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I-View FAC – 500 User Manual

FAC – 500 FingerKey
Fingerprint Access Controller User Manual
Version: V1.1
Doc No.: 20061204
Table of Contents
1.1 Unpacking .................................................................................. 8
1.2 FingerKey Overview ................................................................... 8
1.3 Function and Feature ................................................................. 11
2.1 Product Application: .................................................................. 13
2.2. FingerKey Hardware Installation: ............................................... 14
2.2.1. Power Supply Connection................................................ 14
2.2.2. Door Lock Connection.................................................... 15
2.2.3. Connect with Out-door Switch, Door Magnetism, Doorbell and
Warner
2.2.4. Connecting with Controller .............................................. 21
2.2.5. RS232 and Ethernet Connection ....................................... 22
2.2.6. RS485 Connection ......................................................... 23
2.2.7. Set up FingerKey System IP Address................................. 23
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2.3. Detecting FingerKey Device (EzFingerKey Software Setting) ...... 25
2.3.1. EzFingerKey Login Password Setting ................................ 25
2.3.2. Setting Up the Fingerprint Device ..................................... 27
3.1. Properly Place The Finger .......................................................... 30
3.2. Enrolling The First Administrator............................................... 31
3.3. Enrolling A User ....................................................................... 37
4.1. FingerKey Menu Overview ........................................................ 43
4.2. User Manage............................................................................. 46
4.2.1. Enroll User ................................................................... 46
4.2.1.1. Enroll FP .................................................................... 46
4.2.1.2. Enroll Pwd .................................................................. 48
4.2.1.3. Enroll FP & Pwd ........................................................... 51
4.2.2. Enroll Admin ................................................................ 55
4.2.2.1. Enroll FP .................................................................... 55
4.2.2.2. Enroll Pwd .................................................................. 57
4.2.2.3. Enroll FP & Pwd ........................................................... 61
4.2.3. Delete.......................................................................... 65
4.3. Options 66
4.3.1. System Opt (System Option)............................................ 66
4.3.1.1 Date Time......................................................................... 66
4.3.1.2 Language .................................................................... 67
4.3.1.3 Fmt (Display Format)...................................................... 68
4.3.1.4 Adv Option (System Advanced Option)................................. 69
4.3.2. Power Mng (Power Manager)........................................... 70
4.3.3. Comm Opt (Communication Options)................................ 71
4.3.4. Log Opt (Log Options).................................................... 72
4.3.5. Access Options.............................................................. 73
4.3.5.1. Define TP.................................................................... 73
4.3.5.9. Auto Test .................................................................... 83
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4.4. Sys Info 84
5.1. Login and Password Setting ....................................................... 85
5.2. Fingerprint Device Setting ......................................................... 87
5.3. Group 89
5.4. User Management...................................................................... 90
5.5. Time Zone ................................................................................ 92
5.6. Backup Data ............................................................................. 93
6.1. Setup I/O Port ........................................................................... 94
6.2. View Log.................................................................................. 97
6.3. POS Playback – EzPosPlayback ................................................. 98
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About this guide
Conventions used in this guide
To make sure that you perform certain tasks properly, take note of the following symbols used
throughout this manual.
WARNING: Information to prevent injury to yourself when trying to complete a task.
CAUTION: Information to prevent damage to the components when trying to complete a
task.
IMPORTANT: Information that you must follow to complete a task.
NOTE: Tips and additional information to aid in completing a task.
License Agreement
Notice to end-user: please read the following legal agreement carefully. Use of the FAC-500
FingerKey or any of the software provided with this agreement constitutes your acceptance of
these terms. If you do not agree with the terms of this agreement, PROMPTLY RETURN the
FAC-500 FingerKey system, Witness pro, EzFingerKey software any related software and the
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included items (including the FAC-500 FingerKey access controller system, written materials and
containers) to the location where you purchased them for a full refund.
1. License Grant. I-View grants to you (either as an individual or an entity) a personal,
nonexclusive, nontransferable license to use one copy of the executable code of the I-View's
FAC-500 FingerKey, Witness Pro and EzFingerKey software on a single CPU residing on your
premises. The term of this Agreement will be for the duration of I-View’s copyright in the
FAC-500 FingerKey, Witness Pro and EzFingerKey software. You may assign your rights under
this Agreement to a third party who agrees in writing to be bound by this Agreement prior to the
assignment, and provided that you transfer all copies of the FAC-500 FingerKey, Witness Pro and
EzFingerKey software related documentation to the third party or destroy any copies not
transferred. Except as set forth above, you may not assign your rights under this Agreement, nor
shall you rent, lease, sell, sublicense or otherwise transfer the FAC-500 FingerKey, Witness Pro
and EzFingerKey software.
