Union Community T1RF User Manual

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eNBioAccess-T1 User Guide

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Version

Date

Description

Firmware Version

1.0

2016-3-30

Initial Release

2_000_0014

1.1

2016-4-08

Change Wordings and Add Notes

2_000_0015

1.2

2016-7-08

Add RS485 function

2_000_0023

1.4

2016-7-15

Change Door Open interval

2_000_0025

1.5

2016-9-12

Change Door Open interval

2_000_0026

1.6

2016-10-17

Add scope of RS485 ID

2_000_0027

<Revison History>

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High-tech Biometric

Technology

Ergonomic Design

Easy Management

Software

<Product Descriptions>

The NITGEN access control system of eNBioAccess-T1 is the optimized product by organically
combining the globally recognized core technologies of NITGEN, such as a fingerprint recognition
algorithm, optical sensors, embedded design technology, and software application technology.

This product is designed with maximum consideration for the efficiency of operation so that stand­alone terminals can be monitored and managed comprehensively and systematically from a remote
place via a network.

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<Glossaries>

 Administrator (Admin)

- The administrator can access to the terminal menu mode. He/she has the authority to

add/modify/delete terminal users and to change the operating environment by changing
settings.

- If there is no registered administrator in the terminal, anybody can access to the terminal menu

and change settings. It is recommended that more than one administrator will be
necessarily registered in the terminal.

- The administrator has the authority to change critical environmental settings of the fingerprint

reader. So, special attention is required to its registration and operation.

 1:1 Authentication

- The user fingerprint is verified after entering User ID or Card.

- Only User ID or the user fingerprint registered to the card is compared. This is called One-to-

One Authentication.

 1:N Identification

- The user is searched only by the fingerprint.

- The same fingerprint as the input fingerprint is identified among the registered fingerprints

without User ID or Card entered. This is called One-to-N Identification.

 Authentication Level

- As a level used for fingerprint authentication, it is displayed in Step 1 to 9. Authentication

cannot be allowed before the degree of match between two fingerprints is higher than the set
authorization level.

- The higher authentication level may ensure the higher security. But it requires the relatively

high concordance rate. When authenticating User ID, it high likely to deny authentication.

- 1:1 Level: Authentication level applied when 1:1 authentication

- 1:N Level: Authentication level applied when 1:n authentication

 LFD (Live Finger Detection): Fake fingerprint prevention function

- The LFD allows only actual fingerprints to be entered, except for any fake fingerprints made
of rubber, paper, film, and silicon and the like.

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Table of Contents

<Revison History> ............................................................................................................... 2

<Product Descriptions> ....................................................................................................... 3

<Glossaries> ......................................................................................................................... 4

Table of Contents ................................................................................................................. 5

1. Before Getting Started ..................................................................................................... 7

1.1. Safety Notes ..................................................................................................................................... 7

1.2. Product Details ................................................................................................................................ 8

1.3. LED signals displayed during operation ......................................................................................... 9

1.4. Buzzer guide announced during operation ..................................................................................... 9

1.5. How to register and enter correct fingerprint ................................................................................. 9

2. Product Descriptions ..................................................................................................... 11

2.1. Product Features .............................................................................................................................11

2.2. Configuration Diagram ................................................................................................................. 12

2.2.1. Standalone Use (Access) ....................................................................................................... 12

2.2.2. Connecting to the PC server (Access, T&A) .......................................................................... 12

2.3. Product Specification ................................................................ ..................................................... 13

3. Environment Setting ...................................................................................................... 14

3.1. Checkpoints before environment setting ....................................................................................... 14

3.1.1. To run iAccess Plus (Mobile App) ......................................................................................... 14

3.1.2. To enter the administrator menu ............................................................................................. 14

3.2. User Management .......................................................................................................................... 15

3.2.1. Add User ............................................................................................................................... 15

3.2.2. Delete ................................................................................................................................... 15

3.3.3. Change.................................................................................................................................. 16

3.3. Terminal Setting............................................................................................................................. 17

3.3.1. Setting via “iAccess Plus” ..................................................................................................... 17

3.3.2. To set the terminal IP via Access Manager ............................................................................. 20

4. How to Use Terminal ..................................................................................................... 23

4.1. Authentication................................................................................................................................ 23

