4.1 Safety in Using and Handling The Device ............................... 37
4.2 FCC Regulatory Compliance Information ............................... 38
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Standalone Mode
button
Current date and time
Current Operating
Mode: 1:N Identification
Keypad to enter User ID
for 1:1 verification
Operating Interfaces
The Device is streamlined for both easy operation and a complete network
experience. There are two interfaces that you can operate the machine: Touch
Screen interface and Web interface.
Touch Screen Interface
With the built-in touch screen, you can initiate “Standalone Mode” to operate The DEVICE
without the need of network connection.
Once powered up, The Device shows below screen.
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Default Root
Passcode: 1234
“Status”
Find IP Address here
“Log”
“User”
“Settings”
Exit Standalone
Mode
Press the Standalone Mode button, and enter Root Passcode (default: 1234,
followed by Enter Key).
After authentication, you will see the “Status” page. Beside it, there are “Log”,
“User”, and “Settings” pages. If network is connected well, the IP Address will
be shown in the “Status” page.
After operation is done, press the button at upper-right corner to leave Standalone Mode.
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Press “Home” to log out
“Status”
“Log”
“User Management”
“Advanced” settings
Web Interface
The Device provides a Web interface that allows you to manage it remotely with a standard Web
browser (e.g. Internet Explorer, Chrome, or Safari).
In the same LAN environment, open web browser on PC (or smart device) and
point it to The Device’s IP Address (192.168.1.164 in this example).
Then it should prompt you to enter your username and password. Default
username is “admin”, and default password is “123456”. Read Chapter 3.9 for
more about user account settings.
Once authentication is successful, below screen will show.
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Menu
Web interface
Touch Screen interface
Functional Differences
Basic
Status
Status
Log
Log
Touch Screen interface supports
log filter
User Management
User
Network based functions,
including upload & download
user, uploading Self Enroll List,
and etc., are available at Web
interface only. Touch Screen
interface supports user type filter
Functional Overview
In general, Web interface provides full functionalities to operate The Device in central
management perspective, while Touch Screen interface provides a subset of them for
single-machine standalone use.
For example, you can find the system status at the first page after entering Touch Screen
interface. Similarly, you can see identical information at Web interface after logging in.
Status page at Touch Screen interface Status page at Web interface
Please see below table to learn about the differences between two interfaces in terms of naming
and functions.
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Menu
Web interface
Touch Screen interface
Functional Differences
Advanced
Facial Recognition
Facial Recognition
Network
Network
DNS address setting is supported
at Web interface only
I/O Control
I/O
Wiegand
Wiegand
Weigand Custom Format is
supported at Web interface only
Display
Display and Sound
Sound
Log Configuration
n/a
Only available at Web interface
Time
Time
Touch screen supports manual
input time only
Password
n/a
Only available at Web interface
System
System
Firmware
n/a
Only available at Web interface
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1Basic Features
This chapter describes the basic menus of The Device, which contains the following
three functional groups: Status, Log, and User Management.
1.1 Status
Model Name
The model name of The Device.
Serial Number
The serial number of The Device, which is unique on each device.
Firmware Version
This shows basic firmware version. More information can be found at
Advanced->Firmware page. See Chapter 3.11 for details.
MCU Version
This displays the MCU version, which is mostly related to access controller
functionalities.
Users (No. of Registered User)
Depending on the model type, The Device may have different capacity numbers
for 1:N and 1:1 mode.
Take R21CF-31 as an example, it can accommodate 3000 users for 1:1 verification
use, and up to 600 out of 3000 users are supported in 1:N mode. So if there are
900 users registered (enrolled or uploaded) and 550 of them are assigned to
support 1:N mode, the system will show
Touch Screen interface: Users: 900 (550 in 1:N)
Web interface: No. of Registered User: 900/3000 (1 to 1 Verification)
550/600 (1 to N Identification)
For more about 1:N and 1:1 modes, please refer to Chapter 3.1.
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Press “Log Viewer”
“Clean All Log” here
Log Filter
Scroll up/down and
change page
1.2 Log at Web Interface
To view log events at Web interface, choose Basic -> Log. It will show a simple
menu, which allows you to show log, or to clean log. Click “Show Log” button to
start a new web page with events ordered from new to old, 100 records per page.
Click “Clean Log” button will permanently remove all log records.
1.3 Log on the Touch Screen Interface
To view log events at Touch Screen interface, select the “Log” page and press “Log
Viewer” button. You will see all records events ordered from new to old, 100
records per page as well.
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Log Browsing
Press “<” or “>” to change to previous or next page. To scroll events in a page,
you can adjust the scrollbar, press up or down arrow button, or simply “touch
and drag” up or down in the center of log display area.
Log Filter
Press the Log Filter icon and you can search “Critical Log”, “Today’s Log”, or
apply “User ID” to filter the events you are interested in.
“Critical Log” includes Tamper Alarm, User Denied events, which may cause
system security concerns.
Exit Log Viewer
Click the button at upper-right corner to exit log viewer.
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Enroll new user
Upload existing user
1.4 User Management at Web Interface
To manage users at Web interface, choose Basic -> User Management. The User
Management page has the following options:
Current Status
Display the number of registered users, which is identical to Status page
described in Chapter 2.1
Enroll A New User
Click “Enroll” button to enroll a new user. Once clicked, it will show Facial
Enrollment page as below:
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