2. Reverse Engineering. You may not reverse engineer, decompile or otherwise disassemble the
FAC-500 FingerKey, Witness Pro and EzFingerKey software except to the extent that
applicable law expressly prohibits this restriction.
3. Copyright. Title and full ownership rights to the I-View's EzFingerKey software, Witness Pro
will remain the exclusive property of I-View or its suppliers, and you will not acquire any
rights to the I-View's Witness Pro and EzFingerKey software except as expressly set forth
above.
4. Maintenance. I-View is not obligated to provide maintenance or updates to you for the
Witness system and transport to Witness Pro and EzFingerKey software. However, any
maintenance or updates by I-View shall be covered by the Agreement.
5. Disclaimer of Warranty. I-View warrants that the FAC-500 FingerKey system, the Witness
Pro and EzFingerKey software related software will perform substantially in accordance with
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the accompanying documentation and that CD-ROM diskettes are free from any defects for a
period of 90 days from the date of purchase (limited warranty). Except for the foregoing
limited warranty, I-View expressly disclaims any and all other warranties, whether express or
implied, including without limitation, the implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a
particular purpose, and non-infringement of third party rights. If law does not permit such
disclaimer of any implied warranty, the duration of any such implied warranties is limited to
90 days from the date of purchase. Some countries do not allow the disclaimer of implied
warranties, limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, or the exclusion or limitation of
incidental or consequential damages, so such limitation as or exclusions may not apply to you.
This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights, which vary,
from state to state.
6. Customer Remedies. In the event the Witness system or related software does not meet or
conform to the Limited Warranty, I-View’s entire liability and your sole and exclusive remedy
shall be, at I-View's option, either to (a) correct the error, (b) help you work around or avoid
the error or (c) authorize a refund so long as the Witness system documentation and CD-ROM
diskettes are returned to I-View with a copy of your receipt. This Limited Warranty is void if
failure of the Witness system has resulted from accident, abuse, or application. Any
replacement Witness system will be warranted for the remainder of the original warranty
period.
7. No Liability for Consequential Damages. In no event shall its suppliers be liable to you for
any incidental, indirect, special or consequential damages of any kind rising out of or related
to this agreement or use or inability to use the related software, even if I-View has been
advised of the possibility of such damages.
8. Export. You acknowledge that the laws and regulations of the Taiwan R.O.C. restrict the
export and re-export of commodities and technical data of Taiwan R.O.C. origin. You may not
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download or otherwise export or re-export the Witness system or related software or any
underlying information or technology except in full compliance with all United States and
other applicable laws and regulations. You agree to indemnify and hold I-View harmless from
and against any and all liability arising from or relating to your breach of this Manual.
9. Governing Law; attorneys' fees. The laws of the Taiwan R.O.C will govern this agreement.
Without regard to conflict of law principles. The R.O.C. Convention on Contracts for the
International Sale of Goods is specifically disclaimed. The prevailing party shall be entitled to
recover its reasonable attorneys' fees in the event of a dispute arising out of or relating to this
Agreement.
10. Entire Agreement. This is the entire agreement between you and I-View with respect to the use
of the Witness Pro and EzFingerKey software, which supersedes any prior agreement, whether
written, or oral, and all other communications between the parties relating to the subject matter
of this Agreement. Should you have any questions concerning this Agreement, please contact
I-View directly at one of the numbers or addresses listed at the beginning of this manual.
Certifications and Approvers
The FAC-500 FingerKey has been tested and evaluated for compliance with all applicable
international standards and shall have the following approvals: FCC, CE. These approvals
shall be printed on the labeling located on the rear panel of the FAC-500 FingerKey.
