Fingertec i-Kiosk 100 Plus Manual Bedienungsanleitung

i-Kiosk 100 PlusPremier Color Multimedia Fingerprint Time Attendance & Access Control SystemUSER GUID E

10 CONTENTS12DATE / TIME ADJUSTMENTWhen first installing a fingerprint reader, it is impor-tant to set the correct date and time. Follow the steps

11 CONTENTS453The arrow buttons control the movement of the cursor.Enter time value by using the numeric keypad.Select Done to save settings. DLST s

12 CONTENTSUser Enrollment Template Form for Reader Reader ID:____________________ No. of

13 CONTENTS2345The page will automatically turn to User Management. Enter the user ID in the ID No. column using the numeric keypad, Select New

14 CONTENTS6789 Press finger firmly on the optical scanner to enroll fingerprint. The enrolled fingerprint image will be displayed on the screen.

15 CONTENTS101112Select OK to confirm. You can repeat the above steps to enroll another user. Select Done to end enrollment. Select the return

16 CONTENTS231ENROLLMENT OF NORMAL USERA normal user is only allowed to use the reader for identity verification, and he does not have any o

17 CONTENTS4567Go to the Authority field and use to change it to User. Select Enroll Fingerprint to start enrollment. Press finger firmly on

18 CONTENTS891011This screen will be displayed after a successful enrollment. The screen will return to the previous page. The FP num =1, Select

19 CONTENTS12Select the arrow to return to the main menu. To enroll more users, repeat the steps above.FINGERPRINT VERIFICATIONThe reader supports

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20 CONTENTS123 41 TO MANY (1:N) FINGERPRINT MATCHINGPlace the enrolled fingerprint on the fingerprint sensor. Wait a second before removing the fin

21 CONTENTS12341 TO 1 (1:1) FINGERPRINT MATCHINGEnter the user ID by using the numeric keypad. Place the enrolled finger on the fingerprint senso

22 CONTENTS123PASSWORD ENROLLMENTFor user who cannot enroll his fingerprint, he can choose to use passwords. Follow the steps below: Selec

23 CONTENTS4567Go to the Authority field and use the to change to User. Select Enroll Password. Enter password in the column, a maximum of 8-d

24 CONTENTS891011There will be a key icon on the screen to indicate that this user ID Select OK to confirm. has been enrolled with password. Sele

25 CONTENTS123PASSWORD VERIFICATIONUser with password enrollment can always use password to report attendance or gain access from the readers

26 CONTENTS456Press OK to confirm password. The reader will verify user, display user ID and prompt “Thank you”. If verification failed, the reade

27 CONTENTS123DELETING USERSThe system allows deletion of user from the system. This is important as employees come and go. There-fore, for

284567Select Delete User. Select OK to confirm. The screen will refresh and user ID will be deleted from Select the arrow to return to the main menu.

29 CONTENTS 3 RFID CARD FUNCTION 1The reader supports enrollment of RFID Card. User can report time attendance and gain ac-cess by usi

1 GETTING STARTED 4-7 IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS •Installation Location •Use of Sensor INTRODUCTION TO READER •Complete Package •Materials

30 CONTENTS2345Select the New User button. Enter user ID using the numeric keypad for example 4. Select to change Authority field to user. Se

31 CONTENTS6789Wave RFID card at the induction area. The reader will capture RFID Card ID and display it on screen. Select Done to end process

32 CONTENTS10111ADD RFID CARD TO EXISTING FINGERPRINT USERS Existing fingerprint users can choose to use RFID card as a backup verification method

33 CONTENTS2345Select Manage User. Select to choose the user ID to add RFID card for example user ID 1. Select Edit button. Select Enroll Card

34 CONTENTS6789RFID card will be read and card number displayed on the screen. There is a card icon indicates that user has been enrolled with RFI

35 CONTENTS123VERIFICATION WITH RFID CARD RFID card user can do verification at the reader by the following combinations:To enable this operation, c

36 CONTENTS 4 ACCESS OPTIONS BRIEF INTRODUCTION TO ACCESS OPTIONSAccess option function setting is the settings of us-er’s accessibility to cert

37 CONTENTSTIME ZONE 2VARIATION IN ACCESS FOR A PERIOD OF ONE WEEK. Table 1.2 is showing the time zone 2 where users are al-lowed access from 8am to

38 CONTENTSAccess option has 6 main functions• TIME ZONE SETTING To define time zone 1 to 50.• HOLIDAY SETTINGS To define time zone for holiday.

39 CONTENTS123All new enrolled users are automatically assigned to Time Zone 1. It is recommended not to change any set-tings in Time Zone 1.