4.1.1. Fingerprint Authentication ..................................................................................................... 23

4.1.2. Card Authentication .............................................................................................................. 23

4.1.3. Multi Authentication ............................................................................................................. 23

5. Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................. 24

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5.1. When the fingerprint authentication time is too long or fails ....................................................... 24

5.2. When the fingerprint is not entered well ....................................................................................... 24

5.3. When the RF card authentication fails ................................ .......................................................... 24

5.4. When the network is not connected ............................................................................................... 24

5.5. When the authentication is successful but the door does not open ............................................... 25

5.5. When the user is not registered ..................................................................................................... 25

5.6. When the product is unstable or does not work ............................................................................ 25

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Do not operate the terminal
with wet hands, and pay
attention not to let any liquid
such as water enter inside the
terminal.

→ Otherwise, malfunction
or electric shock may be
caused.

Keep the terminal away
from inflammables.
→ Otherwise, it may cause
a fire.

Do not disassemble, repair or
remodel the terminal at your
disposal.
→
Otherwise, it may cause
malfunction, electric shock, or
a fire.

Do not allow children to
touch the terminal
carelessly. → Otherwise, it
may cause safety accidents
of children or malfunction.

Do not install the terminal in a
place exposed to direct
sunlight.
→ Otherwise, it may cause
malfunction, deformation and
discoloration.

Do not install the terminal
in humid or dusty places.
→ Otherwise, it may cause
malfunction.

Do not clean this terminal by
sprinkling water, nor wipe it
with benzene, thinner, and
alcohol.
→ Otherwise, it may cause
electric shock or a fire.

Keep the terminal away
from magnets.
→ Otherwise, it may cause
failure and malfunction.

Keep the fingerprint input
section clean.
→ Otherwise, the fingerprint
cannot be recognized
correctly.

Do not spray insecticides or
inflammables on the
terminal.
→ Otherwise, it may cause
deformation and
discoloration.

Keep the terminal away from
shock or sharp objects.
→ Otherwise, it may damage
the terminal and result in
malfunction.

Do not install the terminal
in a place where there is a
severe change in
temperature.
→ Otherwise, it may cause
malfunction.

1. Before Getting Started

1.1. Safety Notes

 Warning

- Non-compliance of safety notes may cause death or serious injury for users.

 Cautions

- Non-compliance of safety notes may cause personal injury or property damage for users.

※ We are not responsible for any accidents and damage that may arise from non-compliance of the

information in this manual.

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Card Sensor

Fingerprint
Sensor

Status LED

1.2. Product Details

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●

Lighting

: Normal status

Flickering

: When the input of fingerprint and card user is on standby

●

Lighting

: Light up for 1 second upon successful authentication.

Flickering

: Flicker at one second interval when FW is downloaded and when an

administrator application is entered.

●

Lights-out

: Normal status

Lighting

: Light up for one second when authentication fails.

Flickering

: Flicker for one second upon the warning status (forced opening, non-

connection of server, etc.).

Ppik

When fingerprint
or card is read

When the card is read,
When the FP is entered in the FP window

Ppibik

When failure

If authentication fails or the user's input is wrong,
If the control and setting of the terminal fail

Ppiriririk

When input
standby

When it is notified that the input of fingerprint and card user
is on standby

Ppiririk

When success

If authentication is successful,
If the terminal is successfully booted,
If the control and setting of the terminal and successfully
completed

1.3. LED signals displayed during operation

1.4. Buzzer guide announced during operation

1.5. How to register and enter correct fingerprint

 Correct fingerprint input method

Enter your fingerprint as if you take a thumbprint by using your forefinger if possible.
The fingerprint cannot be correctly registered and entered only by your fingertips.
The center of the fingerprint should be touched with the fingerprint input section.

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 Enter the fingerprint of your forefinger if possible.

When using your forefinger, you can enter your fingerprint correctly and safely.

 Make sure that the fingerprint is unclear or wounded.

Too dry, wet, blurry or wounded fingerprints are difficult to recognize. In this case, the
fingerprint of another finger should be registered.

 Precautions subject to your fingerprint status

The availability of the fingerprint may vary subject to your fingerprint status.
 This product consists of a fingerprint recognition system and cannot recognize the

damaged or unclear fingerprints. The fingerprint should be registered using the RF card.

