
thekeyboardtoswitchbetweendifferentstatesfortheFRTofsomemodels.Youneedtochangethestatemanuallyby
pressingrelated status key. To useanattendance state, pressrelated state key. To reduce manual operations,a timing
stateswitchingoptionisprovided.
DefinitionofTimingStateSwitching
TheFRTautomaticallyswitchestheattendancestateatthespecifiedtime.Currentattendancestateisdisplayedonthe
initial interface.
SettingofTimingStateSwitching
Setstateswitchingtime
1.Select MenuOptionsPowerMngSch.State todisplaythefollowinginterface:
Sch.State
State
Singin
ESC OK
2.Selectanattendancestatethroughthe/key fromsignin,signoff,signinforovertimework,andsignofffor
overtimework.PressOK tosettheselectedstate.Takesignoffasanexample:
Tosignoff
No.1 N
No.2 N
No.3 N
No.4 N
3.Selectthetimeforsetting,forexample,select1andpressOK.
No.1
SetSch.Fun?
ESC OK
No.4 N
4. In the displayed interface as shown below, input a number, for example, 8:30, as the signoff time through the
keyboard.
Tosignoff
No.1 8:30
No.2 N
No.3 N
5.Selectthetimeforsettingthroughthe/key,withthesimilaroperationasStep4.
6.Aftercompletingthesetting,pressESCtoexit.Whenpromptedtosaveyoursettings,pressOKtoconfirmorpress
ESCtocancel.
Tosignoff
Save?
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ESC OK
7. If you save your settings, these settings will take effect andthe attendance state will changeinto signoff at the
specifiedtime.
Cancelthesetstateswitchingtime
DisplaythesetstateswitchingtimeinterfacetocanceltheaboveSignofftimesetting.
1.Select MenuOptionsPowerMngSch.State,andselectSignoffasshownbelow:
Tosignoff
No.1 8:30
No.2 N
No.3 N
No.4 N
2.Tocanceltime1,selecttime1andpressOK.
No.1
SetSch.Fun?
ESC OK
3.PressESC tocanceltime 1.
Tosignoff
No.1 N
No.2 N
No.3 N
4.Aftercompletingthesetting,pressESCtoexit.Whenpromptedtosaveyoursettings,pressOKtoconfirmorpress
ESCtocancel.
Tosignoff
Save?
ESC OK
5.Ifyousaveyoursettings,thesesettingswilltakeeffectandtheSignoffswitchingtime1willbecancelled.
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4.3 CommunicationrelatedSettings
SelectComm.Opt andtheinformationdisplayedonthescreenisshowninthefollowingfigure:
CommOpt
BaudRate
115200
DevNum
1
DHCP
N
NetSpeed
Auto
IPAddr 192.168.1.201
NetMask 255.255.255.0
Gateway
192.168.1.1
Ethernet
Y
RS232
N
RS485
N
USB
N
COMMKey
0
ExternMODEM
Y
1. BaudRate
This option is used to set the baudrate forthecommunication between the FRTand the PC. Itincludes five options:
9600,19200,38400,57600,and115200.ThehighbaudrateisrecommendedfortheRS232communicationtoachieve
high communication speed, whilethe low baudrateisrecommended for the RS485 communication to achieve stable
lowspeedcommunication.
2.DevNum
ThisoptionreferstothedeviceIDnumberedfrom1to255.
3.DynamicHostConfiguration
IfthisoptionissettoYes,theFRTrequeststheDHCPserveronthenetworktodynamicallyassignanIPaddress.
4.IPAddr
ThedefaultIPaddressis192.168.1.201.YoucanmodifytheIPaddressasrequired.
5.Netspeed
This parameter refers to the network rate, including five options: ATUO, 10MF, 10MH, 100MF and 100MH.
10MF is recommended for the ZEM100 product series and AUTO is recommended for the ZEM200 product
series.
6.NetMask
Thedefaultsubnetmaskis255.255.255.0.Youcanmodifythesubnetaddressasrequired.
7. Gateway
Thedefaultgatewayis0.0.0.0.Youcanmodifythe gatewayasrequired.
8. Ethernet
This parameter is used to set whether to adopt the Ethernet for communications. To adopt the Ethernet, set this
parametertoYotherwisesetittoN.
9.RS232
ThisparameterisusedtosetwhethertoadopttheRS232forcommunications.ToadopttheRS232,setthisparameterto
YotherwisesetittoN.
10. RS485
ThisparameterisusedtosetwhethertoadopttheRS485forcommunications.ToadopttheRS485,setthisparameterto
YotherwisesetittoN.
11. USB
ThisparameterisusedtosetwhethertoadopttheUSBforcommunications.ToadopttheUSB,setthisparametertoY
otherwisesetittoN.
12. COMMKey
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When the password is set to 0, no password is required for communication when the password is set to a nonzero
value,thisvalueisrequiredforcommunicationconnection.
13. ExternMODEM
Ifthisoptionissetto Y,theFRTcanaccessnetworkthroughaModem.Fordetails,seeAppendixModem.
Note: 1. The option Ethernet is unavailable on the FRTs with the two options Gateway and Net Mask, and the
Ethernet function is enabled by default for the FRTs without the two options Gateway and Net Mask, the option
Ethernet isavailableandmustbesetto YbeforetheuseofEthernetcommunications.
2.Afterfinishingthe settingsabove,youneedtorestarttheFRTtoenablethesettings.
4.4 LogSettings
SelectLogOpt andtheinformationdisplayedonthescreenisshowninthefollowingfigure:
LogOpt
AlarmAttLog 99
ReCheckMin 0
1. AlmAttLog
Whentheavailablespaceforstorageofattendancelogsreachesthespecifiedvalue,theFRTautomaticallygeneratesan
alarm.
2.RecheckMin
If a users attendance record already exists and the user checks in again within the specified period (unit: minute),
his/hersecond attendancerecordwillnotbestored.
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4.5 AccessOptions
The AccessControlSettings itemsincludetheusersaccesstimesegmentsandaccesscombinationsetc.
TheAccessControlSettingsarevalidfortheFRTswithprofessionalaccesscontrolfunctions.ThemenuitemAccess
Optionsisinexistentinthefingerprinttimeattendancemachinesandthedeviceswithsimpleaccesscontrolfunctions.
SelectAccessOptionsandtheinformationdisplayedonthescreenisshowninthefollowingfigure:
AccessOptions
TPOpts
UserAccOpts
GRPTPDefine
AccessComb
Lock 150
DSen.Delay
10
DSen.Mode
N
DSen.Alarm
30
DuressOptions
FailedTrig
GroupVerType
The AccessOptionsincludesthefollowingoptions:
1.DefTP
Definetheunlockingtimesegmentseverydayofaweek.
2.UserAccOpts
Settheunlockingtime,thegroupthattheuserbelongsto,andtheunlockingcombination.
3. GRPTPDefine
Definetheavailabletimesegmentsforusersofacertaingrouptounlock.
4. AccessComb
Definediverseunlockingcombinations.Eachcombinationiscomposedofdifferentgroups.
5. Lock
Setthedurationfromsuccessfulfingerprintmatchingtounlocking.
6.DSen.Delay
Set the door sensor delay. Analarm will be generated if the door is left open for a period of time, and thisperiod is
calleddoorsensordelay.
7.DSen.Mode
Door sensor switch includesthree modes: NONE, NormalOpen (NO),and Normal Close (NC). NONE: Door sensor
switchisnotused.NO:Bothdoorandlockareopenotherwise,analarmwillbegeneratedafterthedoorsensordelay.
NC:Bothdoorandlockareclosedotherwise,analarmwillbegeneratedafterthedoorsensordelay.
8.DuressOptions
Settheautomaticalarmfunctiontopreventenrollmentunderduress.Intimesofduress,thesystemwillsilentlysenda
duresssignalafteraperiodoftimewhenafingerprintpassesthematch.
9.FailedTrig
The system automatically generatesan alarm when thenumber of consecutive verification failures exceeds the upper
limit.
10. GroupVerType
Settheverificationtypeadoptedbytheuserinagroup.
Note:TheGroupVerTypeoptionisavailableonlyforthedevicessupporting14verificationmodes.Tocustomizethis
function,pleaseconsultourcommercialrepresentativesorpresalestechnicalsupportengineers.
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1). AccessControlFunctionDescription
Thesettingitemsforeachuserinclude:thegroupthattheuserbelongsto,andtheavailableaccesstimesegmentsfor
groupanduser.Usergroupingmeanstheallocationofausertoacertaingroup,forexample,Group1orGroup2. A
grouporusercanbesetwiththreepresetaccesstimesegmentsatmost,andthesetimesegmentshaveanORrelation
withoneanother(thatis,unlockingisavailableforagroup/useratanyoneofthesetimesegments).Fordetailsonthe
relationshipbetweentheuseofgroupTSs andtheuserTPs,see 4.5.3UserAccessControlSettings.
Inasimpleword,theunlockingconditionsforanenrolleduserareasfollows:
Thegrouptowhichtheuserbelongsmustlieinanaccesscombination(oritcansharethesameaccesscombination
withothergroupsandunlocktogetherwiththem).
Thecurrentunlockingtimemustremainwithinanyoneofvalidaccesstimesegments.
NewlyenrolledusersareclassifiedintoGroup1bydefault.Thedefaultgrouptimesegmentis1.WhenGroup1and
time segment 1 bothadopt factory defaults, thenewly enrolled users arein Open state. (Ifa usermodifies the access
control settings, the system will also change these settings accordingly.)If the group to which a user belongs is
inexistentinaccesscombinationsettings,theusercanonlymarkhis/herattendancebutcannotunlock.
2). AccessControlVerificationFlow
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4.5.1 DefineTimeSegments
Timesegmentistheminimumtimeunitforaccesscontrolsetting.Theentiresystemcanbedefinedwithamaximumof
50timesegments.Eachtimesegmentisdividedinto7timebuckets,thatis,oneweek.Eachtimebucketisthevalid
timesegmentwithin24hourseveryday.Everyusercanbesetwithupto3timesegmentswhichhaveanORrelation
withoneanother.Theverificationtimeisdeemedvalidonlyifitremainswithinoneofthesetimesegments.Thetime
bucketformatisHH:MMHH:MM usinga24hourclock.
Iftheendtime isearlierthanthestarttime(23:5723:56),unlockisprohibitedforawholeday.Ifendtimeislaterthan
thestarttime(00:0023:59),unlockisvalidwithinthistimebucket.
Validtimesegmentsforunlock:wholeday(00:0023:59),ortheperiodfromstarttoendtime.
@ Tip:Thedefaulttimesegment1indicatesthewholedayaccess(thatis,thenewlyenrolledusersareallowedto
unlock).
SelectDefineTP todisplaythefollowinginformation:
DefineTP
TPNo.
1
ESC OK
PressOK todisplaythe DefineTP1 interfaceasfollows:
DefTP1
Sun 00:0023:59
Mon 00:0023:59
Tue 00:0023:59
Wed00:0023:59
Thu 00:0023:59
Fri 00:0023:59
Sat 00:0023:59
TheTP1aboveisdefinedaswholedayaccess,thatis,thefactorydefault.
Timesegmentcanbereset.TakeTP1asanexample:
InaccessibleonSaturdayandSunday
AccessibleduringtheworktimefromMondaytoFriday.
Worktime:08:3018:00
Thespecificsettingsareasfollows:
DefTP1
Sun 23:5723:56
Mon
08:3018:00
Tue
08:3018:00
Wed
08:3018:00
Thu
08:3018:00
Fri
08:3018:00
Sat
23:5723:56
Multipletimesegmentscanbedefinedasrequiredandtheentiresystemcanbedefinedwith50timesegmentsatmost.
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4.5.2 DefineGroupingFunctions
By using the grouping functions, you can divide users into different groups and combine diverse groups to form
different access combinations, so as to facilitate access control management. The system defines 5 groups: Group 1,
Group 2, Group 3, Group 4 and Group 5. Newly enrolled users belong to Group 1 by default, but they can also be
reassignedtoothergroups.
GroupTS:Thisparameterisusedtosettheunlockingtimeofgroups.InGroupTS,selectasetTPNo.
ThenewlyenrolleduseradoptsthetimesegmentofGroup1bydefault,butafterresettingthegroupthathe/shebelongs
to,theuserwillusetherelatedtimesegmentofthenewgroup.Therefore,thedefaulttimesegmentofeverygroupshall
bedefinedinadvance.
Fordetailsonhowto UseGrpTPs,see 4.5.3UserAccessControlSettings.
@Tip:The time segment of Group 1 isnumbered 1 by default. (Thatis,thenewly enrolled usersare allowed to
unlockbydefault.)
a)
SelectGRPTPDefine andthenselect1asGroupNo.:
GRPTPDefine
GroupNo.
1
ESC
OK
PressOK todisplaythe Group1DefaultTSinterface.

GRP1DefineTP
TP1 1
TP2 8
TP3 40
TherearethreedefaulttimesegmentswhichhaveanORrelationwithoneanother.
Group1isallowedtounlockwithinthetimesegments1,8and40.Youcanalsoselectotherdefinedtimesegments.
b)
SelectGRPTPDefine andthenselect2asGroupNo.
PressOK todisplaythe Group2DefaultTSinterface.