4 CONTENTSi-Kiosk 100 PlusIMPORTANT SAFEGUARDSINSTALLATION LOCATIONDo not install readers in areas which are exposed to bright sunlight or rain, as

40 CONTENTS5674Press arrow key to move around the columns. Insert the time in the Press OK to save settings. columns to define time zone. Select Do

41 CONTENTS12Select Group Settings.The configured time zone is saved and reader is allowed to set the next time zone. A total of 50 tim

42 CONTENTS345Select Add to add in a new group time zone. A new group time zone is displayed on screen. Select Back to return to the previous menu.

43 CONTENTS1DEFINITION OF USER ACCESS SETTINGSUser Access Options is to process correlative setting according to user’s requirements.ENTER ACCESS OP

44 CONTENTS32DEFINITION OF HOLIDAY SETTINGSUser access time can control reader during holiday. The access time zone might vary during

45 CONTENTS123EXAMPLE OF SETTINGSSelect a public holiday for example 1st May. The reader is set to disallow any access during holiday. Follow the st

46 CONTENTS564Now configure the time to block user to access to certain time zones. Select OK to save settings. To block access for the entire day

47 CONTENTS798Select ADD to add in a new holiday. Assign the starting and ending date of the holiday. Insert the time zone to block user to acce

48 CONTENTS21USER UNLOCK COMBINATION SETTINGSThe reader can support unlock combination to control user accessibility. When unlock combination is ac

49 CONTENTS3464Select ADD to add a new unlock combination group. By default, all users Insert the name of Combo, for example 2. Insert the group t

5 CONTENTSCOMPLETE PACKAGE SPECIFICATIONDisplay area (inch) 8.0 TFT screen Color resolution 65kSurface finishing Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene

50 CONTENTS123ACCESS CONTROL PARAMETERSThis page allows administrator to configure acces-sibility of readers. There are total 8 options ready

51 CONTENTS12Options available and their functionsLOCK (1-10S)To adjust the unlocking time after verification.DSEN. DELAY (1-99S)To delay door se

52 CONTENTS2341Select A&C settings. Select Duress Alarm Parameters. To define Duress Fingerprint. Select DONE to proceed. Select Manage User.

53 CONTENTS6785Select user ID to assign duress finger, for example user ID 1888. Select Manage Choose the fingerprint to be defined as duress fing

54 CONTENTS9OPTIONS AVAILABLE AND THEIR FUNCTIONSIf users would like to use the same fingerprint for daily clocking and to trigger duress alarm, ad

55 CONTENTS1USB FLASH DISK (PEN DRIVE)If a reader is installed remotely from a computer or encountering connection problems that are c

56 CONTENTS23Select the Pen Drive icon. There are a total of 10 operations available to choose from. Upload users: To upload users into reader.Uploa

57 CONTENTS1WORK CODESWork code feature is available in this fingerprint reader. The work code feature allows user to en-ter a predefined number aft

58 CONTENTS2345Select Workcode. Select Add. Enter a number to define the work code using numeric keypad, Enter the name of the work code by usin

59 CONTENTS67The screen will refresh and a new work code will be created. Select return arrow to go back to the main menu. Select Back to return

6 CONTENTSMATERIALS PROVIDED• Quick Start Guide • Hardware User Manual • Software User Manual • Video Guide for Hardware • Video Guide for S

60 CONTENTS3412Input work code after verification: Select the asterisk (*) button. Enter the work code using the numeric keypad. Please make sure t

61 CONTENTS125PRESET SCHEDULE BELLS(ALARM)The reader offers 56 preset scheduled bells (alarm). This schedule is intended to alert users of th

62 CONTENTS345Select to select a schedule to define alarm, for example, Enter time to set the alarm into the Bell Hours fields. Schedule 1. Se

63 CONTENTS6BROADCAST (SHORT MESSAGES DISPLAY)The reader can display short messages on screen to alert users. There are 2 types of messages,

64 CONTENTS123Select the Menu button. Select Broadcast. Select to choose the short messages for display. Select Edit to proceed. It is recom

65 CONTENTS456Select to enter the start time of display.Select to go to the Valid time field, for example 60 minutes. Select go to the Type

66 CONTENTS789When the short message is assigned as Personal, only dedicated users can view it after verification. Select to change message type t

67 CONTENTS10CAPTURE USERS PHOTOThe reader is integrated with a camera to capture user photo during verification. Every time a user verifies at the

68 CONTENTS12T9 INPUT METHODYou can enter alphabet, symbols or numbers dur-ing configurations at the reader. You can use T9 input method to enter th

69 CONTENTS3456Select go to the Name field. Select asterisk (*) to input alphabet. Select 1 and a new line will be displayed at the bottom. Se

