Face & Fingerprint Recognition Terminal
USER MANUAL
CONTENTS
5-6 Chapter 1: Getting Started
Viewing the Face ID User Manual in the Internet
Face ID Included Accessories
Face ID Included Printed Materials
Activating Face ID
Registering Face ID
Chapter 2: Basics
7-11
Introduction to Face ID
Face ID Overview
Main Menu
Power On/O Button
Touch Keypad
Keybord
Battery
Date/Time
Voice Control
Security Features
Cleaning Face ID
Restarting and Resetting Face ID
Chapter 3: Connection - Syncing Face ID
41-21
Installations and Communications
Ingress Online Activation
Installation and Setup of Ingress
Connecting Terminals to Ingress
Using USB to Download/Upload Data
Communication Key
15-17
Chapter 4: User
Enrolling User
Verifying User
Adding User Information
Deleting User
Access Level/Privilege
Chapter 5: System
18-22
General Settings
Adjusting Date/Time
Date Format
Sound of Keyboard
Voice
Volume (%)
Power Key
Display Settings
System Language
Style of Display
View Toolbar
Determining Default Verication Mode
Picture Delay
Sleep Time
Fingerprint Settings
Setting Threshold
Number of Tries
Display of Algorithm Version
Display of Fingerprint Image Onscreen
Face Settings
Setting Threshold
Camera Exposure
Gain
Adjusting Image Quality
Log Settings
Log Alert
Update Interval
Dening Work Codes
Using Card Only
Update
System Information
Record
Terminal
23 Chapter 6: Data
Deleting Transaction Logs
Deleting All Data
Managing User Privilege
Deleting Screen Savers
Resetting to Factory Settings
Chapter 7: USB
24
Understanding the Need for USB Flash Disk
Type of USB
Downloading Attendance Logs
Downloading User Data
Uploading User Data from USB to Terminal
Uploading User Photo
Uploading Pictures to the Terminal
Chapter 8: Keyboard
25
Shortcut Keys in Short
Configuring Shortcut Keys
Chapter 9: Auto Test
25-26
Who should do the Auto Test?
Is the Screen OK?
Checking the Voice Message/Instruction
Checking the Keyboard
Inspection on the Optical Scanner
Checking the Infrared Camera
Is the Time Accurate?
26 Chapter 10: Calibration
Calibrating Screen’s Sensitivity to Default Level
27 Chapter 11: Bell
Definition of Schedule Bell
Inserting Time to Trigger Schedule Bell
Determining the Ring Type of Schedule Bell
Adjusting Volume of the Bell
Repetition
State
28 Chapter 12: Access
Using Face ID as Door Access
How Long It Takes Before The Door Locks Again
Delaying Door Sensor
Choosing Door Sensor Type
Delaying Alarm
29-31 Chapter 13: Troubleshooting
“Unable to Connect” Appears
“Admin Affirm” Appears
Difficult to Read Finger
The Face ID Doesn’t Read Your Face
The LED is Blinking All The Time
“Duplicate Finger” Appears
RFID Card Doesn’t Respond
No Sound
32 Chapter 14: Other Resources
Information About FingerTec
Copyright Notice & Disclaimer
1 • GETTING STARTED
Viewing the Face ID
User Manual in the Internet
The Face ID User Manual is available in the package when
you purchased the FingerTec® Face ID. The User Manual is
also available online at fingertec.com and
com
. Choose the language that you prefer for your User
Manual.
user.fingertec.
Cat 5 Cable
Connec t the CAT5 to Face ID and
another end for LAN connection.
A Packet of Bolts
Use the bolts to mount the back
plate of Face ID on the wall.
Face ID Included Accessories
Do not abuse the fingerprint sensor by scratching the surface, contacting the sensor’s surface with heat, pressing
hard during placement of fingerprint for verification. Clean
the sensor occasionally with micofiber cloth to maintain
the performance of the sensor.