GRPTPDefine
GroupNo.
2
ESC OK
Group2isallowedtounlockwithinthetimesegments2,10and36.Youcanalsoselectotherdefinedtimesegments.
The time segments of every group can be defined as required and the entire system can be defined with the time
segmentsof5groupsatmost.
GRP2DefineTP
TP1 2
TP2 10
TP3 36
4.5.3 UserAccessControlSettings
Theuseraccesscontrolsettingscanbeperformedbasedonuserrequirements.
Youcanaccessthe UserAccOpts menutoquerytheaccesscontrolsettingstateofauser.
The User Acc Opts menu includes the options: Belong to GRP, Group TS, User TS, Group VerType, and Individual
VerType..
BelongtoGRP:Dividetheenrolledusersintoseveralgroupstofacilitatemanagement.
GroupTS:Setwhethertheuseradoptsthedefaulttimesegmentsofthegroupthathe/shebelongsto.
UserTS: Settheuser'sunlockingtimeandselectasettimesegmentnumber.
GroupVerType:Setwhethertheuseradoptstheverificationtypesofthegroupthathe/shebelongsto.
Individual VerType: Select a verification type for an individual user without using group verification types or
affectingothergroupmembersverificationtypes.
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Note:1.Relationshipbetweengrouptimesegmentsandusertimesegments.
ThevalueoftheoptionUseGrpTPs onlyworksforthefollowingusertimesegments:
(1) If UseGrpTPs is settoY, the user time segment will be automatically assignedthetime segment No. of the
groupthattheuserbelongsto.(Grouptimesegmentsmustbesetinadvance.)
(2) Iftheusertimesegmentchanges,UseGrpTPswillbeautomaticallysetto N.
2.Relationshipbetweengroupverificationtypesandindividualverificationtypes.
(1) IftheoptionGroupVerType issetto Y,theuserwillusethegroupverificationtype.
(2) IftheoptionGroupVerType issetto N,theuserwillusetheindividualverificationtype.
Examples:
A. Users00001and00002areclassifiedintoGroups1and2respectively.
SelectUserAccOpts andsettheUserIDto00001.
UserAccOpts
UserID: 00001
ESC OK
Press OK to display the setting interface of user 00001. Press / to select Y for the option Use Grp TPs. As
mentionedabove,Group1hasbeenallowedtounlockwithinthetimesegments1,8and40.Select YfortheoptionUse
GrpVS.HereweassumethattheverificationtypeofGroup1ispasswordverification(whichcanbesetthroughthe
optionGroupVerTypeunderthemenuAccessOptions).Thefollowinginformationisdisplayedonthescreen:
User00001Opt
BelongtoGRP
UseGrpTPs
TP1
TP2
TP3
VERType
UseGrpVS
1
Y
1
8
40
FP
Y
User00001:
i. User00001belongstoGroup1andadoptsthetimesegmentofGroup1(TheusertimesegmentNo.isthegroup
timesegmentNo).
User00001isallowedtounlockwithinthetimesegments1,8and40.
ii. If user 00001adopts a group verification type (password verification),thistype shall prevail evenif user 00001
selectsanotherindividualverificationtype.
B. SelectUserAccOpts andsettheUserIDto00002.
UserAccOpts
UserID: 00002
ESC OK
PressOK todisplaythesettinginterfaceofuser00002.
Iftheusertimesegmentsarenumbered1and20,thesystemwillautomaticallysettheoptionUseGrpTPsto N.
TosetGroupVerTypetoN,settheoptionVERType(individualverificationtype)toFPasshowninthefollowing
figure:
User00002Opt
BelongtoGRP
2
UseGrpTPs
N
TP1
1
TP2
20
TP3
VERType
FP
UseGrpVS
N
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User00002:
i.User00002belongstoGroup2andadoptstheusertimesegmentinsteadofgrouptimesegment(whichmeansuser
00002isallowedtounlockwithinthetimesegments1and20).
Ifuser00002wantstoadoptthegrouptimesegments,he/shecanselectY,andthentheusertimesegmentNo.willbe
automatically assigned the grouptime segment No. If user 00002 wants to adoptthe usertime segments,he/she can
directlymodifytheusertimesegmentNo.andthesystemwillautomaticallysettheoptionUseGrpTPsto N.
ii.
Theindividualverificationtype adoptedbyuser00002isfingerprintverification.
4.5.4 DefinitionofUnlockCombinations
Theunlockcombinationsaredefinedtocontroltheunlocking.Forexample,tomakeallenrolledusersunabletounlock,
leaveallthetenunlockcombinationsBLANK.
Theunlockcombinationsareuserdefinedcombinationstounlockthedoor,andeachcombinationconsistsofdifferent
groups. The unlock combinations specify the group number(s) permitted to unlock the door, leaving the user
verificationsequenceoutofaccount.Forexample,
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123meansthedoorunlocksonlyafteratleastthreeusersrespectivelyfromGroup1,Group2andGroup3pass
theverificationwithinthespecifiedtimesegment.
4meansthedoorunlocksafteroneuserofGroup4passestheverification.
Youcandefineamaximumof10unlockcombinationsfortheFRTandthedoorunlocksaslongasoneofthempasses
theverification.
@Tip:Thedefaultunlockcombinationis"1(thatis,newenrolleduserscanunlocktheFRTbydefault).
Ontheinitialinterface,press MenuOptionsAccessOptionsAccessComb,asshowninthefollowingfigure:
AccessComb
Comb1 1
Comb2
Comb3
Comb4
Comb5
Comb6
Comb7
Comb8
Comb9
Comb10
The defaultunlockcombinationis"1andotherunlockcombinationsareleftblank.
Tomakeallusersunabletounlock,leaveallthesetenunlockcombinationsBLANK.
Toenableunlockingforsomeofthegroups,youneedtodefinetheunlockcombinations,asshownbelow:
Example1:
AccessComb
Comb1
123
Comb2 4
Comb3 24
Comb4 45
Comb5 15
Comb6
Comb7
Comb8
Comb9
Comb10
Asshowninthefigureabove,fiveunlockcombinationsaresetintotal:
Unlockcombination1:123.
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Unlockcombination1:ThedoorunlocksonlyafteratleastthreeusersrespectivelyfromGroup1,Group2andGroup3
passtheverificationwithinthespecifiedperiod.
Unlockcombination2:ThedoorunlocksaslongasoneuserfromGroup4passestheverification.
Unlockcombination3:ThedoorunlocksonlyafteratleasttwousersrespectivelyfromGroup2andGroup4passthe
verificationwithinthespecifiedperiod.
Tosumup,thedoorunlocksonlywhenusersofeachgroupinanunlockcombinationpasstheverificationwithinthe
specifiedperiod.
J Note:
1.Theverificationwillfailinanyofthefollowingcases:
Theusertimesegmentnumberisnotselected.
Thedefaultgrouptimesegmentnumberisnotselected(whenthegrouptimesegmentisused).
Theverificationdoesnotremainwithinanyoftheuserdefinedtimesegments.
ThetimesegmentisdefinedasDisabled.
2.Userssetatimesegmentwithinwhichtheverificationfails:
Iftheconditionsofunlockcombination2aremet,usersofInvalidGroupcannotunlockbutareallowedtoregister
attendance. (If there are other users meeting the unlocking condition in Group 4, then the unlock combination 2 is
allowedtounlock)
If the conditions of unlock combinations 1, 3, 4 and 5 are met, users of Invalid Group cannot unlock but are
allowedtoregisterattendance.
2)Example2:
Tosetthevaultofabanktounlockonlyinthepresenceofthreepeople,proceedasfollows:
ThesethreepeoplerespectivelybelongtoGroup2,Group4andGroup5andaregrantedtherighttounlockwithinthe
sametimesegment.SelectComb1andpressOK.Thenenter245throughthenumericpadandpressESCtoexit
andsavethesetting.
@ Tip:Oncethe245combinationisset,combinationssuchas24,25and45arenotallowed.
4.5.5 LockDriverDuration
Thetimedurationofelectroniclockworksfromopentoclosewhenuser'sverificationsucceeds(Incasethedooris
closed).
Tosetthisduration,proceedasfollows:SelectLock,andpressOK.Thenenteradesirednumberthroughthenumeric
pad,andpressESCtoexitandsavethesetting.
Theunitofquantityforthisdurationis40ms,andyoucansetitto254atmost.(somedevicescanset S(second)
fortheunitoflockdriverduration).
Ifsetthedurationto0,meansLockdriverdurationisclosed.Normally,wedonotsuggestsetitis0.
Notes:
The Pathof lockdriverdurationofsimpleaccesscontrolfunctioninSystemSetting menu.
Theunit of quantity andthemaximum value of this parameterhereare standard configurations. If you needlarger
parametervalues,pleaseconsultourcommercialrepresentativesorpresalestechnicalsupportengineers.
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4.5.6 DoorSensorDelay
DSen.Delay(DoorSensorDelay):indicatesthedelayincheckingthedoorsensorafterthedoorisopen.Ifdoorsensor
stateisinconsistentwiththenormalstatesetbythedoorsensorswitch,analarmwillbegenerated,andthisperiodof
timeisregardedasthedoorsensordelay.
SettheDSen.Delay,pressMenuOptionsAccessOptions,andthenselectDSen.Delaythroughthe/key,
asshowninthefollowingfigure:
AccessOptions
AccessComb
Lock 150
DSen.Delay 10
PressOK andmodifythevalueof DSen.Delay throughthe/key.
4.5.7 Door SensorSwitch

Thedoorsensorswitchincludesthreemodes:
l
l
l
NONE:Thedoorsensorswitchisnotused.
NO:Thelockisopenaslongasthedoorisopen.
NC:Thelockisclosedafterthedoorisclosed.
TosetDSen.Mode,pressMenuOptionsAccessOptions,andthenselectDSen.Modethroughthe/key,
AccessOptions
DSen.Delay 10
DSen.Mode NO
DSen.Alarm
PressOKandthenswitchamongthedoorsensorswitchmodesthroughthe/key.Thedoorsensorswitchincludes
threemodes:NONE,NOandNC.
4.5.8 DoorSensorAlarmDelay
Thedoorsensoralarmdelayreferstothedelayingeneratingthealarmsignalafteradoorsensoralarmistriggered.You
cansetthealarmdelaybetween0and999s.
TosetDSen.Alarm,pressMenuOptionsAccessOptions,andthenselectDSen.Alarmthroughthe/key,
AccessOptions
DSen.Delay 10
DSen.Mode NO
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DSen.Alarm
PressOK andmodifythevalueof DSen.Alarm throughthe/key.
4.5.9 DuressAlarm
TosetDuressOptions,pressMenuOptionsAccessOptions,andthenselectDuressOptionsthroughthe/
key,asshowninthefollowingfigure:
AccessOptions
DSen.Delay 10
DSen.Mode NO
DuressOptions
The Duress Options include such options as the Duress FP Mng, Help Key, 1:1Trig, 1:nTrig, Pwd Trig and Alarm
Delay.
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4.5.9.1DuressFingerprintManagement
Users may specially enroll a new or specify an existing fingerprint as the Duress Fingerprint. Under any
circumstances,aduressalarm isgeneratedoncethisfingerprintpassesthematch.
AccessDuressOptionsandselectDuressFPMngthroughthe/key.PressOKtodisplaytheinterfaceasshown
inthefollowingfigure:
DuressFP
NewEnrollment
Def.DuressF
UndefDuressFP
UndefAll
1)NewEnrollment
Thisoptionisusedtoenrollanewfingerprintastheduressfingerprint.
2)Def.DuressFP
Thisoptionisusedtochangeanenrolledfingerprintastheduressfingerprint.
3)UndefDuressFP
Thisoptionisusedtocancelasingleduressfingerprint.
4)UndefAll
Thisoptionisusedtocancelallduressfingerprints.
4.5.9.2Help Key
SelectDuressOptions,andpress/keytoselectHelpKey,asshowninthefollowingfigure:
DuressOptions
Helpkey
1:1Trig N
1:NTrig N
IftheoptionHelpKeyissettoY,pressandhold(over3seconds)tosignalforhelpifyoupressandhold(less
than3seconds)andtheninputyourfingerprintorIDcardnumber,aduressalarmwillbegeneratedatthesametime
whenyoupasstheverificationsuccessfully.
IftheoptionHelpKey issetto N,thesystemwillnotsendsignalsseekingforhelpevenif youpressandhold.
4.5.9.3VerificationAlarms
Our FRT supports three fingerprint verification modes: 1:1 verification, 1:N verification, and password verification.
Press /inthe followinginterface to select one ormore verification modes asthe duress alarm mode. When you
performverificationbyusingaverificationmodewhichissetto Y,thesystemwillgenerateanalarmsignal.
DuressOptions
DuressFP
Helpkey
1:NTrig N
PwdTrig N
AlarmDelay 10
4.5.9.4AlarmDelay
Defineautomaticalarmtime:Youcandefineanalarmdelaytoenablethesystemtoautomaticallysendaduressalarm
signalafteraperiodoftime(0255seconds).
UnderthemenuDuressOptions,press/toselectAlarmDelay.
DuressOptions
1:NTrig Y
PwdTrig Y
AlarmDelay 10
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4.5.10 VerificationFailureAlarm
Define the number of verification failures: The system automatically generates an alarm when the number of
consecutiveverificationfailuresexceedstheupperlimit.
AccessOptions
DuressOptions
FailedTrig
GroupVerType
UnderthemenuAccessOptions,press/toselectFailedTrig.
PressOK.Thenselectanumberfrom09throughthe/key.Here,0denotesthedeactivationofverificationfailure
alarm,andothernumbersdenotethespecificnumberofverificationfailures.
4.5.11 GroupVerificationType
Thereare14groupverificationtypesavailable.Fordetails,seeAppendixMultipleVerificationModes.
UnderthemenuAccessOptions,press/toselectGroupVerType andpressOK asshownbelow:
GroupVerType
1 FP/PW/RF
2 FP/PW/RF
3 FP/PW/RF
4 FP/PW/RF
5 FP/PW/RF
Firstselectagroupthroughthe/keyandpressOK.Thenpress/toselectaverificationtype forthisgroup
andpressOKtoconfirmyourselection.FinallypressESCtoexitcurrentinterface,andwhenthesystempromptsyou
tosaveyourchanges,press OK.
Note:
TheGroupVerTypeoptionisavailableonlyforthedevicessupportingmultipleverificationmodes.
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4.6 AutomaticTest
SelectAutoTestandtheinformationdisplayedonthescreenisshowninthefollowingfigure:
AutoTest
RunAllTest
LCDTest
VoiceTest
FPReader
KeyTest
RTCTest
HIDCard
MP3Test
Throughthismenu,youcantestthesystemcomponents.TheautotestfunctionhelpstroubleshoottheFRTquicklyand
facilitatestheFRTmaintenance.
LCDTest: TheFRTautomaticallyteststhedisplayeffectofitsLCDandcheckwhetheritsLCDdisplaysintegralimages.
VoiceTest:TheFRTautomaticallytestswhetherthevoicefilesarecompleteandthevoicequalityisgoodbyplaying
thevoicefilesstoredintheFRT.Youcancontinuethetestbytouchingthescreenorexititbypressing[AutoTest].
FingerprintReaderTest: TheFRTautomaticallytestswhetherthefingerprintreaderworksproperlybychecking.
Afterselectit,press"OK"totest,andcheckitwhethernormal.Press"ESC "toexitthetest.
KeyboardTest:TheFRTtestswhethereverykey onthekeyboardworksnormally.Pressanykey onthe[Keyboard
Test]interfacetocheckwhetherthepressedkeymatchesthekeydisplayedonscreen.Press" ESC" to exitthetest.
RealtimeClock(RTC)Test:TheFRTtestswhetheritsclockworksproperlybycheckingthestopwatchoftheclock.
Afterselectit,press"OK"totest,Press" ESC " toexitthetest.
HIDCardTest:TheFRTdetectstheformatofusersHIDcard.
Note:WhentheFRTfailstoidentifytheHIDcardnumber,pleaseinformusofthecharactersdetectedthroughtheHID
cardtestandyourHIDcardnumber,andourdevelopmentpersonnelwilltroubleshootassoonaspossible.
MP3Test:YoucancheckwhethertheMP3worksproperlybyplayingtheMP3filesstoredintheFRT.
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5 VoiceSettings
5.1 SettingthroughDevice
SelectVoiceOptionsandtheinformationdisplayedonthescreenisshowninthefollowingfigure:
VoiceOptions
VoiceSpeed(010)
SMSVoice
StartupVoice
EnrollVoice
RecordWarning
NumKeyVoice
HourlyChime
MenuVoice
VeriVoiceOpt
TPVoiceOpt
DwnloadVoiceOpt
UpdateVoiceOpt
ResetVoiceOpt
6
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
1. VoiceSpeed
Thisoptionisusedtosetthevoiceplayingspeed.Valuerange:010.Thelargerthevalue,thefasterthevoicespeed.
2.SMSVoice
ThisoptionisusedtosetwhethertoplayavoicepromptwhentheuserreceivesanSMSafterpassingtheattendance
verification.
3.StartupVoice
ThisoptionisusedtosetwhethertoplayavoicepromptwhentheFRTstartsup.
4. Enrollment Voice
Thisoptionisusedtosetwhethertoplayavoicepromptduringfingerprintorpasswordenrollment.
5.RecordWarning
When the number of remaining records in the FRT exceeds the threshold, the FRT will play a warning voice after
successfulverificationeachtime.
6.NumericKeyVoice
TheFRTwillreadthecorrespondingnumberafteryoupressanumerickey.
7. HourlyChime
TheFRTchimesoneachfullhour.
8. MenuVoice
TheFRTautomaticallyreadsthemenuitemoverwhichthecursorhovers.
Tomodifythesettingsofanyoftheaboveoptionsfrom1)to8),firstselectanoptionthroughthe/key,andpress
OKtoplacethecursoronthefield.Thenpress/toselectadesiredvalueandpressOK.FinallypressESCtoexit
currentinterface,andwhenthesystempromptsyoutosaveyourchanges,pressOK.
9. VerificationVoiceOption
This optionis used to select a voice playing mode afterthe completion of verification.There are 4 modes available:
Nameonly,Name+Timesegmentgreetings,Timesegment greetingsonly,andNoread.
PressOKtodisplaythesettinginterface.
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10. TimeSegmentVoice
Thisoptionisusedtoplaycustomizedvoice withinaspecifiedtimesegment.Afterauserpassestheverification,the
FRTwillplayagreetingofcurrenttimesegmentifthetimesegmentgreetingisactivatedinverificationvoicesettings.
Forexample,setatimesegment07:0009:00,andagreetingGoodMorning!.
TPVoiceOpt
AddTPVoice
DeleteTPVoice
(1)Addatimesegment greeting:
TPName
Inputatimesegment
nameusingT9input
method.
Morning
OK
OK
TPVoiceOptHH:MM
Inputagreeting(length:
116letters)forthis
timesegmentusingT9
inputmethod.
Start 07:00
End 09:00
ESC
OK
OK
Welcometone
OK
Setthestartandend
timeofthistime
segment.
@ Tip:Timesegmentscanbedefinedasinfinite,buttheyshallnotoverlapwithoneanother.
(2)Deleteatimesegmentwelcomevoice:
Selectadesiredtimesegmentthroughthe/keyandpressOKtoconfirmyourselection.PressESC toexit.
11. DownloadVoiceConfiguration
ThisoptionisusedtodownloadthevoiceconfigurationfilefromtheFRTtoaUSBpendrive.Userscanmodifyvoice
inthistextfile.
12. UpdateVoiceConfiguration
ThisoptionisusedtouploadthevoiceconfigurationfilefromaUSBpendrivetotheFRT.Afterupload,thevoicein
theFRTwillbeupdated.
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13. RestoreVoiceConfiguration
ThisoptionisusedtorestoreallthevoiceconfigurationsoftheFRTtofactorydefaults.
5.2 TTSwebserver
InputtheFRTsIPaddress(forexample, http://192.168.1.115)intoyourIEbrowserandpressEntertoaccesstheweb
serverlogininterface.Youcanusetheusernameadminandthepassword0tologintotheTTSwebserver.Here,
theusernameadminisunchangeablebutthepasswordisnot.(SelectMenuOptionsCommOptCOMM
Key andyoucanchangeyourpasswordinthedisplayedinterface,andthenusethenewpasswordforrelogin.)
ModifytheTTSrelatedstatementsinthetextboxesshowninthefigureaboveandsaveyourchanges.Thesechanges
willtakeeffectaftersystemrestart.
Descriptionofthevoiceconfigurationfileformat:
VoiceconfigurationfileisofTXTformat.
Forexample,thestartupgreetinginthistextfileisdefinedasfollows:
127=Welcometouse****fingerprintrecognitionterminal
1)UserscanchangethestatementWelcometouse****fingerprintrecognitionterminal.
2)127denotestheserialnumberofthestartupgreeting,anditisrecognizablefortheFRT.Ifthisnumberischanged,
theFRTwillfailtoidentifythestatementaboveasthestartupgreeting.
3)UsersshallnotaddanyserialnumberorstatementbecausetheFRTcannotidentifynewserialnumbers.
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Note:Pleasemodifyvoicestrictlyincompliancewiththeformatoftextcontents.Donotchangethefileformat.
Otherwise,itmayleadtofailureinplayingspecifiedvoice.Intheeventofanyproblem,pleaserestorethevoice
configurationstofactorydefaults.
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USBPen Drive /SDManagement
6 USBPenDrive /SD Management