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Chapter 1 Product Overview
1.1 Unpacking
1). One screwdriver
2). One FingerKey Access Control Machine
3). One CD (FingerKey software)
4). One FingerKey Manual
1.2 FingerKey Overview
FingerKey is an easy use but high secure terminal unit, fingerprint access control. FingerKey
Access controller series use the POE design, with the professional static electricity
prevention and anti-jamming design, all of the input or output interface are protected from
over-voltage and frequency, it has the function of dismantle alarm and professional alarm, as
well as the voltage and watchdog inspection, outstanding quality; also supports Mifare Card
or ID Card (Optional), support professional access control functions, most suitable for
controlling and administrating the large entrances and exits; The web server management
can be controlled by normal internet browse, operation and inquire form, there is no need to
use the specific program, simply realize remote information browse and management.
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1). FingerKey:
122X32 LCD Display
Optical Fingerprint Sensor
Menu key: To open the main menu.
Confirm key: To confirm the present operation.
Cancel key: To cancel the present operation.
Power key: To control the power on and off. Press and hold for 3 seconds to
showdown the power.
Door bell key: To ring the door bell.
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Scrolling up key: To scroll the menu up.
Scrolling down key: To scroll the menu down.
2). FingerKey Program (From the CD):
Display Window
Fingerprint Device: To detect and set up FingerKey device.
Group: To add group name for management.
User Manage: To confirm and manage user data.
Time Zone: To schedule users’ access time.
Backup Data: To Delete, Backup or Restore data from a connected FingerKey
device.
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Exit button: To exit FingerKey program.
Login button: To login FingerKey program for operation.
1.3 Function and Feature
Text Overlay on Video: The text of Access controller can be superimposed on screen by
means of video clips and projects remote live video. The text can be displayed at different
sites by way of pre-setting and the font and color settings are individually adjustable.
Entry Record Search: Access the “Fingerprint” text records under View Log to search for
all the entry lists within specific time frames. Click on the relevant entry list of
“Fingerprint” text records, and the video will playback the selected time record of this entry
text in conjunction with the video clip.
General Search: Enter key words to search a field filter that will display the results in a
newly created View Log. Click on the newly created entry list and the video clip will be
playback automatically.
Save Cabling Costs: The entry text data and trigger signal of FingerKey can be transmitted
to the DVR via exist LAN (TCP/IP), thus bringing about a saving in cabling costs.
Integrate multi access controller: One DVR allows the connection of a maximum of 16
FingerKey access controllers via TCP/IP connectivity.
Trigger recording: The DVR system will start the video recording in the event when the
FingerKey system is being triggered, and it will be recorded in the View log.
e-Map: An e-map is a graphical overview of a site, indicating the locations of the cameras,
sensors and Fingerprint controller.
Real-time Notification: Pop up video, message and also flash icon on e-Map when Access
controller is triggered during normal or abnormal condition.
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Recording: Audio and video recordings can be activated automatically when access starts.
Surge Protection: Each video input builds in a 25KV surge protector to avoid the damage
of DVR from video-in voltage surges of nearby electrostatic strikes.
Web Browser/I.E.: Search & playback of archiving and/or downloading options via Web
Browser/I.E. can be remotely activated from anywhere, as also the monitoring of the video
and audio clips of the DVR.
Intelligent Search: Allow for narrowing the specific regions search of the recorded video.
The searching engine is able to search for video that has been changed only at that spot, so
the video that is retrieved will show exactly when the object disappeared.
Dynamic IP Solution: With no static IP, there is no problem. With our optional “ID
Codes” we connect them for you.
Remote Online Support: With our software, users can access the DVR remotely to change
local settings/configurations if and when necessary, without the need for a site visit.
POE-400PT Support (Option): 4 ports POE (Power Over Ethernet) transmitter.
POE-100PR Support (Option): DC 12V/1.5A POE (Power Over Ether) receiver.
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Chapter 2 Hardware Installation and Software Setting
2.1 Product Application:
◎ SMB Entry Door ◎ Warehouse ◎ Airport
◎ Accounting department ◎ R & D Department ◎ Hospital
◎ Manager Office ◎ Military ◎ School
◎ Government
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2.2. FingerKey Hardware Installation:
2.2.1. Power Supply Connection
FingerKey supports 9-15V DC power supply as input, and can work immediately through the
direct connection between GND and ＋12V . If lock-control uses the individual power supply,
the current of FingerKey power supply adapter applies matching current of 500mA or over; if
lock-control uses the same power supply with FingerKey, the nominal output current of the
power adapter will exceed the working current by over 1000mA
9—15V
Power supply adapter +
GND GND
+12V Power RS232 RXD
Lock COM RS232 TXD
Lock NO GND
Lock NC RS485 A
GND RS485 B
Alarm＋
Alarm— DATA0
Button DATA1
GND +5V Output
Bell＋
Bell— GND
GND
Door Sensor
.