 If your hands are dry, you can blow your breath on the system to operate it more

smoothly.

 For children, too small or unclear fingerprints may be difficult or impossible to use. They

need to register a new fingerprint every six months.

 For seniors, the fingerprint with too many lines may not be registered.
 It is recommended that you will register more than two fingerprints if possible.

 In order to increase the fingerprint authentication rate, it is recommended to use six of

the ten fingers as illustrated below (both thumbs, forefingers, middle fingers).

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2. Product Descriptions

2.1. Product Features

 Easy to verify your ID via fingerprint

- The use of the fingerprint recognition technology (Biometrics) can prevent forgetting your

password, losing your card or key, or avoid the risk of their theft. The use of personal
fingerprints enhances the security of authentication.

 Waterproof and dustproof functions

- Acquired the IP65 level of waterproof and dustproof certification.

 Various card options

- 125Kz-based EM and HID cards

 Access control system using the local area network (LAN)

- The fingerprint reader communicates with the authentication server using a TCP/IP

protocol. Therefore, this terminal can be applied to the existing LAN and has easy
expandability. It ensures a fast speed by 10/100 Mbps Auto Detect and facilitates
management and monitoring via the network.

 Mobile interlocking function

- By using Smartphone Bluetooth, the terminal can be set to Admin App (iAccess Plus).

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DC12V Adapter

Electrical Lock
(Lock+, Lock-, Monitor)

TCP/IP

T&A Control Program

Internet /
WAN / LAN

TCP/IP

Fingerprint Authentication
Server

TCP/IP

Remote Administrator Program
(User and Terminal Setting
Management)

TCP/IP

TCP/IP

TCP/IP

2.2. Configuration Diagram

2.2.1. Standalone Use (Access)

2.2.2. Connecting to the PC server (Access, T&A)

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ITEM

SPEC

REMARKS

CPU

400MHz 32Bit RISC CPU

MEMORY

4MB Nor Flash + 256MB Nand Flash

64MB RAM

Authentication Speed

1:1 < Within 0.2 second

1:N < Within 1 second (Based on 2,000

fingerprints)

Number of Users

10,000 User / 10,000 Card

10,000 Finger

100,000 Log

Fingerprint Sensor

Optical

Scan Area / Resolution

16 * 18mm / 500 DPI

Temperature /

Humidity

-20 ~ 60 ℃ /

Lower than 90% RH

AC / DC Adapter

INPUT : Universal AC100 ~ 250V

OUTPUT : DC 12V

(Option : DC 24V)

UL, CSA, CE Approved

Lock Control

EM, Strike, Motor Lock, Auto Door

I/O

3 In (1 Exit, 2 Monitor)

Communication Port

TCP/IP (10/100Mbps)

Authentication

Server

Communication

RS-485

Controller

Communication

Wiegand In/Out

Card Reader or

Controller

Communication

Card Reader

Low Frequency(125KHz) - HID, EM,

Optional

Foreign Authentication

KC, CE, FCC

SIZE

75.0mm(W) * 182.5mm(H) * 39.2mm(D)

2.3. Product Specification

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If no administrator is registered,
you can access the terminal without
entering your ID and password on
the login window.

If any administrator has been
registered, you can access the
terminal using the proper
administrator authentication
scheme.

If your ID is entered, attempt 1:1
Authentication. If your ID is not
entered, attempt 1:N
Authentication. If you have
successfully logged in the terminal,
the screen goes to the User
Management screen.

3. Environment Setting

3.1. Checkpoints before environment setting

3.1.1. To run iAccess Plus (Mobile App)

Search “iAccess Plus” at the smartphone app store to install a mobile app. Press “iAccess Plus”
icon installed on your smartphone to run the program. The initial screen will appear. After 2-3
seconds, it will automatically go to the Intro menu.

3.1.2. To enter the administrator menu

Select View] button on the [Terminal List] screen, and the connection window will appear.

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Enter your registration information on the Add User screen.
When the information is completely entered, select the [Save]

button in the top right of the screen.
Once the user information has been correctly entered, the

fingerprint is ready to be entered in either the terminal or the card.
If the set authentication scheme is completely registered, the screen

returns to the User Management screen.