SelectPenDriveMng andtheinformationdisplayedonthescreenisshowninthefollowingfigure:
PenDriveMng
DwnLoadAttLog
DwnLoadUser
UpLoadUser
DownloadSMS
UploadSMS
You can download the attendance data, employee data and short messages and upload employee data and short
messageswithaUSBpendrive.
6.1 DownloadAttendanceData
1.InsertaUSBpendriveintotheUSBinterfaceontheFRT.
2. Select PenDrive Mng and select the desired attendance data to be downloaded through the / key. The
interfacedisplayedisshownasfollows:
PenDriveMng
DwnLoadAttLog
DwnLoadUser
UpLoadUser
3. Press OK to confirm your selection and start the download. The interface displayed upon successful download is
shownasfollows:
CopyDataSuc!
4.PressESCtoreturntotheinitialinterfaceandthenremovetheUSBpendrive.ThreefilesX_attlog.dat(attendance
records), X_oplog.dat(managementrecords)and X_user(whereXreferstothedeviceID)arestoredintheUSBpen
drive.
@ Tip:Ifthedownloadsucceeds,apromptCopyDataSucwillpopup.IfthesystemdisplaysthepromptPlug
PenDrive?,pleasecheckwhethertheUSBpendriveispluggedinproperly.
6.2 DownloadEmployeeData
Employeedatadownloadingissimilartothedownloadingofattendancerecords.Press/toselectDwnLoadUser
from the PenDrive Mng menu. The files user.dat (user profile) and Template.dat (fingerprint template) will be
concurrentlydownloadedtotheUSBpendrive.
6.3 UploadEmployeeData
Press / to select UpLoad User from the PenDrive Mng menu and then press OK. The files user.dat (user
profile)andTemplate.dat(fingerprinttemplate)storedintheUSBpendrivewillbeconcurrentlyuploadedtotheFRT.
6.4 DownloadShortMessages
Short message downloading is similar to the downloading of attendance records. Press / to select Download
SMSfromthePenDriveMngmenu.PressOKtostartdownload.Thesystemwillpromptwhetherthedownloadis
successfulornot.
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6.5 UploadShortMessages
Edit a short message by selecting External Program SMS Mng of the attendance software. Select External
ProgramPenDriveMngExportExporttoPenDrivetoexporttheeditedshortmessagetotheUSBpendrive.
Insert the USB pen drive into the USB interface on the FRT upon successful export, and select Menu PenDrive
MngUploadSMStouploadtheshortmessagefromtheUSBpendrive.
Notes:
1.TheoptionPenDriveMngisavailableonlyontheFRTsconfiguredwithUSBslots.TheoptionsUploadSMSand
Download SMS are available only on the SMScapable FRTs. If you need FRTs that supportthese functions, please
consultourcommercialrepresentativesorpresalestechnicalsupportengineers.
2. F6 Access control devices supports SD card management. You can download the employee data and upload
employeedataandupdatefirmware.Before"updatefirmware",youneedtoinsertstoredthelatestfirmwarewithSD
card.
SDcardmanagement
DwnLoademployeedata
DwnLoadUser
UpLoadUser
Updatefirmware
3.Aboutothers"Update firmwarefunction"inadvancedsettings menu.
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System Information
7 SystemInformation
Throughthe SysInfo menu,youcancheckallinformationoftheFRT,includingtheenrolledfingerprintcount,enrolled
users,attendancerecords,administrationrecordsand equipmentinformation. OntheMenuinterface, select Sys Info
andpressOK todisplaytheinterfaceasshowninthefollowingfigure:
SysInfo
EnrollUser
206
EnrollFP
173
AttLog
8046
EnrollAdmin
2
EnrollPwd
30
AlmSuperLog
263
FreeSpaceInfo
DevInfo
Onthescreenasshowninthefigureabove,youcanchecktheUserCnt(Numberofenrolledusers),FPCnt(Number
ofenrolledfingerprints),AttLog(Pieceofattendancerecords),AdminCnt(Numberofenrolledadministrators),Pwd
User (Numberofpasswords)andSuperLogs(Numberofenrolledsuperadministrators).ThroughFreeSpaceInf,you
can check the free space in the storage device. Through Dev Info, you can check such information as the storage
capacity,dateofmanufacture,serialnumber,manufacturer,algorithmversionnumberandfirmwareversionnumber.
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8485ReaderFunction
SomeBlackandWhiteScreenAccessControlalsoregardas485readerforuse.Astheaccesscontrolinuse,allmenu
canoperation.Butasthe485reader,canpressfingerprintorswipecardonly.Ifchangeany onestep,musttorestartthe
equipment.
Enter''485ReaderFunction"menu,theinterfacedisplayedisshownasfollows:
485ReaderFunction
485Reader NO
If select the "485 reader" for "Yes", after restart devices, it can press fingerprint or swipe card only, all menu can not
operation.
Accesscontroldevice and485readerfunctioncanbeusedtochange toeachother.Iffrom485readerfunctiontochange
toaccesscontrolforuse,shouldthoughtbackdoorfunction(tamperswitchofdevicebackview)tooperate.
Operation: Pressthetamperswitchthreetimesafterthealarmbeingtriggered30seconds, butnotmorethan60seconds.
Note:
Youcanusethetamperswitchtorestoredevicenumber,systempassword,andclearadministratorprivileges.Theuser
datawillnotbecleared.
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Turn Off (Clear)Alarm
9 TurnOff(Clear)Alarm
TheoptionTurnOffAlarm isavailableonlyaftertheFRTgeneratesanalarmandisusedtoclearanalarm.
Note:
TheoptionTurnOffAlarm isavailableonlyafteranalarmsignalisgenerated.
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Query AttendanceRecords
10 QueryAttendanceRecords
YoucanquerytheattendancerecordsofanindividualorallemployeesthroughtheFRTwithoutconnectionwiththe
attendancesoftware.
1) Querymodesofattendancerecords
Youcanquerytheattendancerecordsinthefollowingtwoways:
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SelectMenuQueryAttendanceRecordsandentertheIDoftheusertobequeried.ThenpressOKtoquery
theattendancerecordsofthespecifieduser.IftheuserIDisleftunspecified,thatis,leaveitto00000,thenthe
attendancerecordsofallemployeescanbequeried.
Youcanqueryyourownattendancerecordsbypressing Menubeforetheinterfacereturnstotheinitialattendance
recordsinterface.
Forexample,theattendancerecordsoftheuserwithIDof00014aredisplayedasfollows:
0001420065 1/23
2708:3012:1013:20
18:08
2608:4612:1513:25
18:2318:5522:20
2508:5312:0713:19
18:23
Theattendancerecordsofallemployeesaredisplayedasfollows:
1/380
00001 0527 18:46:21I
00012 0527 18:32:09I
00217 0527 18:30:52I
00031 0527 18:29:01I
00016 0527 18:27:55I
00029 0527 18:22:08I
2) Browseofattendancerecords
Theattendancerecordsarearrangedinreversechronologicalorder,thatis,themostrecentrecordcomesfirstandthe
leastrecentrecordlast.Youcanpressthefollowingkeysduringthebrowse:
Key
Function
Scrolluponepage.
1
3
OK
2
5
Scrolldownonepage.
Movethedisplayonecolumnleft.
Movethedisplayonecolumnright.
Restorethedisplaytotheinitialvalue.
Movethedisplayonerowup.
Movethedisplayonerowdown.
Switch between the compact and complete