7 CONTENTSNOTENumber and Alphabet keysAsterisk Hash Power On/OffEscapeMenu/Enter Backspace USB PORTTo upload/download user

70 CONTENTS21 6 SYSTEM OPTIONSThere are a total of 6 fields available in the system options.PARAMETERS SETUPSelect System and choose Param Setup.Th

71 CONTENTS12DATE/TIME ADJUSTMENTAdministrator can configure the reader to make the display date and time as local. It is important because

72 CONTENTS21DATA MANAGEMENTAs the data (user ID, names, fingerprint, password, Card ID, transaction logs etc) is stored inside the read-er,

73 CONTENTS1UPDATEThis option is to allow installer to update the firmware version of the reader. The firmware is stored inside the USB flask disk a

74 CONTENTS21Select any of the options to reset specific settings. Select Back to return to the previous page when done. Reset all default parameter

75 CONTENTS2Select Back to return to previous page after done. All Test: To run all testTFT Test: To test the functionality of TFT screen.Audio Test

76 CONTENTS21 7 CUSTOMIZATIONYou can change the settings of reader to change its dis-play screen, alarm outputs and keyboard input.DISPLAYThis opti

77 CONTENTSMEDIA SETUPThis option is to adjust the settings of the integrated camera.There are a total of 4 fields for camera adjustment.Br

78 CONTENTS1SCREEN ADJUSTThis option is to allow installer to adjust the screen of the reader. Please always consult your local re-sellers or instal

79 CONTENTS23Press to select button, which is to be defined with shortcut key. Select Edit to define the shortcut key. At the Function field, pres

8 CONTENTSCenter points 2 USING THE FINGERPRINT READER USING THE FINGERPRINT READERThis chapter will guide on how to use the fingerprint reader

80 CONTENTS1 8 RECORDS AND SYSTEM INFORMATIONRECORDSAdministrator can check user records at the reader. The transaction logs are in the fo

81 CONTENTS234There are 3 options available to view specific records.Search Attlog: To search and view user’s transaction logs.Search Capture-photo:

82 CONTENTS12SYSTEM INFORMATIONAdministrator can check the system information in the reader, for example total user enrolled, total transaction st

83 CONTENTS 9 INSTALLATION & COMMUNICATIONSThis Chapter is meant for qualified installer only. The installation of reader shall be han

84 CONTENTSUSB port for data transferring.TCP/IP port to provide TCP/IP communication to the computer via LAN cable. Serial port to provide R

85 CONTENTS234Press COMM button. Please enter the value by pressing keypad for these items, IP address of the FingerTec® readerSubnet Mask of the

86 CONTENTS 1 8 TOPFRONT 1 8 PC i-Kiosk 100 Plus Reader5 Press OK to confirm to save settings. 6 Return to the main menu. 7 Power off Fin

87 CONTENTSi-Kiosk 100 Plus Reader RS232 Cable PC1Ethernet 10/100Base-T Straight Thru Cable This cable will work with both 10Base-T and 100

88 CONTENTS234Press COMM button. Press Communication Setup. Please enter the value by pressing keypad for these items, Baudrates of RS232 connecti

89 CONTENTS15Press OK to confirm to save settings. 6 Return to the main menu. 7 Power off FingerTec® reader.8 Plug in the RS232 cable.9 Power on the

9 CONTENTSTIPS FOR BEST FINGERPRINT ENROLLMENT UPRIGHT ASKEW OFF CENTER PARTWhat you should DOPlace finger flat on the fingerprint sensor. Make

90 CONTENTS3Press COMM button. Press Communication Setup. Please enter the value by pressing keypad for these items, Baudrates of RS232 connection

91 CONTENTSRX+RX_5 RS232/RS485 SINGLE CONNVERTER i-Kiosk 100 Plus Reader RS232/RS485 Data Connverter RS232 Cable PCPress OK to confirm to save se

92 CONTENTSRX+RX_1 2RS232/RS485 NETWORK CONNVERTER i-Kiosk 100 Plus Reader RS232/RS485 Data Connverter RS232 Cable PCWIRELESS CONNECTION Follo

93 CONTENTS3 45Press WiFi Setup. Enter the value of the WiFi rouner. Press Done to save settings. Press OK to confirm. 6 Return to the main

94 CONTENTS11 129 10Press Menu button Press COMM. Press Available network. The WiFi connection is showed when it is connected.

95 CONTENTSAPPENDIX TROUBLESHOOTING1 How to power on and shut down the FingerTec® i-Kiosk 100? To power on, press the ON/OFF button once. To shut

96 CONTENTSAPPENDIX TROUBLESHOOTING7 How to define the short message and assign it to certain users? Refer to page 63-67 for instructions to defi

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