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EF-45N™

Next Generation Iris Recognition System

(Derivative Model : EF-45, UMX-10, UMX-20, UMX-G)

User Manual

(v0.1.1, July 1, 2016)

Intuitive face display positioning

Internal automatic motorized tilt cameras

LAN / RS485

Optional face image capture and face recognition

User graphics and screen shots in this guide may vary from actual Some of the contents in this manual may differ from current operating library release

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Introduction to the EF-45N™ Iris Recognition System

EF-45N

™ Next Generation

This new iris recognition system offers highly intuitive, hands-free iris biometrics imaging in a compact and elegantly designed identification and authentication terminal for use in a wide range of identity management applications.

The front facing nominal 5.0 inch LCD serves to display the user’s face image for fast, easy and highly natural positioning for proper iris image capture. The subject merely puts his or her face in the center of the LCD, and then moves toward the system to size his or her head to the brackets in the display to be in proper range. Image capture is fast and automatic. While user instructions are very simple, almost all subjects will be able to interact with the system without any directions.

And the internal automatic tilt mechanism adjusts to the user’s height or vertical position over a range of 50 cm (about 20 inches), making the EF-45N ideal for countertop, desktop, wall mount or kiosk installations.

Iris Recognition System

The EF-45N is an embedded terminal, which means that all image processing and machine control is performed on the internal Linux-on-ARM mainboard. Typical connectivity to host systems is through TCP/IP (Ethernet). And iris biometric encoding and matching is typically performed on-board as well, so identification or authentication decisions are made locally for fast responsiveness. For access control, there are Wiegand connections for dedicated, local communications to door controllers or panels.

Other typical options include WiFi and a smart card reader.

For all specifications, please see Specification section.

For complete depiction of all EF-45N on-board screens, see “EF-45N LCD Control Screens and On-Board Demo Application” manual.

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Key Features

· Iris user interface with intuitive LCD display face positioning, like smart phone “selfie”

· Contactless iris imaging at range of 35 to 45 cm stand-off

· Internal, automatic face and iris camera tilt mechanism with nominal height range of 50 cm

· Positioning guidance vocalizations selectable on / off and delay time. English standard, all

other languages available with .wav file substitution

· Simultaneous dual iris recognition with typical capture speed of under 1 second

· On-board iris encoding and matching, with internal data base of up to 10,000 users in either

1:1 (authentication) or 1:N (identification) modes

· Optional Combined Face and Iris modes:

§ Face as primary modality, with face recognition rejects decisions automatically switch over to iris recognition

§ Supplemental face recognition in case of iris recognition failure-to-capture (FTC), so that face recognition follows iris recognition attempt

· Supports dual factor authentication with card or PIN

· Optimized imaging for difficult ambient lighting conditions

· Optimized image capture for most sunglasses, glasses, and facial veils

· Supports imaging of all iris colors

· Kensington lock slot standard

· Standard communications connectors and protocols for TCP/IP (Ethernet RJ-45), RS-484 and -

232, dual Wiegand I/O, TTL, and dry contact relay

· Connection cables with press-in connectors included in accessories kit

· External audio connector

· Tamper switch on rear panel

· Access control (AC) configuration includes wall mount plate

· Optional WiFi support (choice of compact or antenna type modules)

· Integrated Smart Card reader (choice of basic MiFare / DesFire card or HID multi-class reader)

· Meets CE mark, FCC, IEC 62471 eye safety, and RoHS standards. Iris recognition meets ISO

19794-6 2011 standard

· Design and production meet ISO 9001 2015 standard

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Cautions

• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help

FCC Compliance Statement

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two

conditions:

(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and

(2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause

undesired operation.

FCC Interference Statement

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,

pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection

against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can

radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions,

may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that

interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful

interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment

off and on, the user is encouraged to correct the interference by one of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna

• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver

• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from which the receiver is

connected

FCC Caution

Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate this equipment. This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.

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Accessories Kit

Includes:

Power supply (IEC C13 female) Yes Yes

Power cord (IEC C14 male), power side connector type by country

Basic MiFare / DesFire card reader (internal)

Standard back cover Yes No

Wall mount bracket No Yes

ID I/O cables with push in connectors for device, and pig tails for external connections

Includes cables for RS 485, RS 232, TTL (2), dry contact relay

AC I/O cables with push in connectors for device, and pig tails for external connections

Includes cables for Wiegand (2), RS 485, RS 232, TTL (2), dry contact relay

ID Management

Version

Yes Yes

No Yes

Yes No

No Yes

Access Control and Time

& Attendance Versions

diode Yes Yes

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Mounting Instructions

144 cm

Recommended mounting height and UI (left), Capture Volume of EF-45N (right)

50 cm

The recommended mounting height for the EF-45N is 144cm (57 inches) from floor to the bottom of EF-45N. The mounting height can be adjusted to accommodate the height of the average user.