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displaymodes.
00001 0527 18:46:21I
For example, the two figures on the right
00012 0527 18:32:09I
respectively display the complete and compact
00217 0527 18:30:52I
00031 0527 18:29:01I
displayof"Allattendancerecords".
00016 0527 18:27:55I
Completedisplaymode:referstotheformat
00029 0527 18:22:08I
designed to display the complete field
values.
Compactdisplaymode:referstotheformat
designedto display as muchinformation as
possibleontheLCD.
Completedisplaymode
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00001 27 18:46IF
00012 27 18:32IF
00217 27 18:30IF
00031 27 18:29IF
00016 27 18:27IF
00029 27 18:22IF
Compactdisplaymode
6
Switch between the large and small fonts. The

two figures on the right take the Individual
AttendanceInterfaceasanexampletoshowthe
display of attendance records in small and large
fontsrespectively.
0001420065 1/23
2708:3012:1013:20
18:08
2608:4612:1513:25
18:2318:5522:20
2508:5312:0713:19
18:23
Smallfont
27 08:3012:10
13:2018:08
26 08:4612:15
13:2518:23
18:5522:20
Largefont
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Thelatestrecord
Theearlierrecord
3)Printofdisplayedattendancerecords
When querying the attendance records on the FRT, you can print the records currently displayed on the screen by
pressing OK.
YoucanalsochecktheoutputwithaHyperTerminal.
Note:
Theattendancetrackingisanoptionalfunction.Ifyouneedthisfunction,pleaseconsultourcommercialrepresentatives
orpresalestechnicalsupportengineers.
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11 Maintenance
1.Cleaning
Sometimestheopticallens,keyboardsanddisplayscreensneedtobecleaned.Althoughthespecificcleaningcycleis
dependentupontheambientenvironmentwheretheFRToperates,thefollowingmaintenanceguidemightbeofsome
helptoyou:
Table111MaintenanceDescription
Item
Keyboardsanddisplayscreens
Opticallens
Cleaning
Clean the keyboards or display screens when the surface of themis dirty or the
screenslookblurry.Pleaserefertothefollowingdescriptions.
Donotcleantheopticallensfrequently.Theopticallensworkbetterwithoilor
grease.
Clean the optical lens if they get blurry and the verification performance is
affected.Pleaserefertothefollowingdescriptions.
2.CleankeyboardsandLCDscreens
Before cleaning keyboards and LCD screens, power off the FRT, clean them with a piece of wet cloth or a neutral
detergentandthenwipethemwithapieceofdrycloth.
3.Cleanopticallens
FollowthesuggestionsbelowtocleantheopticallensafterpoweringofftheFRT:
1)Blowoffthedustordirtonthesurfaceoftheopticallens.
2)Cleanthedisplayscreenswithadhesivetape.
Warning: Do not clean the optical lens with water or nonneutral detergents otherwise the optical lens may be
damaged.
3)Wipetheopticallenswithafinemicrofibercloth.Becarefulnottoscratchthelens.Iftherearemicrofiberslefton
thelens,trytoblastthemoffafterthelensgetdry.
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FAQs
12 FAQs
Question:HowdoIaddresstheproblemthatsomeemployeesfailtopassthefingerprintverificationmoreoften
thannot?
Answer: Thefollowingfactorswillmakefingerprintverificationhardorevenimpossibleforsomeemployees:
.Thefingerprintsofsomefingerswearout.
.Thefingershavetoomanywrinkleswhichchangefrequently.
Theskinonthefingerspeelsoffbadly.
Foruserswhosefingerprintsarebeyondrecognition,theycandeletethesefingerprintsandenrollthemagainorenrolla
fingerprintofanotherfinger.
Itisrecommendedtoselectfingerswithgoodfingerprintquality(fewwrinkles,nopeelingoffanddistinctfingerprint)
forfingerprintenrollment.Pressthefingerflatlyonthefingerprintsensorandbesurethatthepad(notthetip)coversas
muchofthesensorwindowaspossible.Performfingerprintmatchtestafterfinishingenrollment.Itisrecommendedto
enrollthefingerprintsofseveralfingersasbackup.
Furthermore, the FRT provides the 1:1 matching and password verification functions especially for users who have
difficultyinorcannotpassfingerprintverification.
Question:WhatarethepossiblecausesofFRTcommunicationfailure?
Answer: Thepossiblecausesarelistedasfollows:
Thesettingofcommunicationportisincorrect.TheportsetforcommunicationisnottheCOMportactuallyused.
ThesettingofthecommunicationportbaudrateofthePCisnotconsistentwiththatofthe FRT.
TheFRTisnotconnectedwiththepowersupplyorthePC.
TheFRTisconnectedwiththePCbutnotpoweredon.
TheNo.oftheconnectedterminalisincorrect.
Thedatacableorconverterisfaulty.
TheCOMportofthePCisfaulty.
Question:Whatarethepossiblecausesofincompletedisplay(sometimeshalfscreendisplay)orblurredscreen
aftertheFRTispoweredon?Howtofixit?
Answer: Thepossiblecausesarelistedasfollows:
Themainboardisfaulty.
TheLCDdisplayisfaulty.
Ineitheroftheabovecases,youneedtocontactthesupplierandreturntheFRTforrepair.
Question:HowcanIdeleteaFRTadministrator?
Answer:ConnecttheFRTwithaPCandestablishcommunicationbetweenthem.SelecttheFRTmanagementtab,and
clickDeleteAdministratortodeletetheFRTadministrator.YoucanaccesstheFRTmenuafterdisconnectingtheFRT
withthePC.
Question:WhyisthereabeepsoundduringthecommunicationbetweenFRTandPC?
Answer:
IfthebeepsoundoccursinRS232communicationmode,thebaudratesettingsofthePCandFRTareinconsistent.
If the beep sound occurs in RS485 communicationmode, it is possible that the two communication cables of the
converterareinverselyconnectedorstucktogether.
Question:WhydoestheFRTconstantlydisplayPleasepress(remove)yourfingeragain?Howtofixit?
Answer: Thepossiblecausesareasfollows:
There is dirt, grease or scratch on the surface of the fingerprint sensor, which may lead the fingerprint sensor to
mistakenly thinkthere is a finger pressing on the surface.Remove the dirt or grease on the surface of the fingerprint
sensorwithanadhesivetape.
Theconnectioncableoffingerprintsensorcomeslooseordisconnected.
Thechipofthemainboardisfaulty.
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Forthelasttwocases,contactthesupplierandreturntheFRTformaintenance.
Question:WhydoesafailureorerroroccurswhenIreadtheattendancedatawhileIcandownloadfingerprint
andpassworddataproperly?Howtofixit?
Answer: This problem may relate to the data cable, converter or the COM port setting of the PC. You may try
decreasingthe baudrate of the PC and FRT, for example,set it to 19200 or 9600 beforereading the attendance data
again.
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13 Appendix
ThefunctionsdescribedinAppendixarealloptional.IfyouneedFRTsthatsupportthesefunctions,pleaseconsultour
commercialrepresentativesorpresalestechnicalsupportengineers.
13.1 USB
USBHost
TheFRTisusedastheUSBHosttoexternallyconnectwithaUSBpendrivefordataexchange.
TheconventionalfingerprintreaderstransferdataonlythroughtheRS232,RS485orEthernet.Bulkdatatransfermay
take a long time due to the restriction of physical conditions. The USB far outperforms any other previous transfer
modesintermsofdatatransferrate.InserttheUSBpendrivetotheUSBslotontheFRT,downloaddatatotheUSB
pendrive,andthenconnecttheUSBpendrivetoacomputertoimportthedatatothecomputer.Further,theFRTalso
supports the exchange of user information and fingerprint data between two devices, which helps dispense with the
hassleofconventionalcableconnectionfordatatransferbetweentheFRTandcomputers.
FortheoperationsoftheFRTusedastheUSBhost,see7.USBpendriveManagement.
USBClient
ConnecttheFRTwiththePCasthemobilestoragedevice,andtransferthedatastoredintheFRTtothePCthroughthe
USBconnectioncable.
WhentheFRTisusedastheUSBClient,theUSBcommunicationoptionswillbedisplayedintheFRTcommunication
settingmenu.Fordetails,see5.3CommunicationSettings.
Note:WhentheFRTconnectswiththePCastheUSBClient,thePCmustbeinstalledwithrelateddriver.
13.2 StatusKey
Different events relate to different statuses. For example, the attendance involves such statuses as signin, signoff,
signin for overtime work, signoff for overtime work, leave and return. The access control system involves such
statusesasentryandexit.
SomeFRTshave6statuskeysontheirkeyboardstosetcurrentstatus,whileothershavethe/keytoselectcurrent
status.Butthesestatusesmustbemanuallyset,thatis,touseastatus,pressrelatedstatuskey.Toreducemanualoptions,
our company has developed the timed status switchover function that enables the FRT to automatically switch over
currentstatusatuserspecifiedtimeanddisplaythestatusontheinitialinterface.
Fordetails,see5.2.2TimedStatusSwitchover.
13.3 ScheduledBell
Lotsofcompaniesneedtoringtheirbellstosignalthestartandendofworkshifts,andtheyusuallymanuallyringtheir
bellsoruseelectricbells.Tosavecostsandfacilitatemanagement,ourcompanyintegratesthescheduledbellfunction
intotheFRT.TheoptionsBellDelayandBellTimeSegmentareavailableontheFRTsthatsupportthescheduledbell
function.Thereare8timesegmentsavailableeverydayofaweek.Youcansettheringtimeasrequired.TheFRTwill
automaticallyringatthespecifiedtimeeveryweekandstoptheringaftertheringdurationtimesout.
The FRTringsthebellinthefollowingtwoways:
RingthebellthroughthespeakerconfiguredontheFRT.
ConnectanelectricbelltotheFRT.TheFRTwillsendarelaysignaltotriggertheelectricbellatthespecified
time.
13.4 ExternalConnectionwiththeFingerprintReader
ThisfunctionisespeciallyfordevicesconfiguredwithUSBinterfaces.InsertthefingerprintreaderintotheUSBslot,
select the fingerprint reader Menu Options Adv Option Connect with FP Reader and set the option
ConnectwithFP Reader to Y.Afterthat,theexternallyconnectedfingerprintreaderandthebuiltinfingerprintreader
oftheFRTcanbeusedconcurrently.
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Whenusedfortime&attendancemanagement,theexternallyconnectedfingerprintreadercanhelpsiphonoffsomeof
theusersatpeaktimewhenusedforaccesscontrol,theexternallyconnectedfingerprintreadercanbeplacedoutside
of the door and the host is placed inside, which not only implements the fingerprint access control both inside and
outsideofthedoor,butalsoensuresthehostsecurity.
Note:
1)Afterconnected,thefingerprintreadercanonlybeusedafterrestart.
2)OnlythefingerprintreaderswiththeSDKlicensecanbeusedforexternalconnection.
13.5 Modem
[Overview]
ToenableremotecommunicationbetweenaPCandtheFRTinareaswhereInternetaccessisunavailable,someFRTs
support the PointtoPoint Protocol (PPP) connection. The PPP connection is a type of endtoend connection over
telephone cables. The PC implements dialup network access through a Modem. The FRT must also connect with a
ModemwhichisthenconnectedwiththePSTNoveratelephonecable.TheFRTaccessesthenetworkuponsuccessful
dialup.
[OperationSteps]
1. Connect the FRT with the Modem by using the deliveryattached cablemarked with Modem. Power on the FRT
andModemrespectivelyandthenconnectthetelephonecabletoModem.
2.SelectOptionCommOptontheFRTandsettheoptionExternModemtoY.Savethesettingandexit.Then
restarttheFRT.
3. The following takes Windows XP dialup setup as an example to illustrate the procedures of creating a dialup
connection:
1 From the Start menu, choose Control Panel. Click the Network and Internet Connections icon and disable
LocalConnection,asshowninthefollowingfigure:
2 SelectCreateanewconnectionfromNetworkTasks.The NewConnectionWizard willstart.

