Suprema BEPHTC User Manual

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IP based Fingerprint Access Control

Installation Guide

(ver 1.0)

www.supremainc.com

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Contents

Safety precautions 3

Basics of fingerprint recognition 5

How to place a finger 6

Product Contents 8

Front Side 10

Bottom and Back Side 11

Product Dimension 12

Cables and Connectors 13

Installation of Wall-mount Bracket 14

Power Connection 15

Ethernet Connection 16

RS485 Connection 18

Relay Connection 20

Digital Input Connection 23

Wiegand Output 25

Installation Reference 26

Electrical Specification 29

Troubleshooting 30

Device cleaning 31

FCC Rules 32

Caution 33

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Safety precautions

place subject to direct sun light,

oduct. Magnetic objects such as

n The list below is to keep user’s safety and prevent any loss. Please read carefully before

use.

Do not install the device in a

humidity, dust or soot.

Be careful not to let liquid like water, drinks or chemicals leak inside the device.

Do not place a magnet near the pr

magnet, CRT, TV, monitor or spe aker may damage the device.

Clean the device often to remove dust on it.

Do not place the device next to heating equipments.

In cleaning, do not splash water on the device but wipe it out with smooth cloth or towel.

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Safety precautions

alter

the device.

n The list below is to keep user’s safety and prevent any loss. Please read carefully before

use.

Do not drop the device. Do notdamage the device. Do not disassemble, repair or

Do not let children touch the devicewithout supervision.

Do not use the device for any other purpose than specified.

Contact your nearest dealer in case of a trouble or problem.

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Basics of fingerprint recognition

and finger recognition makes use of such originality and uniqueness of these patterns.

n What is fingerprint recognition?

l Fingerprint is an individual’s own biometric information and does not change throughout his/her life.

Fingerprint recognition is a technology that verifies or identifies an individual using such fingerprint information.

l Free from the risk of theft or loss, fingerprint recognition technology is being widely used in security

systems replacing PIN or cards.

n Process of fingerprint recognition

l Fingerprint consists of ridges and valleys. Ridge is a flow of protruding skin in a fingerprint while

valley is a hollow between two ridges. Each individual has different pattern of ridges and valleys

l Fingerprint sensor generates 2-dimentional fingerprint image using different technology. According

to the sensing technology, fingerprint sensors are classified into optical, capacitive, or thermal.

l Fingerprint template is a collection of numeric data representing the features of a fingerprint.

Fingerprint templates are saved inside the memory of BioStation and used for identification.

n Secure way to protect personal information

l To avoid privacy concern, Suprema’s fingerprint products do not save fingerprint images itself. It is

impossible to reconstruct a fingerprint image from a fingerprint template which is just numeric data of the features of a fingerprint.

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How to place a finger

Place a finger such that it completely covers the sensor area with maximum contact.

Suprema’s fingerprint products show an outstanding recognition performance regardless of the user’s fingerprint

skin condition or the way of fingerprint positioning. However, following tips are recommended to get more optimal fingerprint recognition performance.

n Select a finger to enroll

l It is recommended to use an index finger or a middle finger. l Thumb, ring or little finger is relatively more difficult to place in a correct position.

n How to place a finger on a sensor

l l Place core part of a fingerprint to the center of a sensor.

§ People tend to place upper part of a finger.

§ The core of a fingerprint is a center where the spiral of ridges is dense.

§ Usually core of fingerprint is the opposite side of the lower part of a nail.

§ Place a finger such that the bottom end of a nail is located at the center of a sensor.

l If a finger is placed as in the right picture, only a small area of a finger is captured. So it is

recommended to place a finger as shown in the left picture.

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How to place a finger

In case of low acceptance ratio, the following actions are recommended.

n Tips for different fingerprint conditions

l Suprema’s fingerprint products are designed to scan fingerprint smoothly regardless of the

conditions of a finger skin. However, in case a fingerprint is not read well on the sensor, please refer to the followings tips.

§ If a finger is stained with sweat or water, scan after wiping moisture off.

§ If a finger is covered with dust or impurities, scan after wiping them off.