High ambient light and / or direct light into the EF-45N should be avoided. Sunlight, halogen lamps or other strong illumination may reduce the performance of the EF-45N and may result in increased failure-to-capture rates or failed authentication events.

The EF-45N was designed for indoor use only. This unit is not weatherproof and must not be exposed to water, ice, extreme temperatures or other adverse weather conditions. If it is required to use this unit in outdoor or extreme environments contact local sales or [email protected] for more information.

Note: Installation in extreme environments without proper protection may cause permanent damage and void warranty.

See System, Rear diagram for wall mounting instructions.

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System, Front

System, Bottom

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System, Rear

System Rear Connections Block

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User Interface for Iris Image Capture

osition

yourself

facing straight

forward

ove

toward

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system to size

you are standing

too close

EF-45N

captures

the image

at the LCD display. When the device detects your movement within 1.0 meter parameter, it initiates the image capture sequence. A rectangular-shaped user guide box will appear on the screen. If it is BLUE, it means you are too far from the device. Move

your face to the LCD display. If the user guide box flashes GREEN, it means you are at an appropriate position. Stop and hold your position until the device captures image of your face and/or iris.

the device, your face will not fit in the LCD display. When the user guide box flashes RED, it means the device cannot capture your image because you are too close. Move back until the box turns green.

your face and iris automatically.

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On-board Demonstration Application

The on-board demonstration application shows the full capabilities of the EF-45N for image capture including subject positioning with the face display user interface, enrollment, and on-board matching (authentication).

The system boots up in this demo application. It is initated by the video based motion detector that first finds the subject from about 1 meter distance, and then continues the natural iris image capture sequence for capture in recognition / authentication mode.

To switch to enrollment mode, press large User icon in center of main Launcher page. If the system is in image capture mode, press Home icon ( ) on top left of active user interface display, which will stop Recognition mode and return system to Launcher page.

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The following main User screen appears:

This user screen also allows simple database management. By tapping the Delete icon in

the bottom right, one can easily delete information of enrolled users.

To enroll a new user, press the Enroll icon to bring up Enroll User screen.

Press the plus(+) button in the bottom left to capture image of the new user.

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An instruction screen will appear for 3 to 5 seconds, and then switch to the user interface.

After successfully capturing iris images, click on √OK to accept images. The system then returns to Enroll User screen. Click on Name field to enter name of subject, then click on

√OK complete enrollment.

Name field

Press the Home icon ( ) to return to the Launcher page to re-start Recognition and

Authentication mode.

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Summary of Specifications

Software and Platform Technical Specifications (Tentative)

Embedded CPU and OS

Iris on-board algorithm for encoding and matching

Face on-board algorithm for Combined Face and Iris encoding and matching

Web services configuration application (with embedded web server)

Freescale iMX6 Cortex A9 Quad Core ARM with Linux Yocto v1.8 OS

Optional

Yes, RESTful type SDK with C# and C++ versions for host side

Other Technical Specifications (Tentative)

Dimensions

Weight 630 g without wall plate

On-board data size

Iris image output Meets new ISO 19794-6 2011 standard:

166 x 166 x 43 mm(6.5 x 6.5 x 1.7 inches) without mounting wall plate

Up to 10,000 iris template pairs, usable in either 1:1 (authentication) or 1:N (identification) modes

Supports dual factor authentication

MTF of minimum of 2 lp/mm @ ≥ 60% contrast, and 160 pixels across 1.0 cm iris

Iris image pixel resolution 640 x 480 pixels, 8 bit depth. Supports multiple formats.

Iris encoding and matching algorithm

Operational iris imaging distance (stand-off range) and depth of field

Iris positioning indicators Face positioning within box in LCD display for X – Y

Delta ID (ISO 19794-6 compliant)

35 to 45 cm range (10 cm depth of capture range) in both Enrollment and Recognition modes

Face sizing to bracket (or box) within LCD display for distance (Z) positioning with simultaneous color bar display for correct distance positioning:

Blue: too far away Green: OK Red: too close

Supplemental voice distance feedback standard. Convertible to local language via .wav file substitution.