3 Clickthe Nextbuttontobegin,asshowninthefollowingfigure:
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4 MakesuretheConnecttothenetworkatmyworkplaceoptionisselectedandclicktheNextbutton,asshown
inthefollowingfigure:
5 Selectthe Setupmyconnectionmanuallyoptionandclickthe Nextbutton.
6 Onthenextscreenyouwillbepromptedtoenteranameforthedialupconnection.Youcannamethisconnection
anythingyouwish(e.g. 1019).Afteryouhaveenteredyourconnectionnameclickthe Nextbutton.
7 On the next screen you will be prompted for the phone number for the ISP. Enter the number of the telephone
cableconnectedwithModem.Whenenteringthelocalaccessnumber,payattentiontothefollowingcases:
i. Extensiontoextensiondialupwithinacompany:EnterthenumberofextensionconnectedwithModem."1019
inthefigureaboveisanextensionnumber.
ii. Dialing extension from an external line: First you need to enter the exchange number and then the extension
number. The exchange and extension numbers are separated with comma(s). Each comma indicates a pause of 3
seconds. Add several commas in between if necessary. Note that you need to prefix an area code to the exchange
numberifyoudialtheextensionfromanothercity.
iii. Directdialup:Enterthetelephonenumbertobedialedandprefixanareacodetothetelephonenumberifyoudial
thedirectlinefromanothercity.
iv. Direct outward dialup:Enter 0 or 9and then thenumber to be dialed.Thenumber 0 or 9and thenumberto be
dialedareseparatedwithacomma,forexample,9,02150814442.
8 Afterenteringthephonenumber,clickthe Nextbutton.
9 Afterfinishingtheconnectionsetup,doubleclickthenewconnectionandtheinterfaceasshowninthefollowing
figureisdisplayed:
10) Both the user name and password are ppp. After typing the user name and password, click Dial to start
connection.ThedefaultFRTIPaddressaftersuccessfulconnectionis192.168.1.100.
11) Starttheattendancetrackingsoftware,andchangetheIPaddressinto192.168.1.100.
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12) ClicktheConnectbutton.Youcanuploadordownloaddatauponsuccessfulconnection(asshowninthefigure
below).
[SchematicDiagramofConnection]
[Precautions]
1.
ConnectModemwiththeFRTusingthedeliveryattachedcable markedwithModemCable inthepackingbox.
2.
UsethedeliveryattachedC1controlbox(12V)topowertheModem.
3. BeforeconnectingModemwiththeFRT,settheoptionExternMODEM(MENUOptionsCommOpt
ExternMODEM)ontheFRTto Y.
4. When Modem is used, the RS232 and RS485 functions of the FRT will be disabled when the option Extern
MODEM issetto N (thatis,Modemisnotused),theRS232andRS485functionsareenabled.
5. ThePPPServerisintegratedintotheFRT.PleaseadoptWindowsbasedPPPclientdialupprogramtoconnectA11.
The default user name and password are both ppp. After the PPP connection is set up, the IP address of A11 is
192.168.1.100andthatofPCis192.168.1.133bydefault.
13.6 GPRSFunctions
TheGeneralPacketRadioService(GPRS)isanewpacketdatabearerservicedevelopedbasedontheGlobalSystem
forMobileCommunications(GSM).Asapacketswitchedsystem,theGPRSisespeciallysuitableforintermittentand
sporadicorfrequentandsmallpacketdatatransmissionandalsosuitableforoccasionalbulkydatatransmission.This
feature is ideal for a majority of mobile applications, for example, the mobile office and Internet access. The GPRS
demonstratesoutstandingcapabilitiesintermsoftransmissionrate,radio resourcemanagementandbilling.
Our FRT is also GPRScapable. It supports either builtin or external GPRS module to implement data transmission
overtheGPRS.
FordetailedGPRSoperations,seerelatedoperationinstructions.
13.7 WIFIFunctions
Wireless Fidelity (WiFi) is also known as the 802.11b standard. The greatest advantage of WiFi is its high
transmissionrateupto11Mbps.WiFialsofeatureslongtransmissiondistanceandexcellentcompatibilitywithvarious
existing802.11DSSSdevices.IEEE802.11bisaradiobasedvariantofIEEE802.11.ThebandwidthofIEEE802.11b
can be up to 11 Mbps and automatically adjusted to 5.5Mbps, 2Mbps and 1Mbps depending the signal strength and
interferencelevel,thuseffectivelyensuringnetworkstabilityandreliability.Majoradvantages:Hightransferspeedand
reliability. The communication distance can be upto 305minan openarea and 76mto 122 m inan enclosed area.
WiFicanbeconveniently integratedwiththeexistingwirelineEthernet,makingthenetworkingcostevenlower.
Our FRT is also WIFIcapable. It supports either builtin or external WIFI module to implement wireless data
transmissionovertheWIFI.
FordetailedWIFIoperations,seerelatedoperationinstructions.
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13.8 AttendanceQuery
You can query the attendance data of anindividual or all employees directly onthe FRT that supports the attendance
query feature.Thishelpsremove thehassle of installing softwareand connecting devicefor attendance downloading
andquery,andfacilitatesemployeestoquerytheirownattendancedata.
YoucanquerytheattendancedataofnotonlyanindividualbutalsoallemployeesontheFRT.
Fordetails,seeChapter10QueryAttendanceRecord.
13.9 Print
[FunctionDescription]
TheFRTsupportsonlytheserialportprintfunction.TheprintedcontentsareoutputinRS232modeandeachtimeafter
a user passes the verification, the verification result is output through the serial port. If the FRT is connected with a
printer,theoutputcanbedirectlyprintedorqueriedthroughaHyperTerminal.
CableconnectionbetweenFRTandprinter
FRT
Printer
2TXD <>
3RXD
3RXD <> 2TXD
5GND <> 7FG
RS232portpinoutsequence
SchematicdiagramsofcableconnectionbetweenFRTandprinter
TheFRThasa9PINserialport.
TheFRThasaconnectingterminal
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[OperationDescription]
Select Menu Options System Opt Adv Option Print Format onthe FRT. The FRT supports 10 print
formatsintotal.
Forexample,thepieceofattendancerecordthatJackchecksinat13:24:55onNovember1st 2007canbeprintedinthe
following10formats:
Format1:
00001 071101 13:24:55
Format2:
UserID:00001
DateTime CheckIn
13:24:55
Format3:
00001Jack 071101 13:24:55
Format4 Format10
00001 071101 13:24:55
Note:
1.ThebaudratesoftheFRTandprinter(HyperTerminal)mustbe thesame.
2. If the default print format falls short of your requirements, please contact our commercial representatives to
customizeotherformats.
13.10 MP3FunctionDescription
The MP3 function enables the play of hifi MP3 music by realtime decoding MP3 files with an MP3 player. The
MP3capable FRTs have a builtin MP3 player to play MP3 voice files of MPEG1.0 Layer III format. Similarto the
scheduled bell, the MP3 function allows users to set 8 time segments and automatically plays MP3 files at
userspecifiedtimesegments.
YoucanalsosetanMP3filetosignalthestartofworkandnoonbreak,orplaceanannouncementintoanMP3filefor
theFRTtoplayatthespecifiedtime,thusmakingyourofficemoreemployeefriendly.
TheFRTcaneitherplayMP3filesthroughitsownspeakersorthroughanexternalsoundbox.
MP3playsetting
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Underthemenuitem MenuOptionsPowerMngScheduledBell,thereare8timesegmentsavailableforyou
to select. You can set the time segment as required. The FRT automatically plays an MP3 file at the specified time
segment.
Note:
1.Allthe8timesegmentsadoptthe24hourtimesystem.
2.Thetimesegment1relatestofile1.mp3,thetimesegment2relatestofile2.mp3andsoonandsoforth.
3.YoucannotperformotheroperationswhiletheFRTisplayinganMP3file.
4.WhiletheFRTisplayinganMP3file,youcanpressanymenukeytostoptheplay.
MP3fileaccess
TheFRTitselfcannotstoreMP3files,butitcanaccessMP3filesinthefollowingtwoways:
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AccessMP3filesthroughwebserver.
Step 1: SelectMenu Options PowerMng WEB Server IPon the FRT and enterthe IPaddress of the PC
wherethewebserverisinstalled.
Step2:CopyMP3filestothewebserver.
If youhavealreadyinstalledwebserver(IIS,orApache)onthePC,youcancreateafolderwiththenameofMP3
under the root directory of the virtual host of the web server. Then copy MP3 files to this folder. Type
http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/mp3/y.mp3intheIEaddressbartocheckwhetheryoucanaccesstheMP3filenormally.
IfyouhavenotinstalledWEBserverinyourPC,youcaninstallthewebserversoftwareprovidedthesoftwareinthe
following way: Decompress the web server .rar file to a certain directory (take d:\ as an example). Doubleclick
webs.exe under the directory d:\webserver\main to run the Web server and ensure the Web server runs in the entire
process. Copy the MP3 to be played to d:\webserver\web\mp3. Type http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/mp3/y.mp3 in the IE
addressbartocheckwhetheryoucanaccesstheMP3filenormally.
Note:xxx.xxx.xxx.xxxreferstotheIPaddressofthePCwheretheWebserverisinstalledandyiny.mp3refers
tothenumberofanMP3file.
Step3:TheFRTreadsandplaysthemp3filethroughwebserveratuserspecifiedtimesegment.
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AccessMP3filethroughaUSBpendrive.
CopyMP3filestoaUSBpendrive.TheFRTautomaticallysearchesthesetMP3fileintheUSBpendrivetoplayat
theuserspecifiedtimesegment.
Note: TheFRTsearchesandplaysMP3filesinthefollowingsequence:
SearchMP3filesontheWebserver.
SearchMP3filesintheUSBpendriveifnoMP3fileisspecifiedontheWebserverortheWebservercannotbe
accessed.
PlayitsownringtoneiftheUSBpendriveisnotinsertedorthespecifiedMP3fileisnotfoundintheUSBpen
drive.
MP3playmodes
TheFRTcaneitherplayMP3filesthroughitsownspeakersorthroughanexternalsoundbox.
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Volumecontrol
TheFRTsupportsthevolumecontrolfunction.IfthevolumeoftheMP3playeristoohighorlow,youcanadjustthe
volumebyselecting MenuOptionsSystemOptAdvOptionVolumeControlontheFRT.
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MP3fileformat
TheFRTsupportsMP3filesofMPEG1.0LayerIIIformat.(TheMPEG1.0LayerIIIformatisthecommonformatfor
MP3files.IfanMP3filecannotbeplayedbytheFRTbecauseitiscompressedbyastandard(e.g.MPEGILayer1or
Layer2)thattheFRTdoesnotsupport,replaceitwithanotherMP3file.)
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MP3filedetection
TocheckwhetheranMP3canbeplayed,selectMenuOptionsAutoTestMP3TestontheFRT.
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13.11 ShortMessage
FRTsofsomemodelssupportthetransferofpublicandprivateshortmessagesatthespecifiedtimeandforaspecified
individual.YoucaneditpublicorshortmessagesthroughthebackgroundsoftwareandthenuploadthemtotheFRT.
ThepublicshortmessagesaredisplayedonthescreenallthetimeoncetheFRTisstarted,whileprivateshortmessages
are displayed upon the fingerprint verification. This function helps reduce the workload for the HR department and
greatlyenhanceworkingefficiency.
A shortmessage for an individual: For example,if an employee's birthday is October 20th, then you can edit a short
messageHappybirthdaytoyou!throughthebackgroundsoftware,uploadtheshortmessagetotheFRT,andsetitto
be displayed on October 20th. This message will be displayed on the screen once this employee verifies his/her
fingerprint.
Ashortmessageforagroupofemployees:forexample,foraplenarymeetingscheduledtobeheldonJune19th,you
caneditashortmessagePleaseattendtheplenarymeetingatinthemeetingroom(youcanedititasrequired)
throughthebackgroundsoftwareanduploadittotheFRT.ThenonJune19th,thisshortmessagewillbedisplayedall
thetimeonthescreenoncetheFRTisstarted.
Setting of short messages: After settingthe shortmessage in theattendance software, upload itto the FRT.The FRT
supportstheimportofshortmessagesintwomodes:
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DirectimportbyconnectingthesoftwaretotheFRT.
ImportfromaUSBpendrive.
OperationDescription:
1. Edit a short message by selecting the External Program SMS Mng menu item of the attendance software,
connecttheattendancesoftwaretotheFRTanduploadittotheFRT.
2.EditashortmessagebyselectingtheExternalProgramSMSMngmenuitemoftheattendancesoftware.Select
ExternalProgramPenDriveMngExportExporttoPenDrivetoexporttheeditedshortmessagetotheUSB
pen drive. Insert the USB pen drive into the slot on the FRT upon successful export, and select Menu PenDrive
MngUploadSMStouploadtheshortmessagefromtheUSBpendrive.
Display of short messages: Public short messages are displayed all the time on the screen once the FRT is started.
Privateshortmessagesaredisplayeduponfingerprintverification.
Note:Youcanuploadamaximumof1024publicorprivateshortmessagestotheFRT.
13.12 MultipleVerificationModes
Currently the FRT falls short of the requirements for highsecurity access control by providing the fingerprint only,
password only and ID + fingerprint verification modes. To provide featurerich access control systems, we support
customizationofmultipleverificationmodesforindividualsorgroupstomeetthemoststringentsecurityrequirements
of customers. Apart from the fingerprint only, password only and ID + fingerprint verification modes, the FRT also
supports a combination of the ID (PIN), fingerprint (FP), password (PW) and RF verification to achieve up to 15
verificationmodesaslistedinthefollowingtables.
Note: 1) Mifare can be deemed as RF in the verification process and Mifare card verification is only available for
MifarecardcapableFRTs.
2)Except for some FRTs of specific models, the B&W screen series FRTs support only the fingerprint and password
verificationmodes.TheMifarecardcapableFRTsalsosupporttheMifarecardverificationapartfromthefingerprint
andpasswordverificationmodes.
3)TheFRTsupportsupto15verificationmodestomeettherequirementsofdifferentcustomers./meansor,&
meansand andmeansconfirmation(OK).
UsersenrolltheirfingerprintsandpasswordsontheFRT.Theverificationmodesarelistedasfollows:
Type
Description
Fingerprintverificationonly
FP
PIN+FP(1:1)
2)FP(1:N)
3)RF+FP(1:1)
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Type
Description
IDnumberverificationonly
PIN
Users can pass the verification as long as they type their ID numbers through keyboard
regardlessoftheirenrollmentmodes.
Passwordverificationonly
PW
RF
FP/PW
1)PIN++PW
2)RF+PW
RFCardverificationonly
1)RF
Fingerprintorpasswordverification
PIN+FP(1:1)
2)FP(1:N)
3)PIN++PW
4)RF+PW
FingerprintorRFverification
FP/RF
PW/RF
FP/PW/RF
1)PIN+FP(1:1)
2)FP(1:N)
3)RF
PasswordorRFverification
1)RF
2)PIN++PW
FingerprintorpasswordorRFverification
1)PIN+FP(1:1)
2)FP(1:N)
3)PIN+PW
4)RF
IDnumberandfingerprintverification
PIN&FP
1)PIN++FP(1:1)
2)RF+PIN++FP(1:1)
Fingerprintandpasswordverification
FP&PW
1)FP(1:N)+PW
2)PIN+FP(1:1)+PW
3)RF+PW+FP(1:1)
FingerprintandRFverification
FP&RF
1)RF+FP(1:1)
2)FP(1:N)+RF
3)PIN+FP(1:1)+RF
PasswordandRFverification
PW&RF
FP&PW&RF
PIN&FP&PW
RF+PW
PIN++PW+RF
Fingerprint,passwordandRFverification
1)FP(1:N)+PW+RF
2)PIN+FP(1:1)+PW+RF
3)RF+PW+FP(1:1)
IDnumber,fingerprintandpassword
1)PIN++PW+FP(1:1)
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Type
FP&PIN/RF
Description
2)RF+PIN++PW+FP(1:1)
FingerprintandIDnumberorfingerprintandRFverification
1)FP+PIN
2)FP+RF
3)PIN+FP(1:1)+PIN
4)PIN+FP(1:1)+RF
UsersenrolltheirfingerprintsorpasswordsontheFRT.Theverificationmodesarelistedasfollows:
Description
Type
Enrollfingerprint
FP
Fingerprintverificationonly
1)PIN+FP(1:1)
2)FP(1:N)
3)RF+FP(1:1)
PIN
IDnumberverificationonly
1)PINisenteredthroughthekeyboard.
PW
Passwordverificationonly
Passworderror
RF
RFCardverificationonly
1)RF
FP/PW
Fingerprintorpasswordverification
1)PIN+FP(1:1)
2)FP(1:N)
3)PIN++FP(1:1)
4)RF+FP(1:1)
FP/RF
FingerprintorRFverification
1)PIN+FP(1:1)
2)FP(1:N)
3)RF
PW/RF
FP/PW/RF
FP&PIN
FP&PW
FP&RF
Enrollpassword
Verificationfailure
1)PINisenteredthroughthekeyboard.
1)PIN++PW
2)RF+PW
1)RF
PasswordorRFverification
1)RF
2)PIN++RF
FingerprintorpasswordorRFverification
1)PIN+FP(1:1)
3)FP(1:N)
4)PIN++FP(1:1)
5)RF
FingerprintandIDnumberverification
1)PIN++FP(1:1)
2)RF+PIN++FP(1:1)
Fingerprintandpasswordverification
Verificationfailure
FingerprintandRFverification
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2)RF+PW
1)RF
1)PIN++PW
2)RF
1)PIN++PW
2)RF
Verificationfailure
Verificationfailure
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Description
Type
Enrollfingerprint
1)RF+FP(1:1)
2)FP(1:N)+RF
3)PIN+FP(1:1)+RF
PW&RF
FP&PW&RF
FP&PIN&PW
PasswordandRFverification
Verificationfailure
Fingerprint,passwordandRFverification
Verificationfailure
Fingerprint,IDnumberandpassword
Verificationfailure
Enrollpassword
Verificationfailure
RF+PW
PIN++PW+RF
Verificationfailure
Verificationfailure
Note:1)1:N alsoincludes1:H and 1:G.