To delete all users, press the [Delete All] button. To delete part of
users, select any delete target users, and press the [Delete] button.
(When the network mode is set, the [Delete All] button is
disabled.)

3.2. User Management

3.2.1. Add User

Select [Add] on the [User Management] screen, and the following screen will appear.

3.2.2. Delete
Select [Edit] on the [User Management] screen, and the following screen will appear.

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When you select the [Save] button after modifying the items
except the ID, if there is any additional authentication means, the
terminal becomes the input standby status and carries out
additional registration.

When the change is completed, the screen returns to the User
Management screen.

3.3.3. Change

Click the user to change on the [User Management] screen, the screen will go to the [User

Details] screen.

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To change the terminal settings, press the [Edit] button on the top
right to switch to the edit mode.

When the terminal settings are finished, press the [Save] button to
save the changes and exit the setting.

Settings

Display Method

No Use

No external lock is used.

Normal open

When the power is applied, the lock is open.

Normal close

When the power is applied, the lock is closed.

3.3. Terminal Setting

3.3.1. Setting via “iAccess Plus”

Select [Setting] on the bottom right, and the following screen will appear.

 Terminal Name

The name of the terminal will be displayed.

 LFD Level

The fake fingerprint is likely to be recognized. Therefore, the higher level of security application may be
used. The higher security level may need the longer time to verify the fingerprints of some registered
users. The security level for the stage of 0-3 is supported.

 Door Open Status 1

Set when connecting external contacts.

 Door Open Interval

The unlock time can be set from 0.1 to 20 seconds.

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Settings

Display Method

No Use

Do not use the card authentication

EM

Use a low-frequency (125KHz) EM card

MIFARE

Use a high-frequency (13.56MHz) MIFARE card

HID 26bit

Use a low-frequency (125KHz) HID 26 Bit card

HID 35Bit

Use a low-frequency (125KHz) HID 35 Bit card

HID 37Bit

Use a low-frequency (125KHz) HID 37 Bit card

iClass 26Bit

Use a HID iClass 26 Bit card

iClass 35Bit

Use a HID iClass 35 Bit card

iClass 37Bit

Use a HID iClass 37 Bit card

Settings

Display Method

No Use

Do not use the Wiegand communication

26Bit

Perform the Wiegand communication by a format of 26Bit

34Bit

Perform the Wiegand communication by a format of 34Bit

 Card Format

The type of card to be used can be set.

 Wiegand Output

This mode is available if the terminal is equipped with a separate controller operated by Wiegand input.

 Device Mode

If reader mode is selected, wiegand output is Card Number when authentication is Success.
If access control is selected, wiegand output is User’s ID when authentication is Success.

 Sitecode

Set the value of Sitecode to transfer upon Wiegand output.
If Wiegand output is 26bit, a value of 0 to 255 can be set. If Wiegand output is 34Bit, a value of
0 to 32767 can be set.

 Ext 485

Can select external RS 485 device.
If is select CP040, CP040 process authentication and lock control, log data.

 485 ID

Can assign ID of External RS 485 device to 0-7.

 1:N Level

When 1:N authentication, set the verification level to 5-9.

 1:1 Level

When 1:1 authentication, set the verification level to 1-9.

 Max ID Length

This indicates the length of ID which can be entered to the maximum.

 Network Mode

Set whether the terminal is used to either a stand-alone mode or a network mode.

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 Node ID

Set the terminal ID to add to ACM Pro in the range of 1 to 2000.

 Use DHCP

Set whether to use a static IP.

 Terminal IP

Set the terminal IP.

 Server IP

When the terminal is used in conjunction with Access Manager, set the server IP.

 Subnet Mask

Set the subnet mask value of the terminal.

 Gateway

Set the gateway value of the terminal.

 Port No.

Set the Access Manager Server port to 2000-65535. (Default: 7332)

 Network Timeout

Set the communication cycle time between the Access Manager server and the terminal to the
range of 2-20.

 Time Synchronization

Set time of device to time of smart phone.

 Firmware Version

The terminal firmware version and the BLE firmware version are displayed.

 Initialize

All data except logs and user information are initialized.

 Factory Initialization

Initialize the settings of the terminal as set at a factory.

※ The terminal is rebooted after saving the settings. Therefore, it is recommended to access the terminal

after the lapse of 30 to 60 seconds.