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Other Technical Specifications (Tentative) (continued)

Auto tilt Yes, internal: +25 deg to -20 deg tilt

Iris inter-pupillary distance covered

Iris time of capture

IR illumination for iris imaging

Iris maximum user positioning speed

Face image capture Standard 24 bit color (for reference image)

Face recognition imaging Optional on-board encoding and matching. Algorithm tbd.

Audio 24 bit, 1.8 W embedded speaker

Operating temperature range 0 to 45˚C

Humidity 10 to 90% RH, non-condensing

Illuminator eye safety standard IEC 62471

Network interface 10/100 Base-T Ethernet (RJ45 connector)

45 to 85 mm

Typically about 0.5 second from time subject’s eyes are placed within proper capture volume

Dual LED: wavelengths of 850 nm nominal (about 50%); and 750 nm nominal (about 50%)

125 mm per second (4.9 inches per sec.) in “Z” direction (distance from front of system)

Line out connector for external speaker

Other standard ports USB host or slave (for service only)

Standard mounting ¼ - 20 UNC (camera tripod).

Physical Access Control (PACS) configuration: other communications ports

Physical Access Control configuration: internal ID card reader

Physical Access Control configuration: wall mounting with tamper switch

Power supply

Terminal and wired connectors for: Wiegand in/out, RS-232, RS-485, 2X TTL inputs, USB host (internal), USB slave (for service), 1 dry contact relay

Standard: ISO /IEC 14443 A/B (MiFare) contactless reader

Optional: HID multi-class reader (model to be determined)

Detachable wall mount plate for easy installation. Tamper switch standard in PACS configuration

Input 110 to 240V AC

Output 15V DC, 3.5A. Provided standard with system.

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Contact Information

Contact: sales@cmi

tech.com

CMITech Company, Ltd.

5th Floor, 38, Burim-ro, 170beon-gil, Dongan-gu, Anyang-si, Gyeonggi-do,14055, Republic of Korea

Tel : +82.70.8633.8278 Fax: +82.31.624.4490

CMITech America, Inc.

2033 Gateway Place, Suite 500 San Jose, CA 95110 USA Tel: (1) 408 573-6930

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Appendix 1

EF-45N LCD Control Screens

and On-Board Demo Application

Main Launcher Page

① Check Attendance (F1 Key)

② Leave Work (F2 Key)

③ Supplement T&A (F3 Key)

④ Go Out (F4 Key)

⑤ Return Button (same as F5 Key)

⑥ Interphone Call Button (same as F6 Key)