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2.2.2. Door Lock Connection
FingerKey can support normal-open and normal-closed door lock simultaneously, as long as it
is connected with the different terminals respectively. Usually, Lock No terminal disconnects
with COM terminal, and they connect when FingerKey outputs the unlocking signal and
recover to disconnection when the signal ends. The connection and disconnection between
Lock NC terminal and COM terminal is opposite to above situation, they connect usually and
disconnect when the unlocking signal is output.
Due to the existence of varied electric-control door locks, the correct connection method must
be confirmed in accordance with the door lock specification: Lock NO terminal should be
used for the locks, which unlock when the power is on and lock when power is off; otherwise,
the Lock NC terminal should be used.
Take the electric-control lock, which locks usually when power is off, for example herein, to
show the connection method between FingerKey and locks. Use Lock NC terminal when
FingerKey is connected with the lock, which locks usually when power is on.
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1). Connecting method for power supply adapter serving for both FingerKey
and door lock contemporarily.
1. Matching voltage of lock must be 9 to 5V
2. Matching voltage of adapter must be accordant with that of lock.
3. Matching output current of adapter must exceed the working current by over 1000mA.
Power supply adapter -
12V +
+
Lock
GND GND
+12V Power RS232 RXD
Lock COM RS232 TXD
Lock NO GND
Lock NC RS485 A
GND RS485 B
Alarm＋
Alarm— DATA0
Button DATA1
GND +5V Output
Bell＋
Bell— GND
GND
Door Sensor
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2). Connecting method for power supply adapter serving for both FingerKey
and door lock contemporarily.
1). Matching voltage of lock is 12V or less
2). Matching voltage of lock’s power supply adapter must be accordant with the lock, and the output current must exceed the working current of the lock.
3). 3Working current of the lock must less than 3000mA.
Power supply adapter -
12V +
Power supply adapter -
12V +
+
Lock
GND GND
+12V Power RS232 RXD
Lock COM RS232 TXD
Lock NO GND
Lock NC RS485 A
GND RS485 B
Alarm＋
Alarm— DATA0
Button DATA1
GND +5V Output
Bell＋
Bell— GND
GND
Door Sensor
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4). High current control of FingerKey and locks connection
1). Matching voltage of lock’s power supply adapter must be accordant with
that of lock, and the output current must exceed the working current of the lock.
2). Matching voltage and current of relay must exceed those of the lock.
Power supply adapter -
GND GND
Lock Power -
+
Lock
12V +
Limit Current Resista
+12V Power RS232 RXD
Lock COM RS232 TXD
Lock NO GND
Lock NC RS485 A
GND RS485 B
Alarm＋
Alarm— DATA0
Button DATA1
GND +5V Output
Bell＋
Bell— GND
GND
Door Sensor
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2.2.3. Connect with Out-door Switch, Door Magnetism, Doorbell and Warner
Door switch is installed in the room, and you can open the door when the out-door
switch is closed. The door magnetism is used to induce the opening and closing state
of the door, and FingerKey can detect the state when the door is opened illegally and
hence output the alarming signal. Furthermore, FingerKey will also output the alert
signal if the door is not closed well within the specified time.
Alarming output of FingerKey is a switch signal, and can be connected in series into
the power loop of Warner. Of course it can be used as the trigger signal of advanced
alarming/monitoring system.
Doorbell terminal of FingerKey is connected directly with the doorbell button of
panel, so what you need to do is to connect the existing doorbell switch to these two
terminals.
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S485 B
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Doorbel
Door magnetism switc
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2.2.4. Connecting with Controller
FingerKey offers the standard Wiegand26 output, and can be connected with most
existing Access Controller as connection with an IC card reading head or password
keyboard.