DC 12V Power Adapter
Connec t the power adapter to Face
ID and plug it into a standard power
outlet to charge Face ID.
Connection Wires
Connec t the wires to door lock,
doorbell, RS232 and RS485, if
required.
Stylus
For easy navigation on touch screen
LCD panel.
Screwdriver
T10 screwdriver to open the back
plate of Face ID for installation.
USB Extension
Connec t one end of the USB exten-
sion to Face ID and another to a USB
flash disk to download/upload data
from/to Face ID.
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Measurement Tape
Measuring installation height to
achieve optimum performance
for Face ID.
RFID Cards (5 pcs)
FingerTec provides extra cards
for RFID (5pcs) and for Mifare
Card, every package comes with
only 1 sample card.
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Face ID Included Printed Materials
• FingerTec Comprehensive DVD
• Quick Start Guide
• Pamphlet
• User Enrollment Template Form
• Warranty Card
INSTALLATION TIPS:
Best installation location of
Face ID 2 must be
1 - Avoid from direct or indirect
sunlight.
2 - 2 meters away from light
source i.e. ceiling flourocent
light
3 - Suggested 1.2m from the
ground level (measure from
ground to the face capturing
camera)
Activating Face ID
Every FingerTec access control model comes bundled with a
unique license key. To start using the terminal with Ingress,
you must connect the terminal to Ingress and perform online
activation. Ingress reads the serial number of your terminal
and sends it for verification at the FingerTec server via Internet.
In case you do not have an Internet connection, you would
need to do offline activation. Please send the serial number
and models of your terminals to your local resellers or
port@fingertec.com
tion key.
to request for a product key and activa-
sup-
Registering Face ID
Make sure that you register your Face ID’s warranty with us
at
fingertec.com/ver2/english/e_main.html#.
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2 • BASICS
Introduction to Face ID
Introducing Face ID 2, the latest biometrics product, face
recognition technology product combined with fingerprint technology. Face ID 2 can identify an identity in
split seconds without any contact or hassle. Face ID 2
only requires user to look at the macine to get verification.
Face ID 2 is loaded with powerful microprocessor that
can process dual biometrics authentication methods for
accurate personal identifications and for collection of
precise data for time attendance and door access. In addition, the Face ID 2 terminal accepts card verification as
an added security measure.
If you are looking for contactless, hassle free biometrics
product, choose Face ID 2. With one look you are good
to go!
Face ID Overview
Date
Menu
Time
Shortcut keys
Infrared lights
Power On / Off
Day
10/01/01 Friday
MENU
Switch to Fingerprint Mode (F6)
09:00
/00
Check-In
F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6
Twin face cameras
UBS port
Mode of verication
1:1/1:N
Speaker
Verication method
LED light indicator
Card induction area
Fingerprint scanner
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Item What Is It For
Touch Screen Panel Touch this screen to access into Face ID sys-
hortcut Keys Customize the function keys for easy access
S
nfrared Lights Enhance facial image in poorly lighted areas.
I
Twin Face Camera Capture face images in few directions.
Fingerprint Scanner Use to scan finger for confirmation of iden-
C
ard Induction Area Read the card information based on the card
ED Light Indicator Indicate the status of reader. Green indicates
L
Speaker E
USB Port Connect the USB extension provided here to
tem and do configuration.
to certain functions.
tity.
system of Face ID.
Face ID is on standby or verification is successful. Red indicates problem or verification
is fail.
mit instructions from Face ID
download/upload data from/to Face ID
Main Menu
Enroll, edit, delete and insert user information
from User icon. Face ID 2 allows storage of 700
User
Connection
System
Data
face images and 3000 fingerprint templates.
Setup Face ID 2 communication with computer
t
hrough LAN, RS232 and RS485. Set communica-
tion with a computer for a secure data transfer.
Configure the settings of Face ID from general
to display setting to face and fingerprint. Attendance settings and update settings are also
done here.
Check user attendance and transaction logs that
are available in Face ID and perform housekeeping of the machine.