⑦ Notice Icon of Iris mode is operating

⑧Notice Icon of Face mode is operating

⑨Notice Icon of CMID manager is connected

⑩Notice Icon of IP network is connected

⑪Notice Icon of Serial Communication is

connected

⑫Clock display

⑬User Button for registration, search,

modification and deletion

⑭Settings Button for system configuration

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Table of Contents

Settings

1 Device

1.1 Configuration

1.2 Bio

1.3 Sound

1.4 Date & Time

1.5 Door

1.6 Device Info

1.7 Interphone

1.8 Memory Info

1.9 Camera

1.10 Reset

2 Network

2.1 TCP/IP

2.2 Server

2.3 Serial

2.4 USB Memory

1.1.1 User Positioning Interface

1.1.2 Motion Wait Time

1.2.1 Security Level

1.2.2 Iris

1.2.2.1 Max Distance

1.3.1 Speaker Volume

1.3.2 MIC Volume

1.4.1 Manual Setup

1.5.1 Relay

1.5.2 Driven By

1.5.3 Duration

1.5.4 Door Sensor

1.5.5 Door Sensor Type

1.5.6 Held Open Period(sec)

1.5.7 Lock Time

1.5.8 Unlock Time

1.7.1 IP Address

1.9.1 Power Line Frequency

1.10.1 Reboot

1.10.2 Factory Default

1.10.2.1 Reset All Settings

1.10.2.2 Delete All Data

1.10.2.3 Delete All Data and Reset All Settings

2.1.1 LAN Type

2.1.2 IP Address

2.1.3 Gateway

2.1.4 Subnet

2.2.1 Server IP

2.3.1 RS485-PC

2.3.2 RS485-NET

2.3.3 RS232

2.4.1 FW Upgrade

2.4.2 Import

2.4.3 Export

3 Display

3.1 Voice Instruction

3.2 Central Timer

3.3 Menu Timeout

3.4 Screen Saver

3.5 Pop-Up Timeout

3.6 Backlight Timeout

3.7 Date Display

3.8 Language

4 Authentication

4.1 Auth.

4.1.1 Combination Mode (Step 1)

4.2 T&A

4.3 T&A Mode

5 Mode

5.1 Operation

5.1.1 Dual Authentication

5.1.2 Match Timeout

5.1.3 Card Mode

6 Log

6.1 Log Info

User

1 Enroll User

1.1 Name

1.2 Individual

1.3 Group

1.4 Iris & Face Process

1.4.1 Face Capture

1.4.1.1 Tracking Guide Box UI

1.4.2 Iris Capture

1.4.2.1 Tracking Guide Box UI

1.4.3 Save Data / Complete Enrollment

1.4.4 Complete Enrollment

1.5 Card

1.5.1 Save Data

1.6 Pin

1.6.1 Input

1.6.2 Save Data

2 Search

3 Capacity Info

4 Delete

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Settings

Tap the Settings icon in the home screen.

Device Configuration for device operating

Network Configuration for IP & serial communication

Display Configuration for screen display

Authentication Configuration for authentication method and T&A

Mode Configuration for recognition operation

Log Information of saved log and log search viewer

(Note: In construction)

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1 Device

Configure settings for device operation.

1.1 Configuration

User Positioning Interface Select a guide display UI when enrollment and recognition

Motion wait time Set motion detection delay time from last recognition operating

Motion detect Select motion detection enable/disable for starting recognition

Debug Select Debug mode enable/disable (captures image stream for off-

line analysis)

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1.1.1 Configuration à User Positioning Interface

ColorLR-Ov Select Color overlay type guide UI display

Box Select tracking box type guide UI display

1.1.2 Configuration à Motion Wait Time

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1.2 Bio

Security Level Select a combination mode of Face and Iris

Iris Additional configuration for Iris enrollment and recognition

Face Additional configuration for Face enrollment and recognition (note:

in construction)

1.2.1 Bio à Security Level (Must have face recognition option)

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Face or Iris Select 2 stage Face or Iris recognition mode (Face recognition first,

and then automatic switch-over to Iris upon Face recognition nonmatch)

Face only Select Face only recognition mode

Iris only Select Iris only recognition mode

Face and Iris Select 2 stage Face and Iris recognition mode (Face recognition first,

and then automatic switch-over to Iris upon multiple matches) (note: in construction)

1.2.2 Bio à Iris

Max distance Set max distance for Iris recognition

Recognition either eye Select enable/disable for either eye recognition mode

Enroll either eye Select enable/disable for either eye enrollment mode

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1.2.2.1 Bio à Iris à Max Distance

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1.3 Sound

Speaker volume Set speaker volume for instruction sound and interphone voice

MIC volume Set microphone volume for interphone voice (note: in construction)

1.3.1 Sound à Speaker Volume

1.3.2 Sound à MIC Volume

Identical to settings for speaker volume

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1.4 Date & Time

Time sync Select enable/disable for time sync with CMID manager

Manual setup Set date and time manually

1.4.1 Date & Time à Manual Setup

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1.5 Door

Relay Select a door open relay

Driven by Select an event mode for door open relay

Duration (sec) Set time duration for door open relay operation

RTE (Request to Exit) Select a door exit button (Note: in construction)

RTE Type Select a door exit button operating type (Note: in construction)

Door sensor Select a door sensor (Note: in construction)

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Door sensor type Select door sensor operating type (note: in construction)

Held open period (sec) Set time duration for door open operation (note: in construction)

Lock time Set door lock time (note: in construction)

Unlock time Set door unlock time (note: in construction)

Tamper Select enable/disable for tamper (off the wall detection) operation

1.5.1 Door à Relay

Not use Select not use

Internal Relay Select internal relay

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1.5.2 Door à Driven by

All Events Select door open for all events

Authentication Select door open for authentication event

T&A Event Select door open for T&A event

Authentication + T&A Event Select door open for authentication plus T&A event

Disabled Select door open disable

1.5.3 Door à Duration (sec)

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1.5.4 Door à Door Sensor

1.5.5 Door à Door Sensor Type

N/O Select door exit button sensor as Normal Open type

N/C Select door exit button sensor as Normal Close type

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1.5.6 Door à Held Open Period (sec)

1.5.7 Door à Lock Time

Never Select door lock time -- never

Always Select door lock time -- always

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1.5.8 Door à Unlock Time

Never Select door unlock time -- never

Always Select door unlock time -- always

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1.6 Device Info

Model Model name of this device

FW Version Version name of released firmware (F/W) file

Device ID Identification number of this device

Kernel version Revision number of kernel

HW version Revision number of hardware board

MAC MAC address of this device

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Boot version Revision number of boot loader