§ If a finger is way too dry, place after blowing warm breath on the finger tip.

n Tips for fingerprint enrollment

l In fingerprint recognition, enrollment process is very important. When enrolling a fingerprint, please

try to place a finger correctly with care.

§ Delete the enrolled fingerprint and re-enroll the finger.

§ Enroll the same fingerprint additionally.

§ Try another finger if a finger is not easy to enroll due to scar or worn-out.

l For the case when an enrolled fingerprint cannot be used due to injury or holding a baggage, it is

recommended to enroll more than two fingers per user.

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Product Contents

n Basic Contents

Wall mounting screws – 2 ea Star-shaped screws

BioEntry Plus Wall-mounting metal bracket

Star-shaped small wrench

3 pin, 4 pin, 5 pin, 7pincables – each1 ea

Software CD

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Product Contents

n Optional accessories

Secure I/O

12V power adaptor

Plastic stand

USB fingerprint scanner

for enrollment on PC

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Front Side

n Front

LED Status per Color

l Green : Authorization Success

l Red : Authorization Fail

RF card reading part

Place an RF card over the

picture

LED

Display current status using seven different colors

Fingerprint sensing part

Place a finger on a sensor surface

l Pink : On Processing

l Flicker Blue/Sky-Blue Color per 2sec : Normal

l Flicker Red/Pink Color per 2sec : Locked

l Flicker Blue/Red Color per 2sec : Initialized

Time due to the Internal Battery Discharge

l Flicker Blue/Yellow Color per 2sec : DHCP

Fail

l Flicker Red Color per 2sec : Failed. Please

contact to your distributor or Suprema

l Flicker Yellow Color per 2sec : Waiting Input

l Flicker Yellow Color per 1sec : Receiving IP

Address from DHCP server

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Bottom and Back Side

n Bottom

n Back

Star-shaped screw hole for fixing a body to a metal bracket

3 pin connector – wiegand output

5 pin connector – power and RS485

4 pin connector – ethernet (TCP/IP)

7 pin connector – digital input and relay output

DIP switch – RS485 termination setting

(Refer to “RS485 Connection” pages for details)

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Product Dimension

160

150 135

Metal BracketFront Side

(unit : mm)

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Cables and Connectors

RX +

RED

RX +

RED

Power and RS485

TCP/IP

Wiegand output

Digital Inputs and Relay output

PIN PIN DESCRIPTION WIRE

1 POWER +12V RED 2 POWER GND BLACK

3 RS -485 GND GRAY 4 RS -485 TRX+ BLUE 5 RS -485 TRX- YELLOW

PIN PIN DESCRIPTION WIRE RJ45 PIN

1 TX + YELLOW 6 2 TX - GREEN 3

4 RX - BLACK 1

PIN PIN DESCRIPTION WIRE

1 WIEGAND DATA0 GREEN 2 WIEGAND DATA1 WHITE 3 WIEGAND GND BLACK

PIN PIN DESCRIPTION WIRE

1 SW1 INPUT YELLOW 2 SW1 GND BLACK 3 SW2 INPUT GREEN 4 SW2 GND BLACK 5 RELAY NORMAL CLOSE ORANGE 6 RELAY COMMON BLUE 7 RELAY NORMAL OPEN WHITE

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Installation of Wall-mount Bracket

n Fix wall mount bracket on a wall using wall mounting

screws

Wall mounting

screws

n Hook BioEntry Plus on the wall mount bracket

n Fix BioStation and wall mounting bracket using a star

shape screw.

Star-shaped

screw

Star-shaped

wrench

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Power Connection

n Recommended power supply

l 12V ± 10%, at least 1500mA. l Comply with standard IEC/EN 60950-1. l To share the power with other devices, use a power supply with higher current ratings.

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Ethernet Connection

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Ethernet Connection (Direct connection with PC)

n To connect BioEntry Plus with a PC directly, connect both devices with a straight CAT-5

cable. As the BioEntry Plus supports auto MDI/MDIX feature, it is not necessary to use a crossover type cable.