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USB
Power On/O Button
Transfer data to and from Face ID 2 using a
USB flash disk.
Keyboard
Auto Test
Calibration
Bell
ccess
A
Define shortcut function keys according to
your company’s preferences.
Run tests to Face ID to diagnose the terminal
on various aspects.
Calibrate touch screen LCD panel of Face ID
for sustained performance.
Setup siren schedule bell and time interval between rings.
Configure door access settings in Face ID.
Use the power on/off button to turn Face ID on or off. You
can disable the button to avoid accidental shut off of Face
D. Refer to page 18, Chapter 5: System- Power Key for de-
I
tails.
Touch Keypad
Press 1:1/1:N to view the touch keypad. You can insert inputs to the Face ID through the touch keypad. It contains
n
umbers from 0-9, verification mode, fingerprint verifica-
tion, key and user.
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Keyboard
Use the onscreen QWERTY keyboard to type in alphabet
and number inputs into Face ID.
Battery
Face ID operates using power supply from a standard power
outlet.
Internal battery
The internal battery is provided as a separate accessory and
it can last up to 5 hours.
Mini UPS
Mini UPS 12V can also be used to provide power supply to
Face ID.
Type Upper Case
Tap the arrow pointing up on the left corner of the keyboard to change the lowercase to uppercase.
Type Number
Tap the 123 key to change the keyboard to display numbers.
Return
Tap on Enter button to return
Delete
Tap the arrow pointing left on the right corner of the keyboard to delete your input
Done
Tap X on the keyboard top right corner when you are done
using the onscreen keyboard.
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Refer to
accessories.
accessory.fingertec.com for more information about
Date/Time
Face ID displays date and time at the home screen. Choose
date and time format based on your preference. Press Menu
> System > Date/Time > Select value > Save.
Voice Control
Voice Control lets you control the level of volume emitted by
Face ID.
Turn On/Off
Face ID lets you to turn on/off the voice based on your preference. Press Menu > System > General > Voice Prompts >
On/Off >Save.
Adjust Volume
Default volume of Face ID voice is 60. The volume can go as
high as 100 and as low as 0. To sustain the performance of
s
peaker in Face ID, it’s recommended to stay at range 60-
70. To adjust the volum
Volume 1:100 > Set your number > Save.
e Press Menu > System > General >
Security Features
Security features help protect the information from Face ID
from being accessed by others.
Admin Affirm
Register an administrator to the system by enrolling face,
fingerprint or password to a user ID. Press Menu > User >
Add > Privilege: Administrator > Choose enrollment method > Save. After enrolling an administrator, main menu can
only be accessed by administrator.
Disable On/Off Button
To avoid accidental shut down of Face ID, the system allows
you to disable the On/Off button. Disabling of the On/Off
button will disallow unauthorized personnel to switch off
Face ID. Press Menu > System > General > Power Key > Disable > Save.
Tamper Switch
Face ID comes with a tamper switch located at the rear
of Face ID. During installation, the tamper switch is compressed against the back plate. Any attempt to dismantle
Face ID will trigger the alarm inside Face ID and displays
“System Broken” on the panel.
Cleaning Face ID
To clean Face ID, please turn off Face ID and unplug all the
cables.
Clean Touch Panel
Use a dry cloth to clean Face ID. Do not use any liquids,
household cleaners, aerosol spray, solvents, alcohol, ammonia and abrasive solutions to clean the touch screen panel
of the Face ID because it could damage the panel.
Clean Fingerprint Scanner
Clean the fingerprint scanner with microfiber cloth.
Restarting and Resetting Face ID
If something isn’t working right, try restarting or resetting
Face ID
Restart Face ID
Push the On/Off button Face ID to restart Face ID. If you
can’t restart Face ID, or if the problem persists, you need
to reset.
Reset Face ID
Go to Menu, press Data icon and click on Restore to Factory
Settings. Press Yes to confirm. Resetting of Face ID will cause
all your settings to return to the original factory settings.
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