Root version Revision number of root file system

Recovery version Revision number of recovery firmware

Application version Revision number of Launcher application

FPGA version Revision number of Camera FPGA firmware

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1.7 Interphone

Interphone Select enable/disable for interphone use (note: in construction)

IP Address IP address of PC which interphone program is installed (note: in

construction)

1.7.1 Interphone à IP Address

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1.8 Memory Info

System Memory capacity of system area (note: in construction)

User data Memory capacity of user area (note: in construction)

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1.9 Camera

Power line frequency Select power line frequency that supplying to device

1.9.1 Camera à Power Line Frequency

50Hz Select power line frequency to 50Hz

60Hz Select power line frequency to 60Hz

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1.10 Reset

Reboot Reboot device

Factory Default Reset all configuration settings and/or delete all user data

1.10.1 Reset à Reboot

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1.10.2 Reset à Factory Default

Reset all settings Reset all configuration settings

Delete all data Delete all user data

Delete all data and reset all configuration settings Reset all configuration settings and delete

all user data

1.10.2.1 Reset à Factory Default à Reset All Settings

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1.10.2.2 Reset à Factory Default à Delete All Data

1.10.2.3 Reset à Factory Default à Delete All Data and Reset All Settings

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2 Network

Configure settings for IP and serial communication.

2.1 TCP/IP

LAN type Select a type of LAN

DHCP Select enable/disable DHCP mode

IP Address Set static IP address

Gateway Set static gateway IP address

Subnet Set static subnet mask

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2.1.1 TCP/IP à LAN Type

Disable Disable LAN use

Ethernet Select Ethernet for LAN use

2.1.2 TCP/IP à IP Address

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2.1.3 TCP/IP à Gateway

2.1.4 TCP/IP à Subnet

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2.2 Server

(Currently settled server is CMID PC for time sync)

Use Server Select enable/disable for server use (Note: In construction)

Server IP Set IP address of server (Note: In construction)

Port (Note: To be eliminated)

2.2.1 Server à Server IP

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2.3 Serial

RS485-PC Select a baud rate for RS485 (note: in construction)

RS485-NET Select an operating mode for RS485 (note: in construction)

RS232 Select a baud rate for RS232 (note: in construction)

2.3.1 Serial à RS485-PC

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2.3.2 Serial à RS485-NET

Not use Disable RS485

NET-HOST Set RS485 operating mode as host

NET-SLAVE Set RS485 operating mode as slave

2.3.3 Serial à RS232

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2.4 USB Memory

USB enable Select enable/disable for USB memory use

FW Upgrade Go into firmware (F/W) upgrade from USB memory

Import Go into backup data (user & log data) restore from USB memory

Export Go into backup data (user & log data) save to USB memory

2.4.1 USB Memory à FW Upgrade

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Upgrade F/W by tapping on √ OK button on the bottom right.

If the FW file (new firmware and operating library) does not exist in USB, message appears as shown above.

2.4.2 USB Memory à Import

User data Restore user enroll data from USB memory

Log data Restore log data from USB memory

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2.4.3 USB Memory à Export

User data Backup user enroll data to USB memory

Log data Backup log data to USB memory

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3 Display

Configure settings for screen display.

3.1 Voice Instructions

Voice Instruction Select enable/disable for voice guide positioning / instructions

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3.2 Central Timer

Central Timer Select enable/disable for clock display on the center of Launcher

application

3.3 Menu Timeout

Menu Timeout Set timeout for auto exit from menu display after leaving untouched

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3.4 Screensaver

Logo Select logo display as screensaver

Time Select clock display as screensaver

3.5 Pop-Up Timeout

Pop-Up Timeout Set pop-up message window (recognition complete etc.) display

duration

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3.6 Backlight Timeout

Pop-Up Timeout Set timeout for auto off of LCD backlight after leaving unused

3.7 Date Display

YYYY/MM/DD Select year/month/day display mode

DD/MM/YYYY Select day/month/year display mode

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3.8 Language

Language Select a language to use (Note: In construction)

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4 Authentication

Configure settings for authentication method and T&A.

4.1 Auth.

Start mode Select a basic (first) recognition method

Combination mode Select a combination (additional) recognition method if necessary

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4.1.1 Auth. à Combination Mode (Step 1)

Select a combination (additional) recognition method.