GND GND
+12V Power RS232 RXD
Lock COM RS232 TXD
Lock NO GND
Lock NC RS485 A
GND RS485 B
Alarm＋
Alarm— DATA0
Button DATA1
GND +5V Output
Bell＋
Bell— GND
GND
Door Sensor
Access
Controller
GND
DATA0
DATA1
+12V
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2.2.5. RS232 and Ethernet Connection
GND GND
+12V Power RS232 RXD
Lock COM RS232 TXD
Lock NO GND
Lock NC RS485 A
GND RS485 B
Alarm＋
Alarm— DATA0
Button DATA1
GND +5V Output
Bell＋
Bell— GND
GND
Door Sensor
NIC
1CD
2 RXD
3 TXD
4DTR
5 GND
6DSR
7RTS
8CTS
9RI
FingerKey can connect with PC through RS232 or Ethernet
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2.2.6. RS485 Connection
GND GND
+12V Power RS232 RXD
Lock COM RS232 TXD
Lock NO GND
Lock NC RS485 A
GND RS485 B
Alarm＋
Alarm— DATA0
Button DATA1
GND +5V Output
Bell＋
Bell— GND
GND
Door Sensor
2.2.7. Set up FingerKey System IP Address
User needs to set up different IP addresses in each different location of FingerKey
systems, therefore user can use only one computer to manage all connected FingerKey
GND A B
FingerKey is connected with
RS485 network
device by EzFingerKey PC program (FingerKey software from CD). To set the
FingerKey system IP address, please follow the steps bellow:
Step1: Please press button to enter the FingerKey menu system.
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Step2: Please enter the menu path:
Option Comm Opt IP Addr
Finger 2.1.7 – 1: IP Address
NOTE: The first three digits of IP address are constant (Please do not change
192.168.1 these three digits or the EzFingerKey can not detect the device).
Step3: Please use buttons to select the fourth digit and use 0~9 number
buttons to type in the IP address.
Finger 2.1.7 – 2: The Forth Digit of the IP Address
NOTE: The range of fourth digit IP address is 1 to 253. For example: User can type IP
address as 192.168.1.201.
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Please use number (0~9) buttons to
type the forth digit of IP address,
the range of the forth digit IP
address will be 1to 253.
2.3. Detecting FingerKey Device (EzFingerKey Software Setting)
After all FingerKey devices have been installed and connected, user needs to set up
the EzFingerKey PC program and detect all connected FingerKey devices to manage
the whole system.
2.3.1. EzFingerKey Login Password Setting
Default setting of login name and password are null; therefore user can simply press
the “OK” button to access the system. However, for better secure management
consideration, we suggest administrator to set the login name and password. Please
follow the introduction below to complete the system login password setting.
Step1: Please double click the “EzFingerKey.exe” ( ) file from the PC to open
the program.
Step2: Please click the “Login” ( ) button to open the “Login/Logout”
dialog.
Finger 2.3.1 – 1: Login/Logout dialog
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Step3: Please click the “Change Password” button to open the “Setup Password”
dialog.
Finger 2.3.1 – 2: Setup Password Dialog
Step4: Simply type the user name and password in each section and click the “OK”
button to complete the password setting.
Confirm the Password
Finger 2.3.1.- 3: Example of password setting
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Step5: After the login password has been set, user can simply type the user name and
password to login the system.
Finger 2.3.1 – 4: Login dialog
2.3.2. Setting Up the Fingerprint Device
User needs to set up the Fingerprint Device section to detect all connected FingerKey
devices before use the whole security management system. Please follow the
introduction below to complete the Fingerprint Device setting.
Step1: Please click the “Fingerprint Device” ( ) button to open the “Setup
Fingerprint Device” dialog.
Finger 2.3.2 – 1: FingerKey device dialog
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Step2: Please type a connected FingerKey device’s information in each column and
press “Add” button to add device in this management system.
Information of each connected
FingerKey devices which has
been set.
Finger 2.3.2 – 2: Fill out connected FingerKey device information
Section Description:
Fingerprint NO. : A number for each connected FingerKey device
Location: The connected FingerKey device location
IP Address: The connected FingerKey device’s IP address. The IP Address
need to be same as connected FingerKey device’s IP address. To check or set
up FingerKey device’s IP address, please refer to the section 2.2.7
FingerKey System IP Address on page 23.
In/Out: A mention of setting FingerKey for people entering of going out.
Machine No.: The FingerKey device’s machine number.
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Set up
Function Keys
To exit this section.
To add FingerKey device in this section.
To remove a FingerKey device from this management system.
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