2) It is recommended to enroll both fingerprints and passwords for the combined verification mode otherwise, it
mayleadtoverificationfailure.
For example, user A only enrolls his/her fingerprint, but the verification mode is PW, so user A will fail the
verification.
13.13 EMReadonlyCard,HIDCard, MifareCard,iClassCard

To accommodate the market demand for the currently popular RF cards, we have developed the FRT with builtin
noncontact RF EM card reader module. By integrating the EM readonly card, this FRT can be conveniently
consolidated into the existing telephone, canteen POS and access control system. This FRT supports multiple
verification modes including the fingerprint verification, password verification, card verification, card + fingerprint
verificationandcard+passwordverificationtomeetthediversifiedcustomerneeds.
EMReadonlyCard
The EMReadonly Cardsupportsthick(1.88mm),thin(0.88mm)andmediumthickness(1.05mm)ID/EMcardswith
workingfrequencyof125kHzandcardreadingdistanceof5m.
HIDCard
To accommodate to the market demand for the currently popular RF cards, we have developed the FRT with
noncontact RF HID card reader module. By integrating the HID readonly card, this FRT can be conveniently
consolidated into the existing telephone, canteen POS and access control system. This FRT supports multiple
verification modes including the fingerprint verification, password verification, card verification, card + fingerprint
verificationandcard+passwordverificationtomeetthediversifiedcustomerneeds.
TheFRTsupportsHIDcardswithworkingfrequencyof125kHzandcardreadingdistanceof2mto5m.
MifareCard
ToaccommodatethemarketdemandforthecurrentlypopularRFcards,wehavedevelopedtheFRTwithnoncontact
RF Mifare card reader module. By integrating the Mifare card, the FRT can be conveniently consolidated into the
existing telephone, canteen POS andaccess control system. This FRT supportsmultiple verificationmodes including
thefingerprintverification,passwordverification,cardverification,card+fingerprintverificationandcard+password
verificationtomeetthediversifiedcustomerneeds.
TheFRTsupportsMIFAREnoncontactsmartcardswithworkingfrequencyof13.56MHzandcardreadingdistance
of3mto5m.
FortheoperationsoftheMifarecards,see MifareCardUserGuide.
iClassCard
To accommodate to the market demand for the currently popular iClass cards, we have developed the FRT with
noncontact RF iClass cardreadermodule. By integratingthe iClass card,the FRT can be conveniently consolidated
into the existing telephone, canteen POS and access control system. The FRT supports multiple verification modes
includingthefingerprintverification,passwordverification,cardverification,card+fingerprintverificationandcard+
passwordverificationtomeetthediversifiedcustomerneeds.
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The FRT supportsiClassread/writenoncontact smart cards with working frequency of 13.56 MHzand cardreading
distanceof2mto5m.
FortheoperationsoftheiClasscards,see iClassCardUserGuide.
13.14 Masterslavefunction
Twodevices,amasterandaslave,bothcontrollingthesamelock,areconnectedbyRS232/RS485/Wiegand.
1.TheApplicationsoftheMasterandtheSlave
1)Recordstorage:
By default, themaster status is exit and the slave statusisentry. Therecords of entry and exit are both saved on the
master.
2)AntiPassbackfunction:
Whethertoperformtheantipassbackfunctionisdeterminedbythelatestrecordoftheuser'sentryandexit.Withthis
function,theexitrecordmustmatchtheentryrecord.Thefunctionsupports"Out","In","InOut","Noneandsave"or
"None".antipassback.Bydefault,theidentificationstatusofthemasterisexitandthatoftheslaveisentry,soif"out
antipassback " has been set and when the last record of the user's entry is not "entry", the system will prompt
antipassback refusal" and refuse to open the door if the user wants to exit. The logic is the same with "out
antipassback"and"inoutantipassback".
Forexample,nowAwantstoexit.
IfthelastrecordforAisnotentry,thedevicewillpromptantipassbackrefusalandrefusetoopenthe door.
IfthelastrecordforAisentry,afterthefingerprintidentificationispassed,thedevicewillopenthedoor.
3)Alarmfunction
Iftheslaveisequippedwithalarmfunction(e.g.F10),whenanalarmincidentoccurs,theslavewillforwarditforthe
mastertoprocess.Thereisnosuchfunctionondevicethatisnotequippedwithalarmfunction.
2.TheConnectionoftheMasterandtheSlave
Currently,threemodesRS232,WiegandandRS485areapplicablefortheconnectionofthemasterandtheslave.Of
thethree,RS232islessoftenusedduetoitsdeficiencythatitsconnectiondistanceisshort.Forexample,itcanbeused
whenthemasterandtheslavearejustinstalledrespectivelyinsideandoutsideadoor.Itsconnectionprincipleissimilar
tothatofRS485,whichisomittedhere.TheWiegandconnectioniswidelyused,mostofwhosedevicesonthemarket
areapplicabletothemasterandtheslave.RS485,whosetransmissiondistanceisgreat(howeveritisrecommendedthat
thedistanceshouldnotbeover600meters),appliestomostoccasions,buttheslavemustbeequippedwiththeinBIO
reader(whichisusedforcollectingfingerprintorswipingcard).
IfWiegandconnectionistobeused,theconnectionandsettingforantipassbackareasfollows:
1)Selectmodel:
Mastermachine:MachinewithWiegandinfunction,exceptforF10Reader.
Slavemachine:MachinewithWiegandOutfunction.
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2Masterslavemenusetting:
This machine supports out, in, outin, No, No and saved antipass back (enter Menu>setting >system setting>
advancedsetting> antipassback).
3)ModifydevicesWiegandoutputformat:
Ifthetwodevicesarecommunicating,onlyWiegandsignalswithoutdeviceIDcanbereceived.EnterdeviceMenu>
Comm.Opt>Wiegandoptionorentersoftware:Basicsetting>devicemanagement>Wiegand,tomodifydefined
formataswiegand26withoutdeviceID.
4)Enrolluser:
Theusermustbeonmastermachineandslavemachineatthesametime,anduserPINmustbethesame.Therefore,it
isnecessarytoenrolluseronmastermachineandslavemachineatthesametime.
5)Connectioninstruction:
Wiegandcommunicationisadoptedformastermachineandslavemachine.Refertothefollowingforconnection:
Master Slave
IND0
<>
WD0
IND1
<>
WD1
GND
<>
GND
IfRS485connectionistobeused,theconnectionandsettingforantipassbackareasfollows:
ThemodeofRS485isanewapplicationintheconnectionofthemasterandtheslave.Inthismode,userinformation,
fingerprintverification,cardverificationandauthorityverificationareallprocessedonthemasterandtheslaveisonly
used as a collector. Therefore, the software only needs to manage user information and record information on the
master.
1)Choosingdevices:
Themaster:Itmusthavethe485communicationfunction(upgradefirmwarerequired).
Theslave:ItmustusetheinBIOreaders(readeronlyresponsibleforcollectingfingerprint,suchasF11andSR200).
2)Settingthemenuonthemaster:
Settingthemaster:
Access Menu>Settings>System Settings>Advanced Settings>Anti passback. The setting can be "Out", "In", "In
Out","Noneandsave"or"None".
AccessMenu>Settings>AccessOptions>485reader.If"Yes"ischosen,themasterandslavefunctionof485modeis
started and at the same time the communication function with PC is forbidden. If "No" is chosen, the machine runs
normallythecommunicationfunctionofPC.
Settingtheslave:
Setthedevicenumber,identicaltothemaster.
3)Connecting themasterandtheslave
ThemasterandtheslaveareforRS485communication,whoseconnectionisshownasinthefigure:
Master Slave
485+
<>
485+
485
<>
485
GND <> GND

3.TheUseoftheMasterandtheSlave
After thedevices are started, themaster works the same ascommon access control. The slave cannot verify. When a
fingerprintispressedoracardisswipedontheslave,theindicatorwillblinkand"click,click"willsoundtoprompt
andtheverificationresultwillbedisplayedonthemaster.
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13.15 RemoteIdentificationServer(RIS)
Duetothecapacityandspeedconstraints,itisunlikelytostoreaheftyamountoffingerprints(forexample,thousands
offingerprints)offlineontheFRT.EveniftheFRTishighlyscalable,theofflinerunningspeedoftheFRTiswaytoo
slowasopposedtothePC.Therefore,theofflineRFTfallsshortoftherequirementsraisedbysomelargeverification
system for large fingerprint storage capacity and high match efficiency. To accommodate to these requirements, our
companydeliverstheRemoteIdentificationServer(RIS)solution.
OperatingPrincipleoftheRIS
The RIS solution uses the FRT as the fingerprintreader whileretaining its offline verification function. By usingthe
networkfunctionoftheFRT,itsendsthedatasuchasthefingerprintverificationtemplatesandfingerprintimagestothe
backgroundforverification,storesverificationresultsinbackgrounddatabaseanddisplaysthemontheLCDscreenof
theFRT.
TheRISsolutionisespeciallysuitedtolargedatabasematchoffactorieswithaheadcountof1000to3000employees,
makingtime&attendancetrackinghighlyefficient.Furthermore,toaddresstheissueofcrossfactorystaffmobility,we
alsoproposethezoneandquasiDNSsolutions.Bylogicallydividingserverlocationsanddynamicallyidentifyingstaff
mobility, the FRT realizes free staff mobility and dispenses with manual configurations. The quasiDNS solution
developedbasedontheDNSensuresstablesystemrunningandevenandefficientresourceallocationseveninthecase
oftrafficburst.
RISArchitecture
The basic mode of the RIS is client/server(c/s)mode, as shown inthe following figure.The FRT only serves as the
fingerprintreaderandsendsfingerprintstotheRIS.TheRISverifiesthefingerprinttemplatesfromtheFRTbytaking
advantageofthepowerfulprocessingcapabilityofPC,storestheverificationresultsinthecenterdatabaseandreturns
themtotheFRTfordisplayatthesametime.AtpresenttheverificationspeedoftheFRTislessthan2swhenthetotal
numberoffingerprintsis5,000.
RISOperationDescription
Menusetting
SelectMenuOptionsSystemOptAdvOptionontheRIScapableFRTandyoucanseethefollowingtwo
options:
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RemoteVerify: Thisoptionincludesfourvalues:NO,NL,LOandLN.
ServerIP:ThisoptionisusedtosettheIPaddressoftheRIS.
AftertheFRTissuccessfullyconnectedwiththeRIS,selectMenuUserManageEnrollUser andthefollowing
optionisdisplayed:
RemoteFPEnroll:Theremotefingerprintenrollmentisavailableafterthisoptionissetto Y.
RISsoftware
The RIS software includes three parts: Fingerprint enrollment, verification server personnel configuration and
fingerprintverificationserver.
FordetailsoftheRIS,see RISSpecifications.
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13.16 iClockAttendanceSystem
OverviewofiClock
TheiClockseriesisatypeofWebServerbasedattendancesystemthatadoptsthecommonWebpagerequeststohandle
and manage data. It centralizes multiple functions such as the onsite data collection, onsite smart interface
(RS232/RS485),communicationprotocolconversion,imagecapturing,alarmdatastorageandWebserver.Theuniform
monitoring platform underpinned by the iClock can conveniently provide integrated solutions for onsite device
management and attendance tracking. The iClock is free from geographical restrictions and does not require the
installation of other software.You candownload the employee data stored intheremote fingerprint terminalthrough
various types of browsers such as IE and Netscape, and prepare statistical reports for enterprise management and
decisionmaking. Further, the iClock can help management personnel to query employees attendance/onthejob
informationanytimeandhandleimportantservicessuchastheattendance,accesscontrolandsalaryreportaftergoing
online.WiththeiClock,customerscanreally haverealtimesynchronizationathandanywhereatanytime.
RoleofBuiltinWebServer
1.Lightlyattendedorunattended
The Web Server can be reliably and stably deployed on site through TCP/IP and Ethernet. You can perform remote
queryandoperationofthedatastoredintheequipmentinrealtime,upload/downloaddataandupgradesystemthrough
thebrowserwithoutresortingtoanysoftwareortools.
2.Interworkingwithotherrelatedsoftware
TheWebServerfeaturesexcellentcompatibilitywithotherrelatedsoftwaretomeetcustomerneedsinamoreflexible
way.
3.Morestableandfastremotedatacommunicationmode
You can stably and quickly download data to a local PC through the Web Server. You can download all data in the
devicewithinashorttimethroughthebrowserwithoutworryingaboutthedatareliability.
4.Moreflexibleandeasytousedatamanagementandresourcesharingmode
TheapplicationsconstructedbasedontheWebServerplatformmakethedatamanagementmoreflexibleandeasier.
5. The Web Server can easily interconnect or integrate with the OA and CRM systems to implement the complete
networkbasedHRmanagementsolutions.
UseofiClockSeriesFRTs
The iClock series supports three connection modes: LAN, telephone line dialup network and Internet. When
successfully accessing the Web server through browser, you need to enter a username and password. The default
usernameisadministratorandpasswordis123456.FordetailsofiClockseries,see iClockUserGuide.
13.17 WebServerAccess Control