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RS485 Connection for Host Communication

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RS485 Connection for Secure I/O

n Max number of devices

l Maximum numbers of devices in an RS485 loop are two(2) devices (BioStation or BioEntry

Plus) and four(4) Secure I/Os

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Relay Connection – Fail safe lock

BioEntry Plus

(7) Normally Open / N.O. (White) (6) Common (Blue)

(5) Normally Closed / N.C. (Orange)

Deadbolt /

Door strike

+ -

Power supply

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Relay Connection – Fail secure lock

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Relay Connection -Automatic door

RTE Switch

Presence

Detector

BioEntry Plus

Automatic

Door

Controller

(7) Normally Open / N.O. (White) (6) Common (Blue)

(5) Normally Closed / N.C. (Orange)

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Digital Input Connection (RTE, Door sensor)

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Digital Input Connection (Alarm, Emergency sw)

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Wiegand Output

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Installation Reference 1 -Stand alone

Door Sensor

BioEntry Plus

Door Lock

LAN

Exit Button

Enroll ScannerPC

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Installation Reference 2 – Secure

Door Sensor

RS485

BioEntry Plus

Door Lock

LAN

Exit Button

Secure I/O

Enroll ScannerPC

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Installation Reference 3 – Network

Door Zone 1 (Anti passback)

RS485 RS485

BioStation BioEntry Plus BioEntry Plus Secure I/O

LAN

BioStation Secure I/O BioEntry Plus

RS485

Door Zone 2 (Anti passback)

Exit Button

PC Server

PC Client

Enroll Scanner

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Electrical Specification

Min. Typ. Max. Notes

Power

Voltage (V) 10.8 12 13.2 Use regulated DC power adaptor only

Current (mA) - 250

Switch Input

VIH(V) - TBD -

VIL(V) - TBD

Pull-up resistance (Ω) - 4.7k - The input ports are pulled up with 4.7k resistors

TTL/Wiegand Output

VOH(V) - 5 -

VOL(V) - 0.8 -

Pull-up resistance (Ω) - 4.7k -

Relay

Switching capacity (A) - -

Switching power (resistive)

Switching voltage (V) - -

- -

0.3

30W

37.5VADCAC

110 125

The outputs ports are open drain type, pulled up with 4.7k resistors internally

30V DC 125V AC

DC AC

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Troubleshooting

Check whether the time is set as lock time.

n Fingerprint can not be read well or it takes too long.

l Check whether a finger or fingerprint sensor is stained with sweat, water, or dust l Retry after wiping off finger and fingerprint sensor with dry towel. l If a fingerprint is way too dry, blow on the finger and retry.

n Fingerprint is entered but authorization keeps failing.

l Check whether the user is restricted by door zone or time zone. l Inquire of administrator whether the enrolled fingerprint has been deleted frin the device for some

reason.

n Authorized but door is not opened.

l Check whether an antipass back mode is in use. In antipass back mode, only who entered can exit.

n Device doesn’t operate though power is connected.

l Check whether a device and a bracket is well connected to each other. If not, a tamper switch is

activated and the device doesn’t work.

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Device cleaning

n Wipe out machine surface with dry towel or cloth. n In case there is dust or impurities on the sensor of the BioStation, wipe off the surface with

dry towel.

n Note that if the sensor is cleaned by detergent, benzene or thinner, surface is damaged and

fingerprint can’t be entered.

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FCC Rules

Caution

Warning

Information to User

l Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer

responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

l 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.

l This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limit of 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, user 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 guaranteee 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 try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

1. Reorient / Relocate the receiving antenna.

2. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

3. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit difference from that to which the receiver is connected.

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

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Caution

n RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED BY AN INCORRECT TYPE. n DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES ACCORDING TO THE INSTRUCTIONS.

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Suprema Inc.

16F Parkview Office Tower, Jeongja-dong, Bundang-gu,

Seongnam, Gyeonggi, 463-863 Korea

E-mail : support@supremainc.com

Website : www.supremainc.com

Functions and specifications of the product are subject to changes without notice due to quality enhancement or function update. For any inquiry on the product, please contact Suprema Inc.