Techsphere VP IIX User Manual
VP-II X
Hand Vascular Pattern Recognition System
The Second
Generation
Installation guide
Ver 1.0
VP-II X Hand Vascular Pattern Recognition System
Installation Guide
Copyright © Techsphere Co., Ltd.
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Techsphere Co., Ltd. makes no warranty for the use of its products, assumes no responsibility for any errors that may appear in this document, and makes no commitment to update the information contained in this document. Techsphere Co., Ltd. reserves the right to change or discontinue this product at any time.
Preface: Read this section before starting.
Thank you for choosing Techsphere VP-II, Hand Vascular Pattern Recognition System. This installation guide describes how to install and setup the VP-II X accordingly and it is strongly recommended that you read this guide in its entirety before installing the VP-II X.
It is also recommended that a trained technician perform the installation. Please contact your local Techsphere sales representative for an installation visit. Only a Techsphere technical specialist or local sales representative should access the components of a VP-II system in order to perform repairs or expand the system.
The VP-II X provides various external interfaces. A Wiegand interface is provided in order for the system to be connected to an external card system, and the connection to the external system or network can be made using the RS-232 interface.
Also, operating the VP-II X with the VP-II NetControl-X application in the host PC will make the system even more useful.
To add or extend the configuration of installed products or need repairs and maintenance, please contact installer or product supplier for help from professional technician. For more information or technical support, or other service, please contact your local Techsphere sales representative or Techsphere customer support (customerservice@tech-sphere.com).
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Table of Contents
PREFACE: READ THIS SECTION BEFORE STARTING.............................. |
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CHAPTER 1 BEFORE INSTALLING THE VP-II X.................................... |
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INSTALLATION ENVIRONMENT........................................................ |
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REQUIRED CABLES ............................................................................... |
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INCLUDED ITEMS .................................................................................. |
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VP-II X SPECIFICATION........................................................................ |
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VP-II X RADIO SPECIFICATION ......................................................... |
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CHAPTER 2 INSTALLING THE VP-II X ................................................... |
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BASIC INSTALLATION OF THE VP-II X .......................................... |
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VP-II X INSTALLATION....................................................................... |
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FRONT VIEW.......................................................................................... |
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EXTERNAL CONNECTION ................................................................. |
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CHAPTER 3 CONNECTING VP-II X.......................................................... |
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VP-II X PORT CONFIGURATION....................................................... |
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POWER INPUT PORT ........................................................................... |
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RS-232 PORT A AND PORT B............................................................... |
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WIEGAND INPUT AND OUTPUT PORT............................................ |
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AUX INPUT AND OUTPUT PORT....................................................... |
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INTERNAL USB PORT .......................................................................... |
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SERVER CONNECTION PORT ........................................................... |
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EXTERNAL USB PORT......................................................................... |
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CHAPTER 4 VP-II X CONNECTION AND CABLING............................. |
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VP-II X POWER CONNECTION ......................................................... |
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RS-232 PORT CONFIGURATION OF VP-II X ................................... |
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WIEGAND INPUT CONNECTION...................................................... |
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WIEGAND OUTPUT CONNECTION.................................................. |
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AUX OUTPUT CONNECTION............................................................. |
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CABLING BETWEEN VP-II X AND SERVER ................................... |
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CHECKING AFTER INSTALLATION................................. |
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VP-II X WIEGAND INPUT/OUTPUT .................................. |
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FORMAT OF WIEGAND DATA ........................................................... |
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WAVE FORM OF WIEGAND SIGNAL................................................ |
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EXAMPLE OF WIEGAND INPUT/OUTPUT DATA FORMAT........ |
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6.4ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTIC OF WIEGAND
INPUT/OUTPUT SIGNAL ................................................................................. |
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6.5WIEGAND INPUT/OUTPUT CABLE AND COMMUNICATION
DISTANCE ........................................................................................................... |
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CHAPTER 7 |
SAFE USE AND HANDLING ................................................ |
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CHAPTER 8 |
SERVICE CONTACT INFORMATION ............................... |
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Customer Service ........................................................................................... |
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E-mail............................................................................................................. |
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Web Page ....................................................................................................... |
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Chapter 1 Before installing the VP-II X
1.1 Installation environment
The VP-II X should be installed indoors and it is strongly recommended that no cabling be left exposed when installation is complete. If concealment of all cables is not possible, the purchaser of the VP-II system should be informed of this fact before installation proceeds. Power should be applied only after finishing all necessary connections. Do not perform any disconnection or connection during the power is applied to the system. Input power for VP-II X is AC 100V-250V at 50/60Hz.
The contents of this guide are subject to change in order to reflect improvements in product performance. Please leave all setting adjustments to an installer or technician.
CAUTION
RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED BY AN INCORRECT TYPE. DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES ACCORDING TO THE INSTRUCTIONS
1.2 Required cables
The types and thickness of cables used in VP-II S installation should conform to the specifications in the following table. Failure to use cables that meet these specifications may result in poor system performance. In this guide, RS-232 cable connections are depicted as dotted lines, and UTP cable connections are depicted as two lines.
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1.3 Included items
Before installing the system, verify that all of the items pictured below are included in your VP-II X package. If any part should be missing, contact your sales representative for a replacement.
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Five anchors |
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1.4 VP-II X specification
The specifications of VP-II X are as follows: If you have any questions about our product, please contact Techsphere or a local representative.
Power voltage
Power consumption
Host PC interface
Wiegand input
Wiegand output
External system interface
Server interface
Other interface
Operating temperature
Operating humidity
Number of users Application(Optional)
SDK (Optional)
AC 100 ~ 250V, 50Hz/60Hz
18[W] ( DC 12[V], 1.5[A] )
RS-232
Wiegand 26bits
Wiegand 26bits, Wiegand 37bits
RS-232
Ethernet
External LED signal output
-5 ~ 50°C
10% ~ 90%
Depends on the specification of external system
VP-II NetControl-X (Windows 98/2000/XP)
VP-II SDK(Windows 98/2000/XP)
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1.5 VP-II X Radio specification
The radio specifications of VP-II X are as follows.
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13.5597MHz |
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Receiver frequency |
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13.5597MHz |
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Keying type1 |
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Oscillation type1 |
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X-Tal |
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Half Duplex |
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Pattern Loop Ant |
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Chapter 2 Installing the VP-II X
2.1 Basic installation of the VP-II X
The VP-II X must be installed in a place where it will not be exposed to direct sunlight. Moreover, reflected sunlight may interfere with the functioning of the system, as will high humidity, rain and excessive dust. Install the VP-II X away from such elements.
Do not install the VP-II X where the floor is inclined. Install the VPII X at a height of 1,010-1,045mm from the floor and 100mm from the doorframe. If there is a nearby wall perpendicular to the door, the VP-II S should be at least 200mm away from the wall.
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Put the bracket on the place for installing the VP-II S and make a hole after checking the hole location for cabling. Fix the bracket on the wall using the bracket screws.
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Power must be applied only after finishing all connections. Do not perform any disconnection or connection after power is applied.
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Screw type: 4Φ×30mm
Hole location for cabling
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