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3.3.2. To set the terminal IP via Access Manager
By running terminal search items in the terminal management menu of Access Manager

Professional, perform the setting of terminal IP.

When clicking the Search button on the above screen, the unregistered terminals in Access
Manager Professional will appear as shown below.

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When clicking the “...” button, the detailed setting screen will appear as shown below.

To change the terminal ID and network settings, select the terminal to set, enter the change value,

and click the “ID Change” or “IP Change” button. Then, you can check that the terminal value is

changed.

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Set Terminal ID and Terminal Network and then click the “Request Connect” button at the bottom,
and the terminal will appear as the unregistered status on the Access Manager Professional screen
and the settings will be finished.

※ For more details, please refer to the Access Manager Professional Manual.

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4. How to Use Terminal

4.1. Authentication

4.1.1. Fingerprint Authentication

Place your finger on the fingerprint sensor. Then, the fingerprint sensor will light on and receive
fingerprint input. Keep your finger on the fingerprint sensor until the light turns off completely.

4.1.2. Card Authentication

Place the card on the card sensor of the terminal.

4.1.3. Multi Authentication

For users who have to be authenticated by the combination authentication methods such as
“Card and Fingerprint”, if the first input authentication method is successful, the remaining
authentication method is performed.

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5. Troubleshooting

5.1. When the fingerprint authentication time is too long or fails

 When the terminal operates by the 1:N (Server) authentication in the network mode, if the

server is used for personal or business use, a server load may reduce the fingerprint
recognition rate and require the long fingerprint authentication time. It is recommended to
build a dedicated server.

 Check that there are any scratches or foreign matters in your finger or FP sensor. If there are

foreign matters, wipe them with a dry cloth. If there is a large scratch, re-register another
fingerprint through the administrator.

 If the fingerprint status is bad, lower the individual security level in the user information and

attempt 1:1 Authentication.

 If the RF card registered by the user’s ID has been authenticated, when the fingerprint

authentication fails, whether the user exists or not is verified. Check that the user is a
registered user.

5.2. When the fingerprint is not entered well
Very dry or wet fingerprints may not be normally entered.

If the fingerprint is wet, wipe it with a dry towel. If the fingerprint is dry, blow your breath or
apply oil on your hands. Then, try to enter the fingerprint again.

5.3. When the RF card authentication fails
Check that the card possessed by users conforms to the card type set in the “RF Card Type” in the

“Option Setting” of the Access Manager program.

5.4. When the network is not connected
 Check that the terminal is registered in the terminal management item in the information

management menu of Access Manager Professional.

 If the terminal is not registered, check that it is set in the terminal search of Access Manager

Professional.

- Server IP of which Access Manager Professional is installed

- Check that the terminal ID is set up correctly.

- If DHCP is not used, check the relevant information.

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(138-827) (Bangi-dong, Hyundai Topics Building) 4th Floor, Wiryeoseongdae­ro, Songpa-gu, Seoul, Korea
Tel : [phone] , Fax : [phone],
E-Mail: [e-mail]; http://www.nitgen.com

5.5. When the authentication is successful but the door does not open
Check that the access is controlled by the time zone.

5.5. When the user is not registered
This product is set by default to operate as a network mode.

If the connection is abnormal in the network mode, the user cannot be registered.
Check the network connection status.

5.6. When the product is unstable or does not work
 Select the terminal in the terminal management menu of Access Manager Professional, click

the right mouse button, and select the [terminal Restart] item. Then, the terminal will restart.

 If the server management program is being used, try to run the server again.
 If the terminal does not normally work after checking all of the above, please contact our

Customer Support Team.

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(138-827) (Bangi-dong, Hyundai Topics Building) 4th Floor, Wiryeoseongdae­ro, Songpa-gu, Seoul, Korea
Tel : [phone] , Fax : [phone],
E-Mail: [e-mail]; http://www.nitgen.com

Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for CLASS B
digital
device, pursuant to Part 15 of FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial
environment 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 try correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

1.1. Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

1.2. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

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

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

FCC Information

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 interface, and
(2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that
may cause undesired operation.

WARNING

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the

user’s authority to operate the equipment.

“CAUTION : Exposure to Radio Frequency Radiation.

This equipment should be installed and operated with a minumum distance of 20 cm
between the radiator and your body.