OverviewofWebServerAccessControlSoftware
The Web server access control system is remote data collection/access control system based on the Web Server
technology and underpinned by the standard TCP/IP network structure. It adopts the common Web page requests to
handleandmanagedata.Itisfreefromgeographicalrestrictionsanddoesnotrequiretheinstallationofothersoftware.
Youcandownloadtheemployeedatastoredintheremotefingerprintterminalthroughvarioustypesofbrowserssuch
as IE and Netscape, and prepare statistical reports for enterprise management and decisionmaking. With the Web
Serveraccesscontrolsoftware,customerscanreallyhaverealtimesynchronizationathandanywhereatanytime.
RoleofBuiltinWebServer
SeeiClockAttendance.
UseofWebserverAccessControlSoftware
When using the webserver access control software, you need to set the IP address of the FRT, for example,
192.168.1.115.Thentype http://192.168.1.115 intheIEaddressbar.Thedefaultusernameofthesuperadministratoris
adminandpasswordisadmin888.
Fordetailsofthewebserveraccesscontrolsoftware,see WebserverAccessControlSoftwareSpecifications.
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13.18 AutomaticIPAddressCollection
Itispossible thattheadministrator may forget the IPaddresses of the FRTs whenmultiple FRTs are managed onthe
sameLAN.ToremovethehassleofqueryingtheIPaddressesofFRTsonebyone,wedevelopsatypeofsoftwarethat
automaticallycollectstheIPaddressesofFRTsontheLAN.
All you need is to copy all dll files to the system directory System32, and select Start Run to run regsvr32
zkemkeeper.dll.Afterthesystempromptsregistrationsuccess,doubleclickDeviceSearch.exe torunthesoftware.
13.19 WiegandProtocol
Wiegand26isanaccesscontrolstandardprotocolestablishedbytheAccessControlStandardSubcommitteeaffiliated
totheSecurityIndustryAssociation(SIA).ItisanoncontactICcardreaderinterfaceandoutputprotocol.
Wiegand26defines the interface betweenthe cardreader and controller used in the access control, security and other
related industrial fields. Wiegand26 helps standardize the work of the card reader designers and controller
manufacturers.TheFRTisalsodesignedincompliancewithWiegand26.
DigitalSignals
Figure1isasequencediagraminwhichthecardreadersendsdigitalsignalsinbitformattotheaccesscontroller.In
thissequencediagram,WiegandfollowstheSIAsaccesscontrolstandardprotocolforthe26bitWiegandcardreader
(onepulsetimerangesbetween20usand100us,andthepulsejumptimerangesbetween200usand20ms).Data1and
Data0 are high level (larger than Voh) signals till the card reader prepares to send a data stream. The asynchronous
lowlevelpulse(smallerthanVol)generatedbythecardreaderissenttotheaccesscontrolpanel(Thesawtoothwave
as shown in Figure 1) through Data1 or Data0. Data1 and Data0 pulses will neither overlap nor be generated
synchronously.Table1liststhemaximumandminimumpulsewidths(aconsecutivepulse)andpulsejumptime(time
betweenpulses)allowedbytheFseriesfingerprintaccesscontrolterminal.
Table1PulseTime
Symbol
Tpw
Tpi
Definition
TypicalValueofReader
PulseWidth
PulseInterval
100s
1ms
Figure1SequenceDiagram
WiegandFormat
TheWiegandformatadoptedbytheFRTistheuniversal accesscontrolprotocol.
26BitWiegandFormat
Thecompositionoftheopendefacto26BitWeigandindustrystandardcontains8bitsforthefacilitycodeand16bits
fortheIDnumberfield.Mathematically,these8facilitycodesallowsforatotalofjust256(0to255)facilitycodes,
whilethe16IDnumberbitsallowforatotalofonly65,536(0to65,536)individualID'swithineachfacilitycode.
26BitWiegandformatisof26bitsinlength,including2bitsforparitybits.
1 2 9 10
EP
FC
CC
25 26
OP
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Table2DefinitionofFields
Field
Purpose
EP
EvenParitybit(EP)isjudgedbasedonfield1to13bit. EPis1ifthenumberof
1isevenotherwise,EPis0.
FacilityCode(0255)
Bit2istheMostSignificantBit(MSB).
CardCode(065535).Bit10istheMSB.
FC(bit2bit9)
CC(bit10bit25)
ThevalueofOddParity bitisdeterminedby1426bit.OPis1ifthenumberof
1isevenotherwise,OPis0.
OP
PyramidWiegandformat
Severalalternativesexistforcustomerswhorequiremorecodes.ThefirstistoswitchtoKerisstandard39bitPyramid
format. This 39 bit Wiegand format contains 17 bits for the facility code field and 20 bits for the ID number field.
Mathematically these 17 facility code bits allowfor atotal of 131,072(0to 131,071) facility codes, whilethe 20 ID
numberbitsallowforatotalof1,048,576(0to1,048,575)individualIDswithineachfacilitycode.Sincethereareso
manyfacilitycodesinthePyramidformat,anewfacilitycodemaybeselectedforeachproject.Additionallythelarge
number of IDs per facility code makes the Pyramid format ideal for very large projects. For added security, Keri
Systems tracks credential coding to ensure that no duplication occurs. Table 3 provides a summary of the Pyramid
Wiegandformat.
Table3PyramidWiegandFormat
BitNumber
Bit1
Bits2to18
Bits19to38
Bit39
Meaning
Evenparityoverbits2to9
Facilitycode(0to131,071)Bit2isMSB
IDNumber(0to1,048,575)Bit19isMSB
Oddparityoverbits20to38
CustomWiegandFormats
ThesecondalternativeistocreateacustomWiegandformat.Typically,upto64bitsareavailableforcreatingacustom
Wiegandformat.Withcertainlimitations,formatswithgreaterthan64bitsmaybe created.Ifacustomercurrentlyhasa
custom Wiegand format from Wiegand or from other proximity manufacturers, Keri cannormally match that format.
Althoughthecustomerisprimarilyresponsibleforcustomformatcardcoding,asanaddedbenefitKeriSystemstracks
cardcodingforadditionalsecurity.Table4providesanexampleofonepossiblecustomWiegandformat.
Table4ExampleofaCustomWiegandFormat
BitNumber
Bit1
Bits2to9
Bits10to21
Bits22to43
Bit44
Purpose
OEMcode(0to255)Bit2 isMSB
Facilitycode(0to4,096)Bit10isMSB
IDNumber(0to524,287)Bit22isMSB
13.20 SoapInterface
DefinitionofSOAP
SOAPisalightweightprotocolforexchangeofinformationinadecentralized,distributedenvironment.SOAPdefines
atypeofscalablemessagehandlingframeworkbyusingtheXMLtechnologyandprovidesastructureforexchangeof
information through multiple underlying protocols. The framework has been designed to be independent of any
particularprogrammingmodelandotherimplementationspecificsemantics.
ApplicationofSOAPInterface
The FRT supports the XMLbased SOAP data interface. By embedding the SOAP requests in the program, you can
uploadanddownloadtheuserinformation,fingerprintdataandverificationrecordstoandfromtheFRT.Furthermore,
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youcanconvenientlyimporttheuserinformation,fingerprintdataandverificationrecordstotheenterprisedatabaseor
softwaretomeetdifferentsoftwarerequirementsaswellasthespecialneedsforpersonnelmanagement.
iClockbasedSOAPSpecifications
Convention:
All parameters are transferred in form of <Arg/>. The <Arg PIN=2/><Arg> in the parameter value is
equivalentto<PIN>2</PIN></Arg>.
Allreturnvaluesarereturnedintheformof<Return/>.Thereturnvaluesarereturnedintheformofattribute
values,forexample,<ReturnPIN=2></Return>.
AllSOAPrequestsaresubmittedbyadoptingthePOSTmethod.
Ifafaultoccurs,thestandardSOAPfaultcodewillbereturned.
<SOAPENV:Fault>
<faultcode>500</faultcode>
<faultstring>InternalError</faultstring>
</SOAPENV:Fault>
OtherfaultscomplywiththeHTTPfaultstatuscodes.
IftheSOAPXMLformatsubmitdoesnotcomplywithWELLFORMATortheaccessedmethodnamedoesnotexist,
thesystemwillreturn500Commonserviceerror.Forexample,fortheerrorofaccessservicename,error404willbe
returnedintheHTTPheader.
Servicename:iWsService
ThisservicenamespecifiestheSOAPserviceto beprovidedbytheWebServer.
HTTPheader:
FollowthestandardSOAPHTTPheaderrules
POST/iWsServiceHTTP/1.0 SOAPserviceisrequired
ContentType:text/xml TheSOAPresolutionformatmustbespecifiedtobeXML.
ContentLength:nnnnn TheXMLsizeoftheSOAPrequestmustbespecified.
SOAPAction:uri:someuri ExtendedHTTP.ItmeanstheURIbehindtheactiondomainoftheSOAPcanbenull.
Forexample,theacceptableformatsinclude:
SOAPAction:
SOAPAction:
SOAPAction:uri:someuri
TheURIcanbeanyvaliddomainname.
TheserverreturnsthefollowingafterrespondingtotheSOAPrequest:
HTTP/1.0200OK
200meanssuccess
Server:WEBSERVER
ContentType:text/xml
ReturnedXMLSOAPdata
Note:
Forfurtherdevelopmentandtechnicalplans,pleasecontactourtechnicalpersonnel.
13.21 POEFunction
1.Overview
PoweroverEthernet(PoE)isatechnologythatenablesDCpoweralongwithdatatobeprovidedtotheEthernetbased
terminal equipment (such as an IP phone or a wireless LAN access point) without any changes in current Ethernet
cablingarchitecture.APoEsystemessentiallyconsistsoftwomajorcomponentsthePowerSourcingEquipment(PSE),
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whichdeliverspower,andPoweredDevices(PDs),whichreceiveandusethepower.PoEintegratespoweranddatain
thesamecablingsystem,anddeliversdataandDCpowerthroughaCat5/5Ecable.
2.Application
If youconnectanFRTwithabuiltinPoEmoduletothePoEsystem,theFRTcanworkproperlybyusingthepower
providedbythePoEsystemwithoutanydedicatedpoweradaptor.Thusitnotonlysavescostbutalsofacilitatescabling
andinstallation.Table1liststhedefinitionsofRJ45wiresontheFRTaftertheaccessofthePoEmodule.
Table1PinDefinitionofRJ45
Pin(socketnotchtotopfromrighttoleft)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Definition
TX+
TX
RX+
Power
Power
RX
GND
GND
3.Advantages
Costeffective
APoEsystemonlyneedstosupportonecable.Inmanycases,thePoEsystemneedstobeinstalledintheplaces
where AC power is hard to deploy. The PoE system enables an increasing number of devices over Ethernet to
dispensewithlocalpowerandthusgreatlyreducesdeploymentcostsandsimplifiesdevicemanagement.
Easytoinstallandeasytomanage
ThePoEcancoexistwiththelegacydevicesandEthernetcablesonnetwork.
Safe
ThePSEonlysuppliespowertothedevicesthatneedpowersupply.TheEthernetcablehasavoltageonlywhen
thePSEconnectswiththePD,whicheliminatesthecreepagerisk.
Easeofmanagementofnetworkdevices
Whenaremotedeviceconnectswithanetwork,thePoEcanimplementremotecontrol,reallocationorresetof
thisremotedevice.
13.22 BackupBattery(MiniUPS)
A prerequisite for FRTs proper work is the normal power supply in any cases. Apart from power adaptors, we also
provides5Vand12VMiniUPSswhichcanreducetheimpactofpowerfailureasaresultofpowersupplyproblemson
theFRToperationtothegreatestextent.
1.Operatingprinciple
Usuallythebackupbatteryremainsinidlestate,and thepoweradaptorconvertsACtoDCpowersupplyfortheFRT.If
the backup battery is in nonsaturated state, it will charge automatically. In the event of power failure, the backup
batterywillautomaticallyswitchintothedischargestatetosupplypowertotheFRT.
2.Model
1)5VMiniUPS
Input:DC5V2A
Output:DC5V0.8A
Chargetime:7.5H
Dischargetime:3.00.5H
Indicator:Theredindicatorisonduringcharge.Thegreenindicatorisonwhenthebatteryissaturated.
2)12VMiniUPS
Input:DC12V/2A
Output:DC712V/0.8A
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Chargetime:5.0H
Dischargetime:3.00.5H
Indicator:Theredindicatorisonduringcharge.Thegreenindicatorisonwhenthebatteryissaturated.
3.Connectionmode
Tip:PleasefirstconnecttheMiniUPStotheFRPandthenchargetheMiniUPS.
4.Storage
During long term storage(over 3 months), keep batteries with 50% of rated capacity (perform charging once every 3
months)and put themin a cool and dry place withan ambienttemperature from 10C30C, faraway from erosive
substances,fireandheatingsources.
5.Precautionsforuseofbatteries
Failuretoreadthefollowingprecautionscarefullymayleadtobatteryleakage,overheat,sparking,explosionorrupture.
l
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l
l
l
Donotconnectanodeandcathodeofthebatterydirectly.
Donotusebatteriesinplaceswithambienttemperatureover45C.
Donotexposebatteriestowaterorgetwet.
Donotuseorstorebatteriesnearheatingsources(forexample,fireorheater).
Usetheoriginalfactorycharger.
Donotreversethepositive (+)andnegative()terminals.
Donotconnectthebatterydirectlytoanywallmountedsocketorvehiclemountedcigarettelightersocket.
Do not putthe battery into fire orapply heatto them. Donot connectanode and cathode of the battery usinga
conductororothermetalobjectstoavoidashortcircuit.Donottransportorstorebatteriestogetherwithnecklaces,
hairpinsorothermetalobjects.
Donotdisassemblethebatteryorformashortcircuit.
Donotstrikethebatterywithanysharpedgeparts.
13.23 9digitEnrollmentNumber
The standard userIDs supported by the FRT for user enrollment are 5 digitslong (ranging between 1and 65534). In
practice,customersmayrequireuserIDswithdigitsmorethan5digits.Wecancustomizedevicessupporting9digit
userIDstomeetyourneeds.
13.24 AutomaticTimeCalibration
ConsideringthehugeworkloadforonebyonetimecalibrationofmultipleFRTsinanetwork,youcanspecifyadevice
orPCinthisnetworkasatimeserver,andsettheAutomaticTimeCalibrationoptionofthetobecalibrateddevices
to theIP address of the specified time server.Then other devices will automatically connect withthis server fortime
calibration.Youonlyneedtoensurethatallthedevicescanaccessthetimeserver.
Forexample,severalFRTsinanetworksupporttheautomatictimecalibrationfunction.SetFRTAtothetimeserver.
ThedisplaytimeofFRTAis11:00onOctober28th 2006,anditsIPaddressisassumed192.168.1.100.Youneedto
setthetimeofdevicesinthequantityofMinthisnetworktobesynchronouswiththeFRTA.Accessthesedevicesand
select Menu Options System Opt Adv Option. In the displayed [Adv Option] interface, check the
Automatic Time Calibration option and set it to the IP address of the time server. After completing these settings,
restartthedevices.Thesedevices willautomaticallysearchthetimeserverafteraperiodoftimetokeepsynchronous
withthetimeofthetimeserver.
13.25 DaylightSavingTime(TimeZoneSettings)
TheDaylightSavingTime(DLST)isawidelyusedsystemofadjustingtheofficiallocaltimeforwardtosaveenergy.
The uniform time adopted during the implementation of this system is known as the DLST. Typically clocks are
adjusted forward one hour in the summer to make people early to bed and early to rise so as to make full use of
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illumination resources and save electricity. Clocks are adjusted backward in autumn. The specific DLST regulations
varywithcountries.Atpresent,theDLSTsystemisadoptedeveryyearbyabout110countriesintheworld.
To meet the DLST requirement, the FRT supports the DLST function to adjust forward one hour at (Hour):
(Minute)(Day)(Month)andbackwardonehourat(Hour):(Minute)(Day)(Month).
FortheoperationsoftheFRTmenusettings,see5.1.6DaylightSavingTime.
13.26 PlayVoiceWithinSpecifiedTimeSegment(ByTimeSegmentorGroup)
WhentheuseroperatestheFRT,theFRToftenplaysvoiceprompts.Forexample,theFRTvoicesThankyou!after
theuserpassesthefingerprintverification,andvoicesPlacetryagain!iftheuserfailstopasstheverification.
TomaketheFRTsmoreuserfriendly,weenablestheFRTstoplaythespecifiedvoicepromptsinresponsetodifferent
useroperations.
Forinstance,iftheemployeesignsinduring6:008:00a.m.,theFRTwillvoiceThankyou!butifthe employeesigns
induring8:0010:00a.m.,thepromptwillbecomeYouarelate.Thankyou!
Thevoicepromptscanbesetintwoways:
Bytimesegment:TheFRTplaysdifferentvoicepromptsinresponsetothesameoperationperformedwithindifferent
timesegments.
By group (which is available only on the devices supporting advanced access control functions): The FRT plays
differentvoicepromptsinresponsetothesameoperationperformedbytheusersfromdifferentgroups.
Tosetvoicepromptsfordifferenttimesegments,proceedasfollows:
Youcansetatotalof8timesegmentvoicepromptsforawholeday.SelectMenuOptionsSystemOptAdv
Option, and select the option TZ Voice. Set the play of voice 001 during 07:0009:00 a.m. and voice 002 during
10:0012:00a.m.asshownbelow:
TZVoice
001 07:0009:00
002 10:0012:00
003 00:0000:00
004 00:0000:00
005 00:0000:00
006 00:0000:00
007 00:0000:00
008 00:0000:00
Aftercompletingthesettings,pressOK.ThesesettingswilltakeeffectaftertheFRTrestart.
13.27 WorkCode
[FunctionDescription]
Theconceptofworkcodeisintroducedtofacilitatethesoftwaretohandletheverificationrecordsaccordingtodifferent
cases. For example, we define 1 for eating, 2 for seeing a doctor and 3 for smoking, and input corresponding
valuewhenperformingaspecificaction.Inthisway,thesoftwarecaneasilydifferentiateamongevents1,2and3.
[OperationDescription]
You can set the Work Code by selecting Menu Options System Opt Adv Option. The Work Code
includesthreeoptions:Mode1,Mode2andNone.
Select Mode 1,thatis,inputthe work code (one to nine digits) uponthe fingerprint verification,andpress OKto
savetherecordstogetherwiththeinputworkcode.
Note:
IfyoupressOKwithoutenteringanyworkcodeuponsuccessfulverification,theworkcodeislefttothedefault
value0.
IfyouentertheworkcodeuponsuccessfulverificationwithoutpressingOK,theworkcodeislefttothedefault
value0
Ifyouperformnooperationuponsuccessfulverification,theFRTwillautomaticallysavetherecordandleave
theworkcodeto0fivesecondslater.
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SelectMode2,thatis,pressandtheninputtheworkcode(onetoninedigits).PressOKandthenplaceyour
finger on the sensor by following the prompt. The records will be saved together with the input work code upon
successfulfingerprintverification.
Note:
Ifyouforgettopressandperformverificationdirectly,youstillcanpasstheverification,buttheworkcode
intherecordis0.
If you perform no operation of the FRT after pressing , the FRT will return to the initial interface 10
secondslater.
IfyouselectNone,thisfunctionisnotenabled.Andyouwillnotbepromptedtoentertheworkcodebythesystemin
responsetoanyofyouroperations.
Note:1.Theexistingattendancesoftwarecansavethefieldtothedatabasewhendownloadingtheattendancerecords,
butitcannothandletheworkcode.
2.Theexistingofflinecommunicationdevelopmentkitsupportstheworkcodeforuserstohandletheworkcodeinthe
second development. Users can perform classifiedhandling of therecords based on the different work codes so asto
collectstatisticsofdifferenteventsandverificationmodes.
13.28 DHCP
TheDynamicHostConfigurationProtocol(DHCP)providesaframeworkforallocatingdynamicIPaddressestohosts
on a TCP/IP network. DHCP consists of two components: server and client. The DHCP server performs centralized
managementofalltheIPnetworkconfigurationdataandhandleswiththeDHCPrequestsfromclient.Theclientuses
theIPaddressallocatedbyserver.
WhenourFRTusestheDHCP,itneedsaDHCPserverandourFRTworksasaclient.
OntheFRTsupportingDHCP,selectMenuOptionsCommOptDynHostOpt,andsettheoptionDynHost
Optto Y.Afteraccessingthenetwork,restarttheFRTandtheFRTwillsendamessagetotheDHCPserver,requesting
a dynamic IP address, and a prompt Acquiring IP address will be displayed on the screen. The DHCP server will
provideausableIPaddressandasubnetmaskfortheFRTbasedontheconfiguredaddress.AftertheFRTacquiresan
IP address, you can select Menu Options Comm Opt to query the acquired IP address, subnet mask, and
gateway.
If yousettheoption DynHostOpttoN,theDHCPfunctionwillnotbeactivated.YouneedtomanuallyinputanIP
address,subnetmask,andgateway.
13.29 UserGrouping
Divideusersintodifferentgroups.Theuserneedstofirstinputthenumberofthegroupthathe/shebelongstoandthen
placehis/herfingerontheFRTforrecognition.Youcanalsosettheunlocktimeforeverygrouptofacilitatetheaccess
controlmanagement.Thesystemdefines5groups:Group1,Group2,Group3,Group4andGroup5.
SettingoftheMatchbyGroupfunction
OntheFRTsupportingthisfunction,selectMenuOptionsSystemOptAdvOptionandsettheoptionAllow
GroupontheAdvOptioninterface.IfyouselectY,theuserneedstofirstinputthenumberofthegroupthathe/she
belongstoandthenplacehis/herfingerontheFRTformatch.IfyouselectN,thematchbygroupisdeactivatedduring
userverification.
YoucansetandmodifytheDefaultGroupontheAdvOptioninterfacebyselecting MenuOptionsSystem
OptAdvOption.
Userenrollment
IfAllowGroupissettoY,thefollowingdialogboxwillbedisplayedduringtheenrollmentofanewuser.Thenew
userneedstofirstsetthegroupthathe/shebelongstoandthenenrollthesystem.
NewEnrol
InputGroupID
1
ESC OK
Note:Currentgroupnumberisadefaultvalue.Ifyouwanttochangethisgroupnumber,youonlyneedtoinputanew
number.
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MatchbyGroupmode
WhenAllowGroupissettoY,thesystemadoptsthematchbygroupmodeforverification.Therefore,usersare
dividedintodifferentgroupsandtheyneedtofirstinputthenumberofthegroupthattheybelongtoandthenplacetheir
fingersontheFRTforverification.Fordetails,see 3.4.1FingerprintVerification.
Note:TheusersinDefaultGroupcandirectlyplacetheirfingersontheFRTforfingerprintmatchwithoutinputting
theirgroupnumbers.ThesystemdeemscurrentgroupasDefaultGroupbydefault.
Groupattributes
SelectMenuOptionsAccessOptionsUserAccOpts,andonthedisplayedUserAccOptsinterface,you
can view thegroupthat a certain user belongs to and modify related settings,including the group setting,grouptime
segment,usertimesegment,andsoon.Fordetails,see 4.5.3.3UserAccessControlSettings.
Viewgroupinformation
SelectMenuSysInfoGroupFPInfo andonthedisplayedGroupFPInfointerfaceyoucanviewthenumber
offingerprintscontainedineverygroup.
Note:
Thedefaultfingerprintcountis600foreverygroup.Ifyouneedtomodifythiscapacity,pleaseconsultourcommercial
representativesorpresalestechnicalsupportengineers.
13.30 T9InputMethod
Everyofthenumberkeys29isdistributedwith3or4Englishletters,forexample,key1hasthreelettersA,B,andC.
Youonlyneedtotypethekeyforthedesiredletteronce,allthecorrespondinguppercaseandlowercaseletterscome
up.Youcanpress/tochoosethedesiredletter.Theusercantypehis/hername,departmentname,andworkshift
byT9inputmethod.
ThekeyboardlayoutofT9inputmethodisasfollows:
Forexample:ToinputausernameRobert,proceedasfollows:
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13.31 TTSFunction
ByuseoftheTTStechnology,theFRTconvertsnormallanguagetextintothespeechthatcanbeoutputasWAVfiles.
The FRT dynamically edits and plays the speech so that users can enjoy clear natural voice. Users can modify or
customizeindividualizedvoicepromptsasdesiredbyusingPCsoftware.
Fordetailedoperations,see 5.VoiceSettings.
Note: The FRT supporting 9digit user IDsmust uploaduserdata firstand then fingerprintdata instead of uploading
userandfingerprintdataconcurrentlyduringthehighspeeduploadoffingerprintdatainRS485mode.
13.32 MenuItems
Themenuitemsmarkedwithinthismanualareonlysupportedbyaspecificortailormadedeviceandtheyhave
beendescribedabove.
StatementonHumanRightsandPrivacy
DearCustomers:
Thankyouforchoosingthehybridbiometric productsdesignedandmanufacturedbyus.Asaworldrenownedprovider
ofbiometrictechnologiesandservices,wepaymuchattentiontothecompliancewiththelawsrelatedtohumanrights
andprivacyineverycountrywhileconstantlyperformingresearchanddevelopment.
Weherebymakethefollowingstatements:
1.Allofourfingerprintrecognitiondevicesforciviluseonlycollectthecharacteristicpointsoffingerprintsinsteadof
thefingerprintimages,andthereforenoprivacyissuesareinvolved.
2.The characteristic points of fingerprints collected by ourproducts cannot be usedtorestorethe original fingerprint
images,andthereforenoprivacyissuesareinvolved.
3. We, as the equipment provider, shall not be held legally accountable, directly or indirectly, for any consequences
arisingduetotheuseofourproducts.
4. For any dispute involving the human rights or privacy when using our products, please contact your employer
directly.
Ourfingerprintproductsforpoliceuseordevelopmenttoolssupportthecollectionoftheoriginalfingerprintimages.As
for whether such a type of fingerprint collection constitutes an infringement of your privacy, please contact the
government or the final equipment provider. We, as the original equipment manufacturer, shall not be held legally
accountableforanyinfringementarisingthereof.
J
Note:ThelawofthePeoplesRepublicofChinahasthefollowingregulationsregardingthepersonalfreedom:
Unlawful arrest, detention or search of citizens of the People's Republic of China is prohibited infringement of
individualprivacyisprohibited.
ThepersonaldignityofcitizensofthePeople'sRepublicofChinaisinviolable.
ThehomeofcitizensofthePeople'sRepublicofChinaisinviolable.
Thefreedomand privacyofcorrespondenceofcitizensofthePeople'sRepublicofChinaareprotectedbylaw.
Atlastwestressonceagainthatbiometrics,asanadvancedrecognitiontechnology,willbeappliedinalotofsectors
includingecommerce,banking,insuranceandlegalaffairs.Everyyearpeoplearoundtheglobesufferfromgreatloss
duetotheinsecurityofpasswords.Thefingerprintrecognitionactuallyprovidesadequateprotectionforyouridentity
underahighsecurityenvironment.
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13.33 EnvironmentFriendlyUseDescription
TheEnvironmentFriendlyUsePeriod(EFUP)markedonthisproductreferstothesafetyperiodof
timeinwhichtheproductisusedundertheconditionsspecifiedintheproductinstructionswithout
leakageofnoxiousandharmfulsubstances.
TheEFUPofthisproductdoesnotcovertheconsumablepartsthatneedtobereplacedonaregular
basissuchasbatteriesandsoon.TheEFUPofbatteriesis5years.
NamesandConcentrationofToxicandHazardousSubstancesorElements
PartsName
ToxicandHazardousSubstancesorElements
Pb
Hg
Cd
Cr6+
PBB
PBDE
Chipresistor
Chipcapacitor
Chipinductor
Chipdiode
ESDcomponents
Buzzer
Adapter
: Indicates that this toxic or hazardous substance contained in all of the homogeneous materials for this part is
belowthelimitrequirementinSJ/T113632006.
:Indicatesthatthistoxicorhazardoussubstancecontainedinatleastoneofthehomogeneousmaterialsforthis
partisabovethelimitrequirementinSJ/T113632006.
Note: 80% of the parts in this product are manufactured with nonhazardous environmentfriendly materials. The
hazardoussubstancesorelementscontainedcannotbereplacedwithenvironmentfriendlymaterialsatpresentdue
totechnicaloreconomicalconstraints.
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Placethefingertothe centreofthe sensorand keepflat.

Reservesthe final rightstochangeandinterpretbyourcompany.

PressOK todisplaythe Group1DefaultTSinterface.

PressOK todisplaythe Group2DefaultTSinterface.

4.5.7 Door SensorSwitch

USBPen Drive /SDManagement

6 USBPenDrive /SD Management

Turn Off (Clear)Alarm

Switch between the compact and complete

Query Attendance Records

Switch between the large and small fonts. The

2 SelectCreateanewconnectionfromNetworkTasks.The NewConnectionWizard willstart.

ConnectModemwiththeFRTusingthedeliveryattachedcable markedwithModemCable inthepackingbox.

Note:1)1:N alsoincludes1:H and 1:G.

13.13 EMReadonlyCard,HIDCard, MifareCard,iClassCard

GND <> GND

13.17 WebServerAccess Control

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