4.2 T&A

Use T&A Select enable/disable for T&A usage mode (note: in construction)

T&A >Recognition Select T&A mode (Attendance etc.) first, then recognition

Recognition > T&A After recognition, then input T&A mode (Attendance etc.)

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4.3 T&A Mode

(Note: In construction)

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5 Mode

Configure settings for recognition operation.

5.1 Operation

Face detection Select enable/disable for face image saving at recognition (note: to

be eliminated)

Individual auth. Select enable/disable for permission of individual authentication

Dual authentication Select a dual authentication (simultaneous 2 persons) method (note:

in construction)

Match timeout Set a recognition trying timeout

Card mode Select use or not for CSN in RFID card (note: in construction)

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5.1.1 Operation à Dual Authentication

5.1.2 Operation à Match Timeout

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5.1.3 Operation à Card Mode

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6 Log

View information of saved log and log search viewer.

6.1 Log Info

(Note: In construction)

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User

Tap the User icon in Home screen.

Displays the registered user lists in All and Group 1, 2, 3, 4

Enroll button Switch to enroll process

Search button Switch to search process

Capacity Info button Show the used memory percentage

Delete button Switch to delete process

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1 Enroll User

Tap the Enroll button to enroll a new user.

Enroll User Page

① ID: Created a user ID number automatically or input manually

② Name: Input user name manually

③ Individual: Set user individual authentication mode if necessary

④ Admin: Can make a user administrator or not

⑤ Group: Can make a user belong to a group

⑥ Bypass Card: Can register a user who holding bypass card (highest priority card)

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1.1 Name

1.2 Individual

Select an individual authentication mode.

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1.3 Group

1.4 Iris & Face Process

Iris & Face tab Selection changes tab to blue color

Bio select check boxes are shown

Face Select box for face image capture

Glasses wearer Select box for face taking off glasses additionally if necessary

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Both eye Select box for “both eye” Iris mode

Either eye Select box for “either eye” Iris mode

Start(+) button Switch to enroll process

1.4.1 Iris & Face Process à Face Capture

※ Note: Only operational if “Combined Face and Iris” mode is active

Color Overlay BLUE means too far

GREEN means OK RED means too close.

Up/Down Arrow Can tilt camera manually if necessary (note: to be eliminated)

Switch to Iris Capture stage after good face image acquisition

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1.4.1.1 Iris & Face Process à Face Capture à Tracking Guide Box UI

Positioning box appears in order to guide subject.

Capture normal face images.

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In case of selection of Glasses wearer check box, will be active for about 3 to 5 seconds.

Capture additional face images taken off glasses.

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1.4.2 Iris & Face Process à Iris Capture

In case of Tracking Guide Box UI mode, display will be active for about 3 to 5 seconds.

1.4.2.1 Iris & Face Process à Iris Capture à Tracking Guide Box UI

Capture iris images.

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1.4.3 Iris & Face Process à Save Data / Complete Enrollment

Reset Return to face capture stage

Cancel Return to Enroll User screen

OK Move to next screen to complete enrollment

1.4.4 Iris & Face Process à Complete Enrollment

Cancel Return to User Main screen

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OK Save user data to complete biometrics Enrollment, then return to

User Main screen

1.5 Card

Card tab Selection changes tab to blue color

If "Please tag your card" message appears, touch front-bottom part of device with user card.

1.5.1 Card à Save Data

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Card number is shown on tagging a card

Reset Clear card number and "Please tag your card" message is shown

Cancel Return to User Main screen

OK Save user data and return to User Main screen

1.6 Pin

PIN tab Selection changes tab to blue color

Start (+) button Switch to input screen

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1.6.1 Pin à Input

1.6.2 Pin à Save Data

Pin number is shown as "*" character.

Reset Clear pin number and (+) button is shown

Cancel Return to User Main screen

OK Save user data to complete PIN enrollment / return to User Main

screen

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2 Search

Tap the Search icon to browse list of enrolled users.

(Note: In construction)

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3 Capacity Info

Tap the Capacity Info icon to check storage space.

(Note: In construction)

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4 Delete

Delete information of enrolled user.

Select All Select all users

Deselect All Deselect all users

Cancel Return to User Main screen

Delete Delete selected user(s)

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Recognition Process

1.1 Recognition Process

Recognition process is identical to the enrollment process.

1.2 Recognition / Authentication Success

1.3 Recognition / Authentication Failure

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When access is denied, warning icons can appear on the screen.

. Glasses: Device detects occlusion by glasses.

. Color Lens: Device detects colored lenses.

. Small Eye: Device cannot fully detect iris due